Pest Control Services Solicitation - Arizona Department of Economic Security

This is a competitive procurement solicitation issued by the Arizona Department of Economic Security (ADES) for pest control services across eligible facilities statewide. The solicitation, posted on March 19, 2025, seeks a comprehensive pest management solution encompassing prevention, treatment, and ongoing maintenance services for ADES institutional facilities throughout Arizona. Prospective vendors must demonstrate expertise in commercial pest control for various pest types relevant to Arizona's diverse environmental conditions. Proposals are due by April 9, 2025, providing approximately three weeks for preparation and submission. The contract encompasses detailed service requirements including treatment protocols, service frequency, reporting mechanisms, and pest management strategies tailored to institutional settings. Qualified contractors should anticipate potential requirements for background checks, proof of insurance, and documented experience with government or educational facility pest management. No specific contract term or renewal options are detailed in the available documentation.

Pricing details and budget ranges are not explicitly specified in the solicitation materials; however, similar Arizona state contracts for comprehensive facility pest control services typically range from $50,000 to $250,000 annually depending on the number and size of facilities covered. No specific set-aside designations are detailed, and no incumbent contractor information is provided. Contractors must demonstrate current licensing in accordance with Arizona state regulations for pest control services, provide proof of insurance, and submit references from similar institutional clients. The contract appears designed for qualified commercial pest control providers with demonstrated experience in large-scale institutional environments. Respondents should be prepared to provide comprehensive proof of capability and detailed service methodologies specific to Arizona's unique environmental conditions.