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Invasive Species Quantification and Mapping

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This subcontract focuses on the quantification and mapping of invasive plant species for prime contractors working on New York State Department of Environmental Conservation projects located in Saratoga, NY. The primary objective is to identify problematic vegetation and calculate its density and spread to determine the appropriate control measures required to protect native species. The scope of work involves the use of GIS and field data collection tools to produce detailed quantified data and infestation maps. This opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 541620, with a response deadline set for November 18, 2026.

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Invasive plant mapping and quantification for NYSDEC projects in Saratoga, NY by 11/18/2026.

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Vegetative Surveys of Saratoga Sandplains Wildlife Management Area

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Quantifies and maps invasive plant species for prime contractors on NYS Department of Environmental Conservation projects in Saratoga, NY. Identifies problem vegetation and calculates density and spread to determine necessary control measures to protect native species. Utilizes GIS and field data collection tools. Delivers quantified data and maps of invasive species infestations.

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