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Native Plant and Seed Supply

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Submission Closed07/07/2026, 07:00:00 PM UTC

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NAICS: 111998

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Wildflower Seeds: Florida Grown and Other Grown

Solicitation # DOT-ITB-27-9013-JM

The Florida Department of Transportation is seeking competitive bids under solicitation DOT-ITB-27-9013-JM to establish a one-year contract for the procurement of Florida-grown and other grown wildflower seeds. With an estimated total value of 140,000 dollars, the contract covers a wide variety of species, including Phlox Drummond, Gaillardia pulchella, and Cosmos bipinnatus, with total quantities ranging across various species. Awards will be made to the lowest responsible bidder and may be granted by individual item, group of items, or on a statewide or geographical district basis. To be eligible, bidders must be registered in the MyFloridaMarketplace system and comply with strict submission guidelines, including specific email subject lines and PDF formatting. Seeds must meet rigorous quality standards, including a minimum pure seed content of 90 percent and a minimum germination rate of 50 percent, with weed seed limited to less than 1 percent. The Department reserves the right to conduct on-site reviews of bidder facilities to verify financial and operational capabilities. All vendors must certify they are not on scrutinized companies lists related to Sudan, Iran, or boycotts of Israel, and must adhere to Title VI of the Civil Rights Act and Florida's public records laws. Deliveries are to be made to various Florida locations, including Gainesville, Ocala, Miami, and Brooksville, with all shipping and handling costs included in the per-pound price.

Florida Department of Transportation

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Interagency Sage Brush Steppe Native Seed Increase ContractsThe Interagency Sage Brush Steppe Native Seed Increase Contracts are a strategic initiative managed by the Department of the Interior to address the insufficient commercial supply of native seeds required for federal vegetation management. Spanning portions of Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, Colorado, and Wyoming, these contracts aim to bolster seed availability for post-fire and disaster recovery efforts. By fostering a stable market and reducing production risks for local growers, the program seeks to lower government seeding costs, prevent market volatility, and expand the variety of commercially available species. This initiative is critical for moving away from a reliance on non-native species and cultivated varieties that fail to maintain functioning ecosystems. The contracts focus on developing specific seed stocks tailored to the unique growing conditions of the northern sagebrush steppe. These specialized seeds are designed to restore sage grouse habitats and enhance range productivity by introducing species that offer greater resilience to wildfire and improved resistance to cheatgrass.

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Interagency Northern Great Plains Native Seed Increase ContractsThe Department of the Interior is forecasting interagency seed increase contracts for the Northern Great Plains, covering portions of Montana, Wyoming, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Colorado. These contracts aim to address the commercial market's inability to provide an adequate supply of native seeds required for federal vegetation management, post-fire recovery, and disaster restoration. By recruiting local growers and reducing initial production risks, the initiative seeks to lower government seeding costs, stabilize the market, and increase the variety of commercially available native species. The primary goal of these contracts is to ensure the availability of seed stocks specifically developed for local growing conditions to improve rangeland health, restore wildlife habitats, and reclaim lands affected by mining, oil, and gas development. This strategy prevents reliance on non-native or cultivated varieties that fail to maintain functioning ecosystems. The forecast is categorized under NAICS code 111998 and is managed by the Department of the Interior.

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Interagency Northern Rockies Native Seed Increase ContractsThe Department of the Interior is issuing interagency seed increase contracts for the Northern Rockies ecoregion, covering parts of Washington, Idaho, and Montana. These contracts aim to address the commercial market's inability to provide an adequate supply of native seeds required for federal vegetation management, post-fire recovery, and disaster restoration. By recruiting local growers and reducing their initial production risks, the initiative seeks to lower government seeding costs, stabilize the market, and increase the variety of commercially available native species. The primary goal of these contracts is to ensure the availability of seed stocks specifically developed for the cooler and wetter conditions of the Northern Rockies to improve rangeland health, restore wildlife habitats, and reclaim mined or industrial sites. This strategy prevents reliance on non-native or cultivated varieties that fail to maintain functioning ecosystems. The forecast is categorized under NAICS code 111998 and is managed by the Department of the Interior.

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Interagency Northern Great Plains Native Seed Increase ContractsThe Department of the Interior is forecasting interagency seed increase contracts focused on the Northern Great Plains, specifically covering portions of Wyoming, North Dakota, Montana, and Colorado. These contracts aim to increase the availability of native seeds essential for post-fire stabilization and recovery, while supporting broader federal initiatives to promote responsible natural resource stewardship and the growth of the restoration economy. The initiative is designed to align with several executive and secretarial orders to recover fish and wildlife populations through collaborative conservation and create employment opportunities within American farming and agricultural communities. This effort seeks to bolster rural economies and ensure the Department of the Interior has sufficient access to native seed resources for critical land management activities.

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Interagency Colorado Plateau Native Seed Increase ContractsThe Interagency Colorado Plateau Native Seed Increase Contracts, managed by the Department of the Interior, aim to expand the commercial supply of native seeds across Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, and Arizona. These contracts address a critical market gap where commercial production fails to meet federal needs for managing native vegetation, particularly for post-fire and disaster recovery. By recruiting local growers and reducing their initial production risks, the initiative seeks to lower government costs, stabilize the market, and increase the variety of available species to ensure the restoration of functioning ecosystems. The program specifically focuses on seed stocks tailored for the Colorado Plateau to ensure drought resilience during the region's ongoing mega drought. These seeds are developed for use across Bureau of Land Management and National Park Service lands, supporting range improvement and minerals reclamation. This forecast, categorized under NAICS code 111998, emphasizes the necessity of using site-specific native plants over non-native or cultivated varieties to maintain ecological integrity in the Southwest.

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Coconut and Tropical Ground Provision Supply

Princess Margaret Hospital

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Cannabis Cultivation Facility Operations SupportThe contract involves the provision of operational support for a medium-sized indoor cannabis cultivation facility located in the 91325 zip code area, with responsibilities centered on maintaining optimal environmental conditions through climate control systems, ensuring the proper functioning of irrigation infrastructure, and accurately documenting all regulatory compliance activities. The work is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 111998, indicating it pertains to other crop farming, and is formally issued by the California Department of Cannabis Control under a posting date of June 26, 2026. While no specific solicitation number or set-aside details are provided, the performance location and regulatory oversight confirm the involvement of California state cannabis authority requirements, necessitating adherence to state standards for cultivation operations, recordkeeping, and environmental controls within the facility.

California Cannabis Control, Department of

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Outdoor Cannabis Cultivation Operations ManagementThe contract entails the day-to-day management of a 10,000 square foot outdoor cannabis cultivation site located in Eureka, California, with a ZIP code of 95553. Responsibilities include all aspects of cultivation such as planting, irrigation, pest and disease control, harvesting, and post-harvest handling, all conducted in strict adherence to state regulatory requirements. The operator must ensure full compliance with California’s cannabis control statutes, maintaining precise documentation and operational standards to meet licensing and inspection protocols. This subcontract is classified under NAICS code 111998 for other miscellaneous agricultural activities and was posted on June 17, 2026, under the oversight of the California Department of Cannabis Control. The place of performance is fixed at the Eureka location, and all activities must be executed in accordance with local and state environmental and agricultural guidelines.

California Cannabis Control, Department of

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Hamilton STAR V 2.0 Liquid Handling RobotThe Agricultural Research Service within the Department of Agriculture is seeking to acquire a Hamilton STAR V 2.0 liquid handling robot. This equipment is intended to support research efforts focused on breeding improved Pecan cultivars, which will aid in the development of novel management techniques for pests and pathogens while increasing overall yields and profitability for growers. This opportunity was posted as a forecast on June 17, 2026, with the place of performance located in Byron. The procurement falls under NAICS code 111998, and Nicole McKenzie serves as the primary point of contact and small business specialist for this requirement.

Agricultural Research Service

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Zurn 160 combine with straw chopperThe Agricultural Research Service within the Department of Agriculture has issued a forecast for the procurement of a Zurn 160 combine with a straw chopper to be utilized in Corvallis. This equipment is intended to replace or supplement the current Zurn 150 Combine, as the larger model allows for the harvesting of larger plots and supports the use of a seed terminator. By upgrading to the Zurn 160, the agency aims to better simulate real-world farming practices. The procurement process is managed by Nicole McKenzie, and the requirement falls under the NAICS code 111998.

Agricultural Research Service

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Outdoor Cannabis Cultivation OperationsThe contract encompasses full-cycle outdoor cannabis cultivation operations spanning 9,400 square feet of mixed-light canopy and an additional 1,440 square feet of immature plants, covering all phases from planting and canopy management to irrigation, pest control, harvesting, and post-harvest handling. All activities are to be performed at a designated site in Hayfork, California, under the jurisdiction of the California Cannabis Control Department, with the work classified under NAICS code 111998 for other crop farming. The contract is structured as a subcontract with no set-aside provisions and was posted on May 28, 2026, indicating a future commencement date aligned with seasonal cultivation cycles. Execution requires adherence to state regulatory standards and field-level operational protocols tailored to outdoor cannabis production in the designated geographic region.

California Cannabis Control, Department of

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The contract involves the supply of native plants, seeds, and soil amendments specifically designed for habitat restoration and replanting initiatives. It aims to provide regionally appropriate materials to support ecological recovery efforts in the area. The opportunity is issued by the City of Charlotte, North Carolina, under the NAICS code 111998, which pertains to planting and cultivating operations. This subcontract solicitation was posted on June 3, 2026, with a response deadline set for July 7, 2026. While specific details about the office location, point of contact, and exact place of performance are not provided, interested parties can access further information and respond to the solicitation through the official procurement portal. The contract focuses on ensuring that native species and soil amendments supplied align with local environmental restoration goals.