Set of supplies necessary to chemically or mechanically kill and or remove woody vegetation from… and 1 more item

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has awarded contract C61EAC for vegetation management services at Sebastian Inlet State Park, with a total contract value of $14,614.63. The contract is scheduled from August 26, 2025, to June 30, 2026, and focuses on woody vegetation removal in foredune areas to improve habitat conditions for the federally listed Threatened Southeastern beach mouse.

The contract encompasses two primary line items: first, a set of supplies for chemically or mechanically eliminating woody vegetation, with a quantity of 614 units, and second, a set of external commercial contracts for vegetation management, with a quantity of 14,000 units. Vegetation removal methods include herbicide spraying, hand clearing, and other mechanical techniques. The primary objective is ecological restoration and habitat enhancement for the protected Southeastern beach mouse within the designated state park area.