Disk, fertilize, and plant food plots in Osceola Wildlife Management Area per attached… and 1 more item

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission awarded contract C7D0D6 to an unnamed prime contractor on August 17, 2026, for the preparation and planting of food plots at two wildlife management locations in Florida. The contract is valued at $23,892.90 and extends through June 30, 2027. The work encompasses disking, fertilizing, and planting food plots across two distinct sites: the Osceola Wildlife Management Area and the John M Bethea State Forest within the Osceola Wildlife Management Area, with all work required to be completed by September 25, 2026.

The contract specifies two line items totaling 23,892 individual food plot preparation and planting units. The Osceola Wildlife Management Area comprises 20,158 units, while the John M Bethea State Forest within the Osceola Wildlife Management Area comprises 3,734 units. The Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission will provide all seed and fertilizer materials required for the project. The contractor is responsible for site preparation, fertilizer application, and planting services according to attached specifications, with performance substantially concentrated in the initial phase of the contract period prior to the September 25, 2026 completion deadline.