WA Mint Commission Administrator

The Washington Mint Commission, established in 1966 through a vote by mint growers, functions as a state agency dedicated to enhancing the welfare of Washington State by supporting research related to mint cultivation and mint oil production. Its activities are governed by a marketing order outlined in Chapter 16-540 WAC, which directs its efforts to promote the industry and ensure the sustainable development of mint-related agricultural practices within the state. The commission's primary focus is on fostering research initiatives that benefit local producers and contribute to the overall economic health of the mint industry in Washington. Currently, there is a solicitation titled "WA Mint Commission Administrator" posted by the Department of Agriculture, with a response deadline of May 3, 2024. The solicitation, identified as number K5321, is aimed at selecting an administrator to oversee the commission's activities. The contact person for this opportunity is Megan Finkenbinder, reachable via email at [email hidden] or by phone at [phone hidden]. The procurement is categorized under NAICS code 459140, indicating its relevance to agricultural and forestry services, and is managed as a SLED (State and Local Government) procurement. Interested parties can find more details and respond through the provided online portal.