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Parkwide Pest Inspection, Monitoring, and Exterminating Services

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This subcontract for the Hudson River Park Trust involves providing comprehensive Integrated Pest Management and extermination services for park facility projects in New York City. The scope of work covers a wide area from Chambers Street to 59th Street and Pier 40, requiring the contractor to perform initial baiting, maintain bait station networks, and conduct ongoing inspections to ensure a managed pest environment. Qualified bidders must possess a New York State DEC Pesticide Business Registration License and have at least three years of industrial or commercial IPM experience. The selected provider is responsible for delivering monthly service reports to the prime contractor. The solicitation was posted on October 28, 2026, with a response deadline of November 19, 2026.

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IPM and extermination services for Hudson River Park Trust facilities in New York City.

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Request For Quotes For Parkwide Pest Inspection, Monitoring & Extermination Services

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AgencyNew York → Hudson River Park Trust
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Performs Integrated Pest Management (IPM) and extermination services for prime contractors on The Trust park facility projects in New York, NY. Conducts initial comprehensive baiting, maintains and monitors bait station networks, and performs ongoing inspections from Chambers St. to 59th St. and Pier 40. Requires NYS DEC Pesticide Business Registration License and 3 years of industrial/commercial IPM experience. Delivers monthly service reports and a managed pest environment.

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