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Treatment Coordinator - Madera County, RFP 26-0015
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The California Department of Food and Agriculture is seeking a contractor to deliver outreach, education, and treatment coordination services specifically for commercial crop growers in Madera County. This solicitation, titled "Treatment Coordinator - Madera County, RFP 26-0015," aims to support the department’s efforts in improving agricultural practices and addressing treatment needs within this region. The contract involves working closely with local growers to provide necessary guidance and coordination related to crop treatment protocols. The solicitation was posted on June 3, 2026, with a response deadline of June 19, 2026. The work is designated to take place in Madera, California, and the contract is managed under the State and Local Entity Department (SLED). Molly Porter serves as the primary point of contact for questions or submission inquiries. Interested parties can access more information and submit responses via the California eProcure system.
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