The Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources (MDAR) is soliciting proposals for specialized seasonal invasive pest management services in Massachusetts. The goal is to create a list of qualified vendors that can be drawn upon by the Department to meet its program needs. Contractors with extensive experience in invasive pest control and entomological skills are sought to conduct invasive pest management in designated areas. The contractor must provide a crew leader and at least two crew members, with at least two being pesticide applicators holding valid Massachusetts pesticide licenses. Key responsibilities include identifying and surveying targeted invasive pests, using appropriate control methods, obtaining environmental permits when required, and documenting all work and areas treated. The contract duration is expected to be 5 years, with an initial duration through June 30, 2023, and a 3-year option to renew. The estimated value of the procurement is less than $250,000 annually.
• Invasive pest management services in designated areas of Massachusetts
• Crew leader and at least two crew members with experience in invasive pest control
• At least two crew members must be pesticide applicators with valid Massachusetts licenses
• Control methods may include pesticide application and manual or mechanical removal
• Environmental permits must be obtained when required
• Weekly written records of work done, including dates, times, and locations treated
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