Invasive Species Vegetation Management

The contract titled Invasive Species Vegetation Management seeks qualified contractors to identify and remove invasive plant species along road corridors within Florida using mechanical or manual techniques, with the goal of restoring native ecosystems and ensuring compliance with environmental regulations. Work will focus on targeted areas impacted by non-native vegetation, requiring expertise in ecological restoration, proper handling of hazardous species, and adherence to state-mandated environmental standards. All activities must be conducted with minimal disruption to surrounding habitats and public infrastructure, and contractors are expected to possess the necessary equipment, trained personnel, and operational protocols to perform the work safely and effectively. Submissions are due by August 20, 2026, and the contract is categorized as a subcontract under NAICS code 541620, which pertains to environmental consulting services. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is the overseeing agency, and performance will occur across various road corridors throughout the state, though specific locations are not detailed in the posting. Bidders must be prepared to meet stringent environmental and operational requirements, demonstrate prior experience in invasive species management, and align with Florida’s ecological preservation objectives. The opportunity is open through the MyFloridaMarketplace portal and does not include a set-aside designation, meaning all eligible contractors may compete regardless of business size or ownership characteristics.