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Selective Herbicide Application for Vegetation Management

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Submission Closed06/22/2026, 10:00:00 AM EDT

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Solicitation # 36C26224Q1533

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Consulting Services for a Data Center Impact Study

Solicitation # 3063

York County, South Carolina, is soliciting proposals from qualified independent consultants or multidisciplinary teams to conduct a comprehensive Data Center Impact Study. The objective is to perform an objective technical assessment of the impacts of data center development, specifically focusing on electric utility and grid infrastructure, projected peak demand, and transmission capacity. The scope of work includes a peer review of jurisdictions such as Loudoun County, VA, and Prince George’s County, MD, as well as a community engagement process consisting of at least two public listening sessions, a 30-day online survey, and stakeholder interviews. The final goal is to translate these technical findings into regulatory considerations, including noise standards, buffers, and setbacks. Key deliverables include a comprehensive written study, a technical matrix of impacts and mitigation measures, a 10-page executive summary, and at least two public presentations to the Planning and Zoning Committee and the County Council. The county desires the study to be substantially complete by July 16, 2027, with a detailed project schedule due within 10 business days of contract execution. Proposals will be evaluated by a committee based on past performance, personnel experience, and the merits of the proposal, with cost proposals factored in after the initial non-cost evaluation. Interested firms must submit their proposals in PDF format via the OpenGov portal or in person by December 15, 2026. Submissions must include a signed signature sheet and a separate cost proposal. Selected consultants must provide proof of professional liability, workers compensation, and employer's liability insurance. Payment terms are set at 30 days from receipt of detailed invoices, and all funding is subject to the availability of appropriated funds.

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The contract involves performing selective herbicide applications aimed at controlling invasive and non-native vegetation within wetland, upland, and stormwater pond areas. This service is critical for managing and maintaining the ecological balance and overall health of these environments. The work will help protect native plant species and prevent the spread of unwanted vegetation that can negatively impact these sensitive areas. Issued by the Florida Department of Transportation, the subcontract opportunity falls under the NAICS code 541620, which relates to environmental consulting services. The solicitation was posted on June 4, 2026, with a response deadline set for June 22, 2026. While details such as specific locations and points of contact are not provided, the primary focus is on effective vegetation management through targeted herbicide application to support environmental sustainability within the state.