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Root Vegetables and Onions Supply

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Submission Closed10/07/2024, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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NAICS: 111211

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Fresh Sweet Potatoes SupplyThe contract requires the supply of U.S. No. 1 or Commercial grade sweet potatoes, each weighing a minimum of 5 ounces and a maximum of 10 ounces, packaged in 50-pound bags. The goods are intended for delivery under a subcontract arrangement associated with the Federal Correctional Institution at Elkton, operated by the Department of Justice. The solicitation was posted on July 7, 2026, and falls under the NAICS code 111211, which classifies it within the crop production sector for sweet potatoes. The place of performance and point of contact details are not specified, and no set-aside provisions are indicated, meaning the contract is open to any qualified bidder regardless of business size or category. The official page for further information is accessible via the provided SAM.gov link.

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Fresh White Potatoes SupplyThe contract pertains to the supply of U.S. No. 1 or Commercial grade white round potatoes, each weighing a minimum of 5 ounces and a maximum of 10 ounces, packaged in 50-pound bags. The product must meet standardized quality requirements for size and grade to ensure consistency in use and handling. The contract is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 111211, which corresponds to potato farming, indicating the supplier is expected to provide domestically grown produce that aligns with agricultural industry norms. The contracting entity is FCI Elkton under the Department of Justice, suggesting the potatoes are intended for institutional use, likely for feeding individuals in federal correctional facilities. The solicitation was posted on July 7, 2026, and the place of performance and point of contact information are not specified, which may imply delivery logistics or local procurement details are to be coordinated directly with the contractor. The contract does not indicate a set-aside status, meaning it is open to all eligible suppliers without preference based on small business, veteran-owned, or other classifications.

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Agricultural Supply of Grapevines and RootstockThe contract stipulates the supply of certified grapevine plants, rootstock, and clones specifically selected to thrive under Sonoma County’s unique climate and soil conditions, ensuring agricultural viability and long-term vineyard success. The requirement is tied to a subcontract under the NAICS code 111211, indicating a focus on grape cultivation, and the performance location is centered in Sebastopol, California, with a zip code of 95472, reflecting the heart of a major wine-producing region. All botanical materials must meet certified standards to guarantee genetic integrity, disease resistance, and adaptability to local viticultural practices. The solicitation was posted on June 4, 2026, and while no specific award details or set-aside provisions are indicated, the emphasis on local conditions underscores a commitment to sustainable, regionally appropriate viticulture. The contract supports the broader agricultural objectives of Sonoma County, aiming to strengthen vineyard resilience and production quality by sourcing only verified, climate-adapted plant material. No point of contact or additional procurement details are provided, but the designated location and technical specifications imply a targeted effort to align supply with regional growing needs.

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Nursery Supply and Grapevine ProcurementThe contract involves the supply of certified disease-free grapevines, rootstock, and other planting materials specifically selected to thrive in Sonoma County’s climate and soil conditions. All materials must meet stringent health and viability standards to ensure successful vineyard establishment and long-term productivity, with a focus on varietals suited to the region’s viticultural needs. Performance is centered in Healdsburg, California, with delivery and installation timelines aligned to the local growing season to maximize plant survival and early development. This subcontract is issued under the NAICS code 111211, indicating it is related to nursery production, and is managed by Sonoma County through its agricultural and land management programs. The materials provided must be certified by recognized agricultural authorities to guarantee freedom from regulated pests and pathogens, and all shipments must be accompanied by proper documentation to verify compliance. The project supports regional winegrowing initiatives by securing high-quality planting stock that enhances vineyard resilience and sustainability in alignment with Sonoma County’s agricultural goals.

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Vine and Nursery Stock SupplyThe contract calls for the supply of certified grapevines and rootstock specifically tailored to thrive in the climate and soil conditions of Sonoma County, ensuring suitability for local viticulture needs. The requirement emphasizes certification to guarantee genetic purity, disease resistance, and adaptability to the region’s unique environmental factors. Performance of the contract is localized to Sonoma, California, with the zip code 95476 identifying the primary place of delivery and implementation. This is a subcontract under NAICS code 111211, which classifies it within the grapevine and nursery stock production sector. The posting date is June 3, 2026, indicating the procurement timeline, and it is issued under the authority of Sonoma County in California. While no solicitation number or point of contact is provided, the contract’s focus remains strictly on securing high-quality, regionally appropriate vine material to support sustainable vineyard development and agricultural resilience in the area.

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Supply of California Native Plants and SeedlingsThe contract involves the supply of live, healthy California native plant stock specifically selected for hedgerow planting in agricultural settings across the Central Valley, with the goal of enhancing pollinator habitats and supporting orchard-edge ecosystems. The plant material must be native to California and suitable for the region’s climate and soil conditions, ensuring long-term viability and ecological benefit. The plants are intended to improve biodiversity, reduce erosion, and provide critical food and shelter for native pollinators and beneficial insects within working farmland environments. The contract is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 111211, indicating its alignment with nursery and greenhouse production activities. It is administered by the East Stanislaus Resource Conservation District in California, with performance centered in Modesto, ZIP code 95358. The solicitation was posted on May 29, 2026, and the work will require adherence to strict standards for plant health, species specificity, and transplant readiness to meet conservation and agricultural restoration objectives. The focus remains on ecological outcomes tied to sustainable farming practices and habitat restoration in the Central Valley agricultural landscape.

East Stanislaus Resource Conservation District

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Vineyard Material SupplyThe contract pertains to the supply of certified disease-free grapevines along with essential agricultural materials including irrigation components and mulch for the replanting of 6.3 acres of vineyard land in Healdsburg, California. The materials provided must meet industry standards for disease prevention and vineyard restoration, ensuring the long-term health and productivity of the replanted vines. This effort supports the renewal of vineyard acreage through properly sourced, high-quality inputs designed to optimize growth conditions and minimize early-stage crop loss. The contract falls under the NAICS code 111211, indicating its alignment with vineyard operations, and is classified as a subcontract tied to a larger agricultural restoration initiative managed by Sonoma County. The place of performance is clearly designated as Healdsburg with the ZIP code 95448, confirming the geographic scope of the project. While no set-aside provisions or specific point of contact are detailed, the posting date of May 28, 2026, and the associated project link suggest this is part of a planned, forward-looking agricultural development effort focused on sustainable vineyard recovery and enhancement.

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Vine Stock Supply and DeliveryThe contract entails the supply of certified, disease-free grapevines specifically designated for replanting efforts in Sonoma County, with a primary focus on the Healdsburg area identified as the place of performance. The vines must meet strict agricultural standards to ensure viability and prevent the spread of plant pathogens, and the contractor is responsible for coordinating with nurseries to source, propagate, and certify the stock according to regional agricultural requirements. Delivery logistics are a critical component, requiring timely and careful transportation to maintain plant health and meet replanting timelines. The agreement is structured as a subcontract under NAICS code 111211, which classifies it within the fruit and tree nut farming sector, indicating an agricultural production focus. Although the solicitation number and point of contact details are omitted, the contract is formally posted under Sonoma County’s oversight with a public posting date of May 28, 2026. All activities are expected to align with county agricultural goals and environmental resilience initiatives, emphasizing the importance of biosecurity and sustainable viticulture practices in the region’s vineyard recovery and expansion efforts.

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Grapevine Supply and PlantingThis subcontract agreement with Sonoma County in California involves the supply and hand-planting of certified wine grape vines across 11.20 acres. The scope of work encompasses the procurement of the vines, transportation to the site in Sonoma, precise spacing during planting, and the provision of initial watering to ensure establishment. The project is categorized under NAICS code 111211 and was posted on April 17, 2026. Performance of the contract will take place within the 95476 zip code area of Sonoma.

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Seedling Cultivation and Greenhouse Growing ServicesThis contract involves the cultivation of approximately 355,000 native species seedlings within a controlled greenhouse or nursery setting. The work demands adherence to government standards for critical processes such as cold hardening, stratification, soil moisture management, and proper handling to ensure the seedlings remain viable for planting. The contract emphasizes quality and environmental compliance to support successful restoration or reforestation efforts. Issued by the Idaho State Office of the Department of the Interior, this subcontract activity falls under the NAICS code 111211, which pertains to nursery and tree production. Although specific location details and points of contact are not provided, the scope clearly focuses on specialized seedling growing services essential to governmental ecological initiatives. The project encourages expertise in greenhouse management and plant propagation aligned with stringent federal requirements.

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Supply of Bareroot Douglas Fir Seedlings

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Supply of Containerized Douglas Fir Seedlings (Styro-15)

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AI Contract Overview

The Root Vegetables and Onions Supply subcontract, issued by the Western MD Hospital Center Purchasing agency in Maryland, seeks a provider for the bulk supply of baby carrots, white onions, and red potatoes, each packaged in 25 lb quantities. This procurement falls under NAICS code 111211, which pertains to soil preparation and crop production. The opportunity was posted on October 2, 2024, with a brief response window closing on October 7, 2024. Interested parties can find further details and submission guidelines through the Maryland eMMA portal.