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Wetland Restoration Services for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, for USDA NRCS

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12FPC119Q0058Federal

Submission Closed09/30/2019, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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NAICS: 115112

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JH27-125 Cottonwood Fire Aerial Seeding Project

Solicitation # JH27-125

The State of Utah Division of Wildlife Resources is seeking a single contract award for the Cottonwood Fire Aerial Seeding Project, solicitation number JH27-125. The selected vendor will provide aerial seeding services for approximately 54,303 acres, which includes the application of specific seed mixes and rates across multiple areas. The contractor is responsible for picking up seed from the UDWR warehouse in Ephraim, Utah, and transporting it to their chosen landing zones. All work must be completed by November 20, 2026, with work commencing within seven calendar days of the notice to proceed. The contract will be awarded to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder who meets all experience and equipment requirements. Bidders must provide the make, model, and payload capacity of the aircraft to be used, and pricing must be guaranteed through the completion of the project. Payment will be made as a one lump-sum final payment based on the actual number of acres completed following a final inspection. The contractor must maintain commercial general liability insurance of at least 1,000,000 dollars per occurrence and 3,000,000 dollars aggregate, as well as statutory workers compensation. Compliance with state and federal regulations regarding hazardous materials and employment practices is mandatory, including adherence to the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Utah Executive Order 2019-1. Contractors must also participate in the E-Verify system for employees in Utah. While no mandatory site visit is held, bidders are strongly encouraged to inspect the site independently. All responses must be submitted electronically via the U3P portal by the specified deadline.

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Specialized Grouting & Void FillingThis subcontract for Specialized Grouting and Void Filling supports the County of Santa Barbara Department of Public Works Transportation Division on culvert rehabilitation projects. The selected contractor will perform contact grouting by drilling and probing for voids, installing grout ports, and pumping grout to fill gaps between the outer walls and the surrounding ground. Key deliverables include the development and submission of a detailed grout plan featuring tabulated probe results, as well as a final post-grouting probe report confirming filled voids. The work is located in Santa Barbara, California, with a response deadline of October 29, 2026.

County of Santa Barbara Department of Public Works Transportation Division

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Mechanical Mastication and Pile ConstructionThis subcontract for Mechanical Mastication and Pile Construction involves performing mechanical thinning and fuel reduction for prime contractors on vegetation management projects within Tuolumne County, California. The scope of work includes masticating and chipping dead standing snags and down material up to 20 inches in diameter, mulching material into the soil to a depth of 6 inches, and constructing machine piles with minimum dimensions of 10 by 10 by 10 feet. To execute these tasks, the contractor must utilize tracked carrier units equipped with boom-mounted masticating heads capable of operating on slopes ranging from 0 to 45 percent. The final deliverables consist of treated acreage featuring processed mulch and completed piles. Interested parties must respond by November 14, 2026.

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AS27-121 Color Country Aerial Seeding

Solicitation # AS27-121

The State of Utah Division of Purchasing, on behalf of the Division of Wildlife Resources, is soliciting bids for the Color Country Aerial Seeding project (AS27-121). The contract involves providing all labor, equipment, and supervision to perform aerial seeding across approximately 5,574 acres in Iron and Kane Counties, covering the Horse Hollow, Shurtz Canyon, Yellow Jacket-Oak Flat, Yellow Jacket-Willow Spring, Slide Canyon, and Gold Springs project areas. The selected vendor is responsible for transporting seed from the DWR warehouse in Ephraim, Utah, to their chosen landing zones. Work must commence no later than November 1, 2026, and be completed by November 20, 2026, with a total project performance window of 30 calendar days from the official Notice-to-Proceed. The contract will be awarded to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder who meets the mandatory requirement of at least five years of experience in aerial seeding. Bids must be submitted as a per-acre price, which will be extended to determine the total project cost; this total must include all mobilization and operating costs, as no fuel surcharges or adjustments will be negotiated. Vendors must certify compliance with Utah state laws, including prohibitions against the economic boycott of Israel, the use of forced labor from restricted foreign entities, and participation in E-Verify. Performance is subject to quality control tests for uniformity by a Project Inspector, and operations may be postponed if wind speeds exceed 10 miles per hour. Payment is processed within 30 days of receiving a correct invoice, and the contractor must maintain full workers' compensation insurance and adhere to all federal and state environmental and non-discrimination regulations.

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Agricultural Crop Production and HarvestingThis subcontract for Agricultural Crop Production and Harvesting involves performing planting, cultivation, and harvesting services for prime contractors on farm lease projects within Louisa County, Virginia. The selected provider will be responsible for implementing approved agricultural plans, applying fertilizers, and utilizing specialized machinery such as tractors, planters, and harvesters to deliver harvested crops and maintain agricultural acreage. A critical operational requirement of the contract is the strict adherence to 20-foot undisturbed buffers around well pipes to ensure the protection of local water infrastructure. The opportunity was posted on October 9, 2026, with a response deadline of November 3, 2026, falling under NAICS code 115112.

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Native Wetland Plant SupplyThis subcontract for the Hawaii Department of Transportation focuses on the supply of native wetland plant species for use by prime contractors on restoration projects. To maintain genetic integrity, all propagation material must be sourced from windward Oahu. The required inventory includes Cladium jamaicense, Cyperus javanicus, Cyperus laevigatus, Eleocharis calva, and Schoenoplectus tabernaemontani, all of which must be provided in pots of one gallon or larger and be free of disease. The solicitation was posted on October 7, 2026, with a response deadline of November 14, 2026. Falling under NAICS code 115112, this opportunity is managed by the Hawaii Department of Transportation and requires the delivery of healthy, high-quality native plant stock to support environmental restoration efforts.

Department of Transportation

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Specialized Soil and Media SupplyThis subcontract for Specialized Soil and Media Supply involves the provision and delivery of certified topsoil and Bioretention Soil Media for prime contractors working on Ada County Highway District projects in Idaho. The scope of work requires the supply of 3,387 cubic yards of topsoil and 690 cubic yards of Bioretention Soil Media. To ensure quality and compliance, the contractor must perform lab testing for pH, Organic Matter, Permeability, and CEC in accordance with TMECC 05.07A and ASTM F-1647 standards. All delivered soil media must be accompanied by batch-specific test results to verify certification.

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Seasonal Bedding Plant SupplierThe City of Richmond is seeking a subcontracted Seasonal Bedding Plant Supplier to provide high-quality plants for prime contractors working on civic landscape projects. The selected supplier must grow and prepare plants according to specific cultivar and series requirements while implementing strict pest-management and invasive species controls. To qualify, the supplier must possess appropriate greenhouse facilities, maintain plant-health certification, and provide a WorkSafe BC Clearance Certificate to ensure all health and safety standards are met. The primary objective of this contract is the delivery of healthy, rooted seasonal bedding plants that are suitable for immediate planting. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of October 29, 2026. This opportunity falls under NAICS code 115112 and is focused on supporting the city's public landscaping infrastructure through the provision of professional-grade horticultural supplies.

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Sod and Seed Material SupplyThis subcontract through the Fulton County Purchasing Department involves the supply and delivery of sod and seeded mulch for prime contractors working on restoration projects for the Department of Public Works. The scope of work includes providing various types of sod, specifically Bermuda, Centipede, Zoysia, and Fescue, along with Fescue seed mixed with cypress mulch and Rye seed mixed with dyed red mulch to designated county sites. The contract requires the delivery of specified quantities of these materials and mandates that the provider submit a Georgia Security and Immigration Subcontractor Affidavit. Interested parties must respond by November 3, 2026, to be considered for this supply agreement.

Fulton County Purchasing Department

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Custom Farming Services (Corn, Soybeans, and Cover Crops)This subcontract for Custom Farming Services involves performing agricultural field operations for prime contractors on Illinois Department of Natural Resources farm lease projects. The scope of work includes the planting and harvesting of corn and soybeans across 84.38 acres, as well as the implementation of cover crop programs. All activities must be executed using appropriate machinery, such as tractors, seeders, and combines, while adhering to the ecologically sound practices outlined in the Agronomy Handbook Chapter 8 and the Quick Reference Guide to ensure managed crop delivery and maintained soil health. Managed by the Illinois Office of Realty and Capital Planning under NAICS code 115112, the opportunity was posted on October 5, 2026. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of November 25, 2026.

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Custom Farming and Cropping ServicesThis subcontract for Custom Farming and Cropping Services involves the planting, cultivation, and harvesting of crops on Illinois Department of Natural Resources land management projects located at Sam Dale Lake. The selected provider will work under prime contractors to implement a specific Cropping Plan, ensuring strict adherence to designated field numbers and acreage. To support wildlife habitat, certain portions of the crops must remain standing, and double cropping is strictly prohibited. Operational requirements mandate the use of tractors, planters, and combines in accordance with Chapter 8 of the Agronomy Handbook to deliver properly managed crop fields. This opportunity is managed by the Illinois Office of Realty and Capital Planning under NAICS code 115112, with a response deadline set for November 25, 2026.

REALTYCAPPLAN422 - Office of Realty and Capital Planning

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Cover Crop Planting and ManagementThis subcontract for Cover Crop Planting and Management is issued by the Illinois Office of Realty and Capital Planning to support Illinois Department of Natural Resources farm lease projects. The selected provider will be responsible for supplying and planting cover crops to enhance soil health and reduce erosion for prime contractors. All work must be performed using specified seed varieties and equipment in strict accordance with the practices outlined in the Quick Reference Guide for Cover Crop Programs. The contract focuses on the delivery of established cover crops across designated acreage under NAICS code 115112. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of November 25, 2026. This initiative serves as a critical component of the state's land management strategy to ensure sustainable agricultural practices on public lease lands.

REALTYCAPPLAN422 - Office of Realty and Capital Planning

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AI Contract Overview

Awarded by the Department of Agriculture's FPAC Business Center Acquisition Division under solicitation 12FPC119Q0058, this contract provides wetland restoration services for the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service in Warren County, Pennsylvania. The primary objective is to restore degraded wetlands on agricultural fields to enhance habitats for wetland-dependent wildlife. The scope of work encompasses several key practices, including wetland enhancement through the construction of ditch plugs and potholes, critical area seeding, brush management, and the installation of fencing. Additionally, the project includes the establishment of a 2.7-acre riparian forest buffer with specific requirements for tree and shrub species, planting schedules, and weed control to improve water quality and carbon storage. The contractor is required to complete all performance tasks within 296 days of the award, adhering to strict technical designs and environmental regulations. Key compliance measures include the implementation of pollution control specifications to manage erosion and sediment, as well as adherence to the Pennsylvania Noxious Weed Control List. Labor standards are governed by wage determination PA20190071, ensuring compliance with the Davis-Bacon Act. Project success is verified through mandatory pre-construction meetings, NRCS inspections, and the submission of a Certification of Conformance signed by the contractor and landowner to ensure all work meets federal, state, and local specifications.