Snake Creek Invasive Species Management/Conservation Program REVISED

Solicitation DMA-ITB-360 is an invitation for bids from the Florida Department of Military Affairs for a one-year invasive species management and conservation program at the 250-acre Snake Creek Weekend Training Site in Miramar, Florida. The scope of work involves managing both North and South Posts, specifically requiring the semi-annual spraying of invasive woody species and dense reed grass clumps using state-approved chemicals such as Glyphosate, Imazapyr, or Triclopyr. Additionally, the contractor must maintain fence lines by keeping vegetation clear within six feet of all fences and conduct quarterly site inspections. The project requires the use of state-licensed personnel for natural areas and prohibits the on-site storage of equipment or chemicals. Key deliverables include a kick-off meeting within ten days of the notice to proceed, a project schedule, quarterly inspection reports, and the submission of DoD 1532-1 forms following spraying activities. Following a lack of initial bids, Addendum 3 revised the scope and extended the response deadline to September 24, 2026, at 2:00 PM. Bids are only accepted from vendors who attended the mandatory pre-bid meeting and site visit.