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This document is a Revised Specification for Lawn and Landscape Chemicals, dated 6/23/2025, issued by the Department of the Interior Bureau of Reclamation under Solicitation Number 140R1725Q0057. The specification details 11 line items of herbicides, insecticides, emulsifiers, and surfactants, each with specific active ingredients and required salient characteristics. Vendors must be licensed according to AGR Publication No. 706-479 and Revised Code of Washington 15.58.180, and must provide current licensing documentation with their quote.

The line items include various chemical products such as Escort XP Herbicide (Metsulfuron Methyl), Telar XP Herbicide (Chlorsulfuron), Roundup Pro Herbicide (Glyphosate), Milestone VM Plus Herbicide, Esplanade 200SC Herbicide, Tempo SC Ultra Insecticide, Tordon 22K Herbicide, Weeder 64 Herbicide, Krovar IVM Herbicide, Dicamba HD Herbicide, Emulsifier, and Surfactant. For each product, equivalent alternatives are allowed, provided they meet the specified salient characteristics, labeled sites, and application methods. Quantities range from 5 gallons to 100 gallons, or 420 to 1,392 ounces, depending on the specific line item.

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REVISED

6/23/2025

Specification Chemicals

Applicable Laws/Regulations & Licensing

All contractors shall meet the below guidelines:

- AGR Publication No. 706-479 (R/2/20), Selling Pesticides 479-SellingPesticidesOnline.pdf

- Revised Code of Washington (RCW) 15.58.180, Pesticide dealer license-Generally. RCW 15.58.180: Pesticide dealer license—Generally.

All herbicides and adjuvants must be registered for use in Washington State by the respective state regulatory agency.

All vendors shall meet guidelines found in AGR Publication No. 706-479 (R/2/20) and provide a copy of the current license with their quote.

The vendor shall supply the requested amounts of the following chemicals OR EQUAL PRODUCTS; to be considered equal, products must have the identified “SALIENT CHARACTERISTICS.”

Line Item 0010: Escort XP Herbicide or equivalent, 928 ounces (58 ea. of 16‐ounce jug) Active ingredient: Metsulfuron Methyl.

Salient Characteristics: Equivalent products must be metsulfuron methyl-based herbicides suitable for broadleaf weeds, brush and woody vines. All proposed “equal products” must have the same labeled sites and application methods and will be reviewed to ensure product equivalency.

Line Item 0020: Telar XP Herbicide or equivalent, 1,392 ounces (87 ea. of 16-ounce jug). Either 8- or 16-ounce container is acceptable.

Active ingredient: Chlorsulfuron.

Salient Characteristics: Equivalent products must be chlorsulfuron-based herbicides suitable for broadleaf weeds such as clover, whitetop, various thistle, foxtail and knapweed. All proposed “equal products” must have the same labeled sites and application methods and will be reviewed to ensure product equivalency.

Line Item 0030: Roundup Pro Herbicide or equivalent, 100 gallons (40 ea. furnished in 2.5‐gallon jug) Active ingredient: Glyphosate. Note: this product will be used on Roundup Ready Crops.

Salient Characteristics: Equivalent products must be glyphosate-based herbicides suitable for roundup ready crops. All proposed “equal products” must have the same labeled sites and application methods and will be reviewed to ensure product equivalency.

Line Item 0040: Milestone VM Plus Herbicide or equivalent, 35 gallons (14 ea. furnished in 2.5‐gallon jug) Active ingredient: Triisopropanolamine Salt; Triethylamine Salt.

Salient Characteristics: Equivalent products must be triisopropanolamine and triethylamine-based herbicides suitable for control of annual and perennial broadleaf weeds and woody plants. All proposed “equal products” must have the same labeled sites and application methods and will be reviewed to ensure product equivalency.

Line Item 0050: Esplanade 200SC Herbicide or equivalent, 5 gallons (2 ea. furnished in 2.5‐gallon jug) Active ingredient: Indaziflam.

Salient Characteristics: Equivalent products must be Indaziflam-based herbicides suitable for broadleaf and grassy weeds. All proposed “equal products” must have the same labeled sites and application methods and will be reviewed to ensure product equivalency.

Line Item 0060: Tempo SC Ultra Insecticide or equivalent, 420 ounces (14 ea. furnished in 900‐milliliter (+/‐ 30 ounce) bottle) Active ingredient: Beta-Cyfluthrin.

Salient Characteristics: Equivalent products must be beta-cyfluthrin-based insecticides suitable for ants, spiders, fleas, ticks, flies, earwigs, yellow jackets to name a few. All proposed “equal products” must have the same labeled sites and application methods and will be reviewed to ensure product equivalency.

Line Item 0070: Tordon 22K Herbicide or equivalent, 65 gallons (26 ea. furnished in 2.5‐gallon jug) Active ingredient: Picloram.

Salient Characteristics: Equivalent products must be picloram-based herbicides suitable for dee-rooted perennial and biennial weeds such as bull thistle, toadflax, field bindweed, leafy spurge. All proposed “equal products” must have the same labeled sites and application methods and will be reviewed to ensure product equivalency.

Line Item 0080: Weeder 64 Herbicide or equivalent, 175 gallons (70 ea. furnished in 2.5‐gallon jug) Active ingredient: Dimethylamine Salt of 2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic Acid.

Salient Characteristics: Equivalent products must be dimethylamine salt-based herbicides suitable for common weeds such as dandelions, plantain, clover and chickweed. All proposed “equal products” must have the same labeled sites and application methods and will be reviewed to ensure product equivalency.

Line Item 0090: Krovar IVM Herbicide, non-selective, granules or equivalent, 528 pounds (88 ea. furnished in 6-lb bag) Active ingredient: Bromacil, Diuron.

Salient Characteristics: Equivalent products must be bromical and diuron-based herbicides suitable for broad range of annual and perennial broadleaf weeds and grasses. All proposed “equal products” must have the same labeled sites and application methods and will be reviewed to ensure product equivalency.

Line Item 0100: Dicamba HD Herbicide or equivalent, 50 gallons (20 ea. furnished in 2.5-gallon jug) Active ingredient: Diglycolamine salt of 3,6-dichloro-o-anisic acid.

Salient Characteristics: Equivalent products must be diglycolamine salt-based herbicides suitable for many annual, biennial and perennial broadleaf weeds and woody brush. All proposed “equal products” must have the same labeled sites and application methods and will be reviewed to ensure product equivalency.

Line Item 0110: Emulsifier or equivalent, 30 gallons (12 ea. furnished in 2.5‐gallon jug) Principal functioning agents: Methylated vegetable oil, alcohol ethoxylate, phosphatidylcholine.

Salient Characteristics: Equivalent products must be methylated vegetable oil, alcohol ethoxylate, phosphatidylcholine-based emulsifier suitable for improving the herbicides effectiveness in controlling weeds. All proposed “equal products” must have the same labeled sites and application methods and will be reviewed to ensure product equivalency.

Line Item 0120: Surfactant or equivalent, 30 gallons (12 ea. furnished in 2.5‐gallon jug) Principal functioning agents: Alkyl phenol ethoxylate, Isopropanol, and Fatty acids.

Salient Characteristics: Equivalent products must be alkyl phenol ethoxylate, isopropanol, and fatty acid-based surfactant suitable for enhancing the effectiveness of herbicides by improving their ability to adhere to and penetrate the foliage of any plant, including weeds. All proposed “equal products” must have the same labeled sites and application methods and will be reviewed to ensure product equivalency.

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