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Pesticide Usage Data Delivery for Specialty and Row Crops (2024–2025)

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The contract entails the collection, compilation, and delivery of detailed agricultural pesticide usage data for specialty and row crops across the 2024–2025 reporting period. It requires comprehensive metrics including the total acres grown for each crop, the percentage of those acres treated with pesticides, the total pounds of active ingredient applied, and the sample size used to generate the data. The information must be accurate, statistically valid, and appropriately aggregated to reflect regional and crop-specific usage patterns. The work is being performed under a subcontract for the Environmental Protection Agency's Tribal & Science Division Water, with performance centered in Washington. This effort supports environmental monitoring, regulatory compliance, and policy development related to pesticide impacts on water quality and ecosystem health. The contract was posted in May 2026 and falls under the NAICS code 115112, which corresponds to support activities for crop production. All deliverables are intended to form part of a national dataset used for assessing agricultural chemical use trends and refining safety guidelines.

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Collect and deliver 2024-2025 pesticide usage data for specialty and row crops in Washington.

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Environmental Protection Agency → Tribal & Science Division WaterView Agency

NAICS

115112 - Soil Preparation, Planting, and CultivatingView NAICS

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Washington, DC, USA

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This scope was carved out of 68HERH24P0009.

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Agricultural Pesticide Usage Data License and Access

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AgencyEnvironmental Protection Agency → Tribal & Science Division Water
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Collection, compilation, and delivery of agricultural pesticide usage data for specialty and row crops for 2024–2025, including acres grown, percent treated, pounds of active ingredient applied, and sample size.

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