The services covered in this solicitation and resultant contract are for the spot treatment and broadcast application of herbicide to noxious weeds and the inventory of those treated areas on National Forest System lands.
spray application NIGP Code: 988-89 Weed and Vegetation Control, Including Trees, Shrubs and Aquatic Weed Control QtyUnit CostUOMTotal Discount Amt.Tax RateTax AmountTotal Cost 1.0 MILE - Mile Manufacturer: Brand: Model: Make: Packaging: Item # 2: ( 988 - 89 ) Water-road crossing marking NIGP Code: 988-89 Weed and Vegetation Control, Including Trees, Shrubs and Aquatic Weed Control QtyUnit CostUOMTotal Discount Amt.Tax RateTax AmountTotal Cost 1.0
The Contractor must provide all labor, equipment, materials, supplies, removal, and disposal of herbicide totes, transportation, fuel, license and/or permits, and all other items necessary to perform the aquatic herbicide application services.
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The Contractor shall be knowledgeable in using GIS and creating shapefiles/KMLs with attribute tables that include date of application, treatment type and herbicides used, target weed species, examiner, and treatment area in acres.
PLANT BED WEED CONTROL All planting beds and tree wells shall be kept free of weeds and /or undesirable grasses at all times. Chemical weed removal pre-emergent applications shall include: Page 20 of 28 • Three (3) Prodiamine pre-emergent applications are required each year. Apply Syngenta Barricade® 4FL pre-emergent herbicide @ 16 ounces of product per acre (per application). The first application shall occur in January*.
