Weed Control Services for New Mexico, Arizona, Texas, and Oklahoma

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is issuing a Sources‑Sought notice to identify qualified contractors capable of providing comprehensive weed‑control services across FAA‑owned or leased properties in New Mexico, Arizona, Texas, and Oklahoma. The work includes applying soil‑sterilization chemicals, documenting treated areas, and providing follow‑up treatments at no extra charge if initial applications are ineffective. Contractors must be licensed, possess certified applicators, and be able to meet EPA and state herbicide regulations. Access to many sites will require Real ID or passport verification and background checks, especially for locations on Kirtland Air Force Base. Coordination with an FAA point of contact is required daily, and work must be performed during normal business hours with FAA‑provided escort where needed. The effort covers a large number of airfield and navigation facilities, with total square‑footage exceeding 2 million ft² across the four states. • Scope: Full‑service weed control (chemical sterilization, documentation, follow‑up) on FAA facilities. • Geographic coverage: NM, AZ, TX, OK (multiple airfields, ATCTs, navigation sites). • Requirements: Licensed contractor, certified applicators, EPA‑compliant chemicals, background‑check clearance, Real ID/passport, daily coordination with FAA POC. • Deliverables: Treated‑area records, site‑cleanup, no‑cost re‑treatment if needed, compliance reports. • Constraints: Weather‑dependent scheduling, FAA escort, security clearances for base access.