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Pest Management and Plant Disease Monitoring

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This subcontract opportunity with the California Department of Transportation involves providing pest management and plant disease monitoring services for facility projects in San Diego. The selected contractor will be responsible for patrolling landscaped areas to identify and monitor for insects, rodents, snails, and various plant diseases using specialized identification tools and monitoring traps. The contractor must maintain consistent communication with the Caltrans Contract Manager by delivering regular monitoring reports and immediate notifications regarding any pest or disease findings. Interested parties should note that the response deadline for this solicitation is October 29, 2026.

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San Diego, CA, USA

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IFPQ-Certified SB including MB, SB-PW or a DVBE, Landscape Maintenance Service in San Diego County

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AgencyCalifornia Department of Transportation
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Monitors and reports on pests and plant diseases for prime contractors on Caltrans facility projects. Patrolls landscaped areas to identify and monitor for rodents, insects, snails, general pests, and plant diseases. Utilizes pest monitoring traps and identification tools. Reports all findings to the Caltrans Contract Manager. Delivers regular monitoring reports and notifications of pest or disease findings.

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