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The contract entails providing comprehensive pest monitoring, biological controls, and non-chemical interventions to safeguard crop health in indoor cannabis cultivation facilities located in Perris, California. These services must align strictly with state regulatory requirements governing cannabis production, ensuring all methods used are compliant, sustainable, and free from synthetic pesticides. The work centers on integrated pest management practices designed to prevent infestations, detect early signs of pest activity, and implement ecologically sound solutions that protect both the crop and the environment. As a subcontract under NAICS code 541620, this engagement supports regulatory compliance and operational integrity within the legalized cannabis industry in California. The services are ongoing and require consistent monitoring, documentation, and adaptability to emerging pest threats without reliance on chemical treatments. Performance is bound to the location in Perris, and the contractor must operate in full accordance with California’s cannabis control standards, ensuring that all interventions support a safe, lawful, and high-quality production environment.

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Pest monitoring and biological controls for indoor cannabis in Perris, CA, without synthetic pesticides, complying with state regulations.

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California Cannabis Control, Department of

NAICS

541620 - Environmental Consulting ServicesView NAICS

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Perris, CA

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PostedJul 15

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AgencyCalifornia Cannabis Control, Department of

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California Cannabis Control, Department of

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Provide ongoing pest monitoring, biological controls, and non-chemical interventions to maintain crop health in compliance with state regulations for indoor cannabis cultivation.

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