Growth Biddings - Procurement Opportunities

This is a sources sought notice, not a formal request for proposal. It's a market research tool to identify potential offerors for an integrated waste management plan for the Santa Rosa Reservation. Interested parties should respond by email with company information, point of contact, capabilities statement, and SAM registration. No individual notifications of results will be sent. Funding may not be available, and no reimbursement for costs will be made. The notice includes a Statement of Work (SOW) outlining the project requirements, including deliverables, milestones, and deadlines. The SOW details the scope of work, performance period, and required deliverables. The SOW also specifies the role of the Indian Health Service (IHS) and the tribe, including providing relevant information and access to the community. The SOW requires a contractor with documented experience in writing an integrated waste management plan (IWMP). The notice also specifies the required NAICS code (****) and the small business size standard (19. 0 million). The government is interested in specific types of businesses (Native-owned, 8a, etc. ). Completion of electronic annual representations and certifications is mandatory prior to contract award. Registration in the System for Award Management (SAM) database is required prior to award.

Proposals are requested for the rewrite of the City of High Springs' Land Development Code (LDC). Interested and qualified professionals are invited to submit proposals. All documents related to RFP **** are to be reviewed prior to submission. Electronic bids can be submitted at centralbidding. com. Proposals must be submitted to the City Clerk's Office by 4:00 PM on May 27, 2025. The qualification packet is also due by this date. Only original and three copies of the RFP are accepted. No faxed, electronic, or oral RFPs will be accepted. The City reserves the right to accept or reject any or all submissions, and to request resubmission. A schedule is provided with deadlines for questions, proposal submission, evaluation committee meeting, and city commission meeting. Further information can be obtained at the city clerk's office.

Lot 3: Pre- emergence and Post- emergence Weed Control - Landscape Plantings Provide and apply a pre- emergent herbicide to all mulched areas around the landscape plantings, the landscape planting beds and the trees to prevent the germination and emergence of weed seed. Provide ' Gallery' by Dow AgroSciences, Inc. and ' Pendulum' by BASF Corporation or equal products ( see the attached document for herbicide specifications) as the pre- emergent herbicides to be used on all areas. Apply the pre- emergent herbicides at the recommended label rate for landscape plantings unless otherwise directed by the Department. Apply the pre- emergent herbicide materials utilizing a " Teejet Lawn Spray Gun", manufactured by ' Spraying Systems, Inc. ' or equal. These herbicides shall be used as pre- emergence treatment of joints in sidewalks and concrete pads. The approximate amount of area is **** square feet. The actual area shall be determined by the Department The Department will approve the herbicide material prior to its use. The Department will direct the time and place for the application of the pre- emergent herbicide. The areas where the pre- emergent herbicide is to be applied will be identified by the Roadside Environment District Administrator prior to any scheduled work. Provide a post- emergent herbicide and apply the herbicide to all mulched areas around trees to control the growth of unwanted vegetation. Post- emergent herbicides may not be used in landscape planting beds. Provide Round- Up Pro by Monsanto or equal product ( see the attached document for herbicide specifications) as the post- emergent herbicide to be used on all areas. Apply the post- emergent herbicides at the recommended label rates unless otherwise directed by the Department. This herbicide may be used for the treatment of vegetation in sidewalk joints. Treatment of vegetation in sidewalk joints shall be included in Line Item 15. Cut and remove any unwanted re- growth vegetation located within the mulched areas around the trees. The Department will app
Lot 6: Pruning/Shearing of Landscape Plantings - Shrubs ( Individual) Prune landscape plantings as required. This will encompass the shortening of the shrub branches in proportion to their growth for the purpose of proper plant balance. When hand pruning, cut all branches with a slanting cut just above a live and healthy bud. Remove branches that are dead, broken, diseased or badly bruised or branches that are interfering with or hindering the healthy growth of the plant with a clean cut made flush with the collar of the branch. When mechanically sheering, take care not to remove more growth than needed as to ensure proper plant health and balance. The Department will direct the time and place for the pruning of landscape plantings ( shrubs). The areas where the pruning and/or sheering is to be performed will be identified by the Roadside Environment District Administrator prior to scheduled work. An approximate number of shrubs for pruning is one hundred thirty- three ( 133). The actual number shall be determined by the Department.
Lot 7: Pruning/Shearing of Mass Landscape Plantings - Shrubs Prune landscape mass plantings ( shrubs) as required. This will encompass the shortening of the branches of the shrubs in proportion to their growth for the purpose of proper plant balance. When hand pruning, cut all branches with a slanting cut just above a live and healthy bud. Remove branches that are dead, broken, diseased, or badly bruised, or branches that are interfering with or hindering the healthy growth of the plant with a clean cut made flush with the collar of the branch. When mechanically sheering, take care not to remove more growth than needed to ensure proper plant health and balance. The Department will direct the time and the place for the pruning of landscape plantings ( shrubs). The areas where the pruning or sheering is to be performed will be identified ( marked) by the Roadside Environment District Administrator prior to scheduled work. The approximate amount of area is **** square feet. The actual area shall be determined by the Department
Lot 8: Pruning of Landscape Plantings - Trees Prune trees as required. This will encompass the shortening of branches in proportion to their growth for the purpose of making a well proportioned tree with proper balance. Trees may be from twelve feet ( 12') to thirty five ( 35') in height. Cut all branches with a slanting cut just above a live and healthy bud. Remove branches that are dead, broken, diseased or badly bruised or branches that are interfering with or hindering the healthy growth of the tree with a clean cut made flush with the collar of the branch. Take care in pruning to preserve the natural character of the tree. Prune evergreens only to the extent of removing broken or damaged branches. Do not perform under- trimming or heading- back procedures. The Department will direct the time and place for the pruning of trees. The areas where the pruning is to be performed will be identified by the Roadside Environment District Administrator prior to any scheduled work. An approximate number of trees for pruning is ten ( 10). The actual number shall be determined by the Department.

Lot 3: Pre- emergence and Post- emergence Weed Control - Landscape Plantings Provide and apply a pre- emergent herbicide to all mulched areas around the landscape plantings, the landscape planting beds and the trees to prevent the germination and emergence of weed seed. Provide ' Gallery' by Dow AgroSciences, Inc. and ' Pendulum' by BASF Corporation or equal products ( see the attached document for herbicide specifications) as the pre- emergent herbicides to be used on all areas. Apply the pre- emergent herbicides at the recommended label rate for landscape plantings unless otherwise directed by the Department. Apply the pre- emergent herbicide materials utilizing a " Teejet Lawn Spray Gun", manufactured by ' Spraying Systems, Inc. ' or equal. These herbicides shall be used as pre- emergence treatment of joints in sidewalks and concrete pads. The approximate amount of area is **** square feet. The actual area shall be determined by the Department The Department will approve the herbicide material prior to its use. The Department will direct the time and place for the application of the pre- emergent herbicide. The areas where the pre- emergent herbicide is to be applied will be identified by the Roadside Environment District Administrator prior to any scheduled work. Provide a post- emergent herbicide and apply the herbicide to all mulched areas around trees to control the growth of unwanted vegetation. Post- emergent herbicides may not be used in landscape planting beds. Provide Round- Up Pro by Monsanto or equal product ( see the attached document for herbicide specifications) as the post- emergent herbicide to be used on all areas. Apply the post- emergent herbicides at the recommended label rates unless otherwise directed by the Department. This herbicide may be used for the treatment of vegetation in sidewalk joints. Treatment of vegetation in sidewalk joints shall be included in Line Item 15. Cut and remove any unwanted re- growth vegetation located within the mulched areas around the trees. The Department will app
Lot 6: Pruning/Shearing of Landscape Plantings - Shrubs ( Individual) Prune landscape plantings as required. This will encompass the shortening of the shrub branches in proportion to their growth for the purpose of proper plant balance. When hand pruning, cut all branches with a slanting cut just above a live and healthy bud. Remove branches that are dead, broken, diseased or badly bruised or branches that are interfering with or hindering the healthy growth of the plant with a clean cut made flush with the collar of the branch. When mechanically sheering, take care not to remove more growth than needed as to ensure proper plant health and balance. The Department will direct the time and place for the pruning of landscape plantings ( shrubs). The areas where the pruning and/or sheering is to be performed will be identified by the Roadside Environment District Administrator prior to scheduled work. An approximate number of shrubs for pruning is twenty ( 20). The actual number shall be determined by the Department.
Lot 7: Pruning/Shearing of Mass Landscape Plantings - Shrubs Prune landscape mass plantings ( shrubs) as required. This will encompass the shortening of the branches of the shrubs in proportion to their growth for the purpose of proper plant balance. When hand pruning, cut all branches with a slanting cut just above a live and healthy bud. Remove branches that are dead, broken, diseased, or badly bruised, or branches that are interfering with or hindering the healthy growth of the plant with a clean cut made flush with the collar of the branch. When mechanically sheering, take care not to remove more growth than needed to ensure proper plant health and balance. The Department will direct the time and the place for the pruning of landscape plantings ( shrubs). The areas where the pruning or sheering is to be performed will be identified ( marked) by the Roadside Environment District Administrator prior to scheduled work. The approximate amount of area is **** square feet. The actual area shall be determined by the Department
Lot 8: Pruning of Landscape Plantings - Trees Prune trees as required. This will encompass the shortening of branches in proportion to their growth for the purpose of making a well proportioned tree with proper balance. Trees may be from twelve feet ( 12') to thirty five ( 35') in height. Cut all branches with a slanting cut just above a live and healthy bud. Remove branches that are dead, broken, diseased or badly bruised or branches that are interfering with or hindering the healthy growth of the tree with a clean cut made flush with the collar of the branch. Take care in pruning to preserve the natural character of the tree. Prune evergreens only to the extent of removing broken or damaged branches. Do not perform under- trimming or heading- back procedures. The Department will direct the time and place for the pruning of trees. The areas where the pruning is to be performed will be identified by the Roadside Environment District Administrator prior to any scheduled work. An approximate number of trees for pruning is ten ( 10). The actual number shall be determined by the Department.