The U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service Southern Region awarded a single award Indefinite Delivery Contract to ACE Tree Service for feral pig removal services. The contract has a potential value of $200,000 over five years from 2020 to 2025. Task orders issued to date have procured feral pig trapping and removal on forest lands in Edgefield, South Carolina for values between $22,750 to $30,000. Services are firm fixed price and include trapping specified numbers of feral pigs at a rate of $50 per hog removed. No set asides were applied to these orders in support of the agency's land management programs and LC-CON Feral Pig Control program.
The originating pre-solicitation notice sought proposals for multiple Blanket Purchase Agreements to remove feral hogs from the Long Cane Ranger District, encompassing five counties in South Carolina. Services would include trapping or shooting feral pigs and their removal from forest lands managed by the Francis Marion and Sumter National Forests. Resulting agreements were to have a base year and four option years. The notice established intentions to issue task orders under resultant BPAs when removal of invasive feral hog populations was required within the stated period of performance.
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