RFQP Chemical Application for Noxious and Aquatic Weed Control

The City of Bakersfield is seeking a contractor to manage the chemical treatment of noxious and aquatic weeds across approximately 25 miles of earthen and cement-lined canals, canal rights-of-way, the 2800-acre Recharge Area roads, the Kern River Levee System, Beardsley Canal, and other designated locations within the city. The contract involves applying specific timing, methods, and chemicals as outlined in the negotiated agreement to ensure effective weed control and maintain the integrity of these critical water management infrastructure areas. The project aims to support the city's water system operations by preventing invasive weed growth that could impede water flow or cause damage. The solicitation, titled "RFQP Chemical Application for Noxious and Aquatic Weed Control," was posted on June 24, 2025, with a response deadline of July 18, 2025. The contract is valued between $50,000 and $200,000 and is managed by the City of Bakersfield, California. Interested parties can contact the primary point of contact, Jason Solf, via email for further details or to submit proposals. The project emphasizes adherence to specified chemical application procedures to ensure environmental safety and effectiveness in weed management across the city's water infrastructure systems.