Seasonal Organic Plant and Bulb Supplier
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This subcontract agreement establishes a partnership for the supply of organic-grown seasonal plants and bulbs to support prime contractors on Maryland Department of General Services facility projects. The scope of work includes the delivery of 2,500 winter pansies, 3,000 tulip bulbs, and 2,500 Dragon Wing Begonias in red and yellow color schemes. All provided nursery stock must be healthy, color-matched, and strictly compliant with Maryland Green Purchasing requirements, ensuring materials are free from synthetic pesticide and fertilizer residues. Managed under the DGS OSP Facilities Maintenance Procurement ADPICS 00132, the opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 444240. The solicitation was posted on October 29, 2026, with a response deadline set for November 20, 2026.
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This scope was carved out of BPM051886.
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Annapolis Maryland State House Organic Landscaping
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