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The Quivira National Wildlife Refuge in Stafford, Rice, and Reno counties, Kansas, requires pesticide support services for aerial spraying of phragmites and cattail. The contractor will be responsible for treating 350 acres annually, including new treatments and retreatment areas. All chemical treatment will be according to label for each species. Interested vendors must respond with their cage code, unique entity ID, confirmation that they are a provider of the spraying services and do not intend to subcontract out the work. The subject line of the email should identify **** sources sought for helicopter spraying, kansas. The period of performance will be permitted between August to October prior to first frost. The preferred period of treatment should fall between late August through September. October will be difficult to accommodate due to fall migration.

This notice outlines the requirement for commercial internet, wifi, and cable services at Blakeslee Air Force Recreation Area. The scope includes service provision throughout the area, utilizing existing infrastructure where possible. The contractor is responsible for identifying equipment installation requirements, including inground wiring, and ensuring equipment meets weather resistance standards. A performance schedule must be submitted within 10 calendar days of award, and installations cannot begin until approved. Utility maps may be provided upon request, but the contractor is responsible for confirming utility locations. An AF Form 103 (dig permit) is required prior to any inground work. Service restoration times are specified for various disruption levels. Installation must meet commercial, local, and international industry standards, military instructions, standards, policies, guidelines, regulations, and practices. The contractor must demonstrate service connections prior to government acceptance. Installation services are limited to normal duty hours, Monday through Friday, excluding federal holidays. The contract will be awarded to a sole source provider (Charter Communications). The purchase is made under DAFMAN ****, non-appropriated fund contracting procedures.

The State of Ohio is seeking a certified Ohio Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) contractor for tree surveys to detect Asian Longhorned Beetle (ALB) infestation in Clermont County. The contract is a requirements contract, meaning agencies can make purchases at any time. The contractor must meet specific staffing requirements (survey crews, foremen, project manager, arborist), pass tests, and comply with safety and public relations protocols. The contract has a fixed price for the first 12 months, with potential for price adjustments after that. A solicitation conference is scheduled for May 22, 2025, at 1 PM. Bidders must provide three references and a summary of staff qualifications. The contract is governed by the State of Ohio standard terms and conditions. Additional documents (attachments) are required and referenced in the notice.

The project involves removing and disposing of trash, debris, cabinets, furniture, and appliances from a residential property in the Dry Tortugas National Park. The contractor must secure necessary permits, coordinate with local authorities, conduct a pre-removal assessment, prepare the site, remove and dispose of the items, transport the waste, and perform a final cleanup. A technical proposal, project schedule, contractor qualifications, safety plan, and inclement weather response plan are required. The work must be completed within 150 calendar days after contract award. Additional documents, such as a schedule of values, proposed project schedule, debris disposal plan, and material submittal documents, are required after contract award. The contractor must comply with safety and environmental regulations.

This is a timber sale prospectus for a timber sale in Luce County, Michigan. The sale is a no-bid sale from a previous advertisement and has been reduced. The sale will be held on June 5, 2025, at 3:00 PM local time. Bidders are required to inspect the sale area and review the location, estimated volumes, operating costs, and contract terms. A bond of **** is required within 21 days of the sale award. A 10% down payment is due within 21 days of the sale award, and credited towards the first unit cut. Further payments are required before cutting begins in each payment unit. Harvesting is limited to December 31 to March 31 in payment units 13. Purchasers are responsible for securing necessary highway and culvert permits. Additional details regarding roads, culverts, timber mats, and soil protection are included in the prospectus. The total estimated sale volume is 1,957 cords, plus or minus 276 cords at the 95% confidence level. The estimated units are final and not subject to adjustment. Prospective bidders are urged to examine this timber and to make their own estimates of quantity and quality.