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This is a sources sought notice, not a solicitation, for market research on perishable prepared food manufacturing (NAICS ****). The government will provide fresh produce to the Clement J. Zablocki VA Medical Center in Milwaukee, WI. The contract is for 12 months, with 4 12-month option periods. Vendors must meet the requirements of 13 CFR **** b1i, b1ii, and b1iii to qualify as a small business seller. Responses must include company name, address, contact, size status, small business status under NAICS ****, and if the company has a current federal contract and if the products are available on the contract. Responses are due September 4, 2025, at 9:00 AM CST. Registration in SAM is required.

This is a public tender for the purchase of various frozen vegetables and fruits. The notice details the specific types, quantities, quality standards (e. g. , US Grade A or Fancy), acceptable brands, and delivery dates for each item. The document also lists the acceptable brands for each item.

The tender seeks proposals for the removal of invasive woody species from approximately 20 acres in Morgan Creek Prairie and Morgan Creek Park. The work must adhere to strict environmental regulations, including herbicide application protocols, vegetation disposal methods, site restoration procedures, and safety precautions. A detailed herbicide plan, including specific products, active ingredients, mixing ratios, application methods, and safety protocols, must be submitted with the bid. A written health and safety plan specific to this project is also required. The contractor will be responsible for all tipping fees. The project area is located east of the water treatment plant and farm field to Grove Rd, and south of the residences on Morgan Valley Dr to the private yards on Sudbury Circle. Access points include the intersections of Sudbury Cir, Cole Ave, the NE bend of Sudbury Cir, Morgan Valley Dr, west of Camden Cir, and Morgan Valley Dr, Isleview Dr. Work shall primarily be conducted during daylight hours, Monday through Friday, e. g. , 7:00 am - 5:00 pm. Any work outside these hours must be preapproved by the natural resources supervisor. The site may remain open to public access during the project. The contractor shall implement appropriate safety measures, signage, and barriers to ensure public safety and minimize disruption. The target invasive species include common buckthorn, glossy buckthorn, multiflora rose, autumn olive, bush honeysuckle, japanese barberry, dogwood, sandbar willow, black locust, callery pear, white mulberry, boxelder, eastern cottonwood, oriental bittersweet, wintercreeper, river grape, and others.

Mt. Hood Community College Child Development and Family Services is seeking vendors for the provision of fresh produce on a consistent and as-needed basis. The bid opening date is August 22nd, 2025 at 2:00 PM. Vendors must submit a cover letter, price list, written answers to questions, and references. The contract will be for a 12-month initial term, with up to four additional one-year renewal terms. The maximum amount for the initial term is $150,000. The contractor must maintain specific insurance coverage. Scoring criteria include cover letter (15 points), price (40 points), written answers (30 points), and references (15 points). Deliveries must be made directly to the Gresham campus at the correct delivery location between 7:30 AM and 10:30 AM. The vendor must be able to adapt to a flexible ordering schedule and handle large quantity orders. The vendor must also be able to handle last-minute will-call orders.