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NAICS Code· 115113

NAICS 115113: Crop Harvesting, Primarily by Machine

This U.S. industry comprises establishments primarily engaged in mechanical harvesting, picking, and combining of crops, and related activities. The machinery used is provided by the servicing establishment. Cross-References. Establishments primarily engaged in--Show more

NAICS 115113 – Crop Harvesting, Primarily by Machine covers mechanized agricultural operations that utilize specialized equipment such as combine harvesters, forage harvesters, and cotton pickers to collect row crops, field crops, and specialty crops at scale. This classification excludes manual or semi-mechanized harvesting and focuses on high-efficiency, large-scale operations typically employed on commercial farms and federal land management areas.

$146K
Total Obligations (12mo)
2
Awarded Contracts (12mo)
2
Contractors Awarded (12mo)
3
Median Bidders per Award
-94.3%
YoY Growth
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NAICS code 115113 covers Crop Harvesting, Primarily by Machine. This U.S. industry comprises establishments primarily engaged in mechanical harvesting, picking, and combining of crops, and related activities. The machinery used is provided by the servicing establishment. Cross-References. Establishments primarily engaged in--

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NAICS: 115113
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Lake Tohopekaliga Mechanical Harvesting
Solicitation # FWC 26/27-08
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is soliciting competitive bids for the mechanical harvesting and removal of non-mobile nuisance and noxious aquatic and wetland vegetation from Lake Tohopekaliga in Osceola County, Florida. The project specifically targets the southern area of Big Grassy Island to enhance fish and wildlife habitat. The selected contractor will be responsible for harvesting vegetation, depositing material onto designated in-lake upland disposal islands, contouring those islands, and cleaning up staging and access areas. All work must be completed by December 10, 2026, with a firm project budget of 200,000 dollars. Bidders must be registered in the MyFloridaMarketPlace and SunBiz systems. To be considered responsive, bids must be definite, firm, and unconditional, with mobilization or demobilization costs not exceeding five percent of the total bid price. Responsibility will be determined based on financial ability, experience, and the provision of at least three verifiable references for similar work. The contract prohibits the use of hydraulic dredging and requires strict adherence to State Water Quality Standards, including turbidity monitoring at least once per workday for three days per week. The award will be granted to the responsive and responsible bidder offering the lowest total price, with a revised anticipated notice of intent to award date of October 9, 2026.
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission

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about 1 month ago

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5 days ago
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NAICS: 115113
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C-10 PALM HARVEST
Solicitation # 42201
The St. Johns River Water Management District is soliciting bids for the harvesting of cabbage palms within a designated 1,528-acre area in the C-10 Project Area of the Three Forks Conservation Area in Florida. Respondents must have at least three years of documented experience in similar palm harvesting projects and have successfully completed at least three comparable projects, all verified through a Similar Projects Form. The contract will be awarded to the highest responsive and responsible bidder based solely on the purchase price offered per palm harvested, with a minimum bid threshold of $10.00 per palm. The initial contract term is two years, running through June 30, 2028, with the possibility of three optional 12-month renewals contingent upon mutual written agreement. All harvested palms, sized between three and forty feet, must be removed from District property using the contractor’s equipment, and no harvesting is permitted in restricted areas marked on Exhibit 1. The District makes no guarantees regarding the quantity, quality, or size of available palms and disclaims all warranties related to harvest conditions. Contractors are responsible for all permits, licenses, insurance, and safety measures, including maintaining commercial general liability insurance on an occurrence basis with an insurer rated A- or higher by A.M. Best and disclosing any deductibles exceeding $100,000. Payment is made monthly based on the gross weight of palms harvested before any dockage or cull deductions, supported by weekly settlement summaries including individual load tickets and a Palm Sale Accountability Form. Contractors must maintain detailed records for five years and grant the District full access for audit purposes, with any disallowed costs subject to refund. All contractors must be registered with the Florida Secretary of State via Sunbiz.org, enrolled in E-Verify, and provide a Human Trafficking Attestation and a signed affidavit affirming compliance with all terms under penalties of perjury. Submission of proposals requires adherence to specific electronic file naming conventions and media formats, with no password protection allowed on submitted drives. Electronic signatures are binding, and the contract is governed by Florida state law, including sovereign immunity limits under §768.28, Fla. Stat., and non-discrimination requirements under chapter 760, Fla. Stat. Contracts may not be assigned or subcontracted without the District’s prior written consent, and all performance is subject to continuous inspection and approval by the District’s Project Manager.
St. Johns River Water Management Dist

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4 months ago

CLOSED

3 months ago
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NAICS: 115113
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Request for an offer to purchase – 2026 Harvesting of Forage Crop at St John’s Research and Development Centre
Solicitation # ESC-2627-027
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada is soliciting bids for the 2026 harvesting of forage crops at its St. John’s Research and Development Centre in Newfoundland and Labrador, under solicitation number ESC-2627-027. The contract requires a contractor to cut and remove all standing forage crops, including grass, grass/clover, and cereals harvested for silage, as detailed in Appendix D and mapped in Appendix D, with operations restricted to designated white access roads. The work must be completed within the 2026 growing season, with harvest windows typically in late June or early July for the first cut, fall for the second, and August for cereal silage. Bidders must supply all equipment, labor, and inputs, and remove harvested material from AAFC fields no later than seven days after harvest, with contingency plans required for weather-related delays. A minimum bid of $3,500.00 CAD is mandatory, and all pricing must be firm, all-inclusive, quoted in Canadian dollars, and exclude GST or HST while including customs duties and excise taxes. Proposals must be submitted electronically by June 12, 2026, at 2:00 PM Eastern Daylight Time, strictly through the BuyandSell.gc.ca portal and to the designated email address, with no verbal inquiries permitted. Only written questions submitted to the Contract Officer, Jacques Toussaint, before June 9, 2026, will be considered; any deviation may result in disqualification. The contract incorporates mandatory conditions in Appendix A, special conditions that override general terms in case of conflict, and a bill of sale. The contractor must maintain a single designated representative with direct access to senior management for all contractual communications, dispute resolution, and performance monitoring. The contractor is fully liable for any damage or loss to Crown-owned property and is prohibited from assigning or transferring the contract. Insurance requirements may be imposed by the Minister, including commercial general liability coverage of at least $1,000,000 CAD per occurrence. An invoice will be issued by AAFC after contract award, and full payment must be made to the Receiver General of Canada within 30 days. Site access must be confirmed with the Farm Operations Manager prior to beginning work, and the successful bidder will be responsible for packing, loading, and removing all harvested material at their own expense. There are no security clearance requirements for this work.
Department of Agriculture and Agri-Food

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4 months ago

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4 months ago
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