The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) is seeking a contractor to provide aquatic non-native invasive species (NNIS) treatment services for the Hoosier National Forest, Tell City Ranger District in Perry County, Indiana. The contractor will be required to treat non-native invasive species, such as Eurasion Milfoil, and nuisance vegetation around boat ramps and beach areas. The contractor must have a State of Indiana (or reciprocal) licensing certification for herbicide treatment. The contract will be a firm fixed price purchase order with a base year and one option period, with a total duration not exceeding two years.
• The contractor must provide pricing for all items listed in the solicitation.
• The contractor must submit a copy of each employee's State of Indiana (or reciprocal) licensing certification for herbicide treatment.
• The contractor must provide a detailed explanation of how they will meet the requirements of the Statement of Work.
• The contractor must provide information about their experience and qualifications in treating non-native invasive species.
• The contractor must provide a list of employees who will work on the project, along with their certifications and licenses.
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