Purchase of fertilizer to be used on winter food plots, for the benefit of wildlife and public…

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission awarded a contract on February 2, 2026, for the purchase of fertilizer to support wildlife management and recreational activities. The contract, valued at $3,443.09, involves the procurement of 6 tons of 39-0-0-S fertilizer at $573.85 per ton for application on winter food plots located within the Apalachee Wildlife Management Area. The contract is scheduled for completion by June 30, 2026.

The fertilizer procurement supports the Commission's wildlife habitat management objectives by enhancing winter food plot productivity, which benefits both wildlife populations and public stakeholders engaged in recreational activities on the Apalachee Wildlife Management Area. While the prime contractor information is not specified in the available contract documentation, the scope of work is clearly defined as a straightforward materials purchase with a defined quantity and unit price structure.