Invasive vegetation Eradication & Treatment

Texas A&M AgriLife Research is soliciting bids to provide invasive vegetation eradication and treatment services targeting Brazilian peppertree (Schinus terebinthifolius) on Naval Air Station Corpus Christi, Texas. The contractor must be a qualified vegetation‑management provider, obtain all required NASCC permits, maintain the required insurance, and submit a unit‑price bid for the single line‑item described. Work includes removal, herbicide application, and post‑treatment reporting, with a sealed‑until deadline of 21 August 2026. • Scope: Cut‑stump treatment and eradication of Brazilian peppertree across roughly 5.5 acres at NAS Corpus Christi. • Requirements: State‑certified herbicide applicators, NASCC permits, insurance per “Standard Insurance Requirements 3.2026”, and compliance with federal terms. • Deliverables: Completion of eradication services, monthly herbicide application reports, and a final report documenting methods, results, and GIS maps.