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Request for Proposals (RFP 25-04-PI) from Eligible Contractors in the County of Hawai i to Control and Mitigate the Spread of the Two-lined Spittlebug (TLSB), Prosapia bicincta

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RFP 25-04-PIState & Local

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The Hawaii Department of Agriculture has issued a solicitation for proposals to address the control and mitigation of the Two-lined Spittlebug (TLSB) in Hawaiʻi County, funded through the Biosecurity Act 231, SLH 2024. The project aims to utilize approximately $600,000 in state funds during the fiscal year from July 1, 2024, to June 30, 2025, to develop effective strategies for managing TLSB populations. The RFP seeks proposals from farmers, ranchers, and researchers with proven experience in TLSB control, emphasizing the importance of practical treatment methods and research into integrated pest management approaches. Successful proposals should recommend comprehensive control projects that include treatment and research components to identify the most cost-effective and efficient solutions, with a focus on large-scale land treatment to maximize impact. Priority will be given to applicants demonstrating the ability to treat extensive infested areas and those providing broader guidance to the industry through sharing protocols, data, and recommendations. The initiative encourages collaboration among eligible Hawaiʻi farmers, ranchers, and researchers to develop scalable, impactful solutions. The contract size ranges from $500,000 to $2,000,000, with the primary point of contact being Greg Takeshima. Proposals are due by November 21, 2024, and the project aims to foster innovative, large-scale pest management strategies to protect agricultural productivity and biosecurity in Hawaiʻi.

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RFP-25-04-PI: Biosecurity Project Control and Mitigation of Two-Lined Spittlebug (TLSB2024)

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RFP 25-04-PI: Two-Lined Spittlebug (TLSB) Mitigation and Control

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TLSB2024 Project Proposal Template

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Exhibit A - Contact and Title Page (TLSB2024)

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Exhibit C - Endorsement Statement (TLSB2024)

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TLSB2024 Final Performance Report Template

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TLSB2024 Midterm Performance Report Template

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AgencyHawaii Department of Agriculture
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The Biosecurity Act 231, SLH 2024, appropriated funds for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2024, and ending June 30, 2025, that included funds to control and mitigate the spread of Two-lined Spittlebug. RFP 25-04-PI requests proposals from farmers, ranchers, and researchers that have experience with mitigating and controlling TLSB in Hawaiʻi County. Knowledge relating to effective control methods of TLSB is paramount to the success of this project. Research into TLSB control methods and integrated pest management may also be considered in this RFP. Proposals shall recommend a control project to treat and research TLSB to determine the most cost effective and efficient means to control TLSB populations. Priority will be given to farmers, ranchers, and researchers that have experience with treating and/or direct research on pest management of TLSB. HDOA will prioritize offers who are able to demonstrate the ability to treat large areas of infested land to reduce the overall impact of TLSB. Priority will also be given to researchers providing overall guidance to industry dealing with TLSB. Sharing treatment protocols, evaluations, data, and recommendations to a broader audience will provide a larger overall impact than small scale experiments. To achieve this goal, the HDOA announces the availability of approximately $600,000 in general funds for these Biosecurity Projects. Proposals are encouraged from eligible Hawaiʻi farmers, ranchers, and researchers.

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