Attachment 2 - Specifications.docx
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- Solicitation number
- 1232SA26Q0229
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This is a Specifications document for a federal solicitation requiring dry bulk fertilizer delivery to a USDA facility in Florida. The requirement is for 20 tons of 12-3-14 formula fertilizer to be delivered to the USDA Agricultural Research Service facility at 23402 USDA Road, Groveland, Florida 34736 by March 4, 2026 or soon thereafter (with a deadline of March 13, 2026). The fertilizer must be delivered in a 20-ton capacity dump trailer with five individual one-ton dumping hoppers. A key specification requires that 50% of the nitrogen and potassium content must be comprised of 90-day slow-release material, with the nitrogen derived from polymer-coated urea and biosolids, and the potassium from poly-coated muriate of potash.
The detailed formula specifications include primary nutrients (12% nitrogen in various forms, 3% available phosphate, and 14% soluble potash), secondary and micronutrients (calcium, magnesium, sulfur, boron, chlorine, iron, manganese, and zinc), and identifies the specific source materials and their pound quantities to be used in the blend, including Premium K-Mag, YLD products, calcium nitrate, DAP, ammonium nitrate, sulfur products, and biosolids. The point of contact for delivery coordination is Stephen Mayo at 772-216-0315. This is a Total Small Business Set-Aside acquisition, and the solicitation (1232SA26Q0229) requests quotations on a firm fixed-price basis with FOB Destination delivery terms.
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SPECIFICATIONS
1.0 Specifications Description:
Dry Bulk fertilizer 12-3-14 2 Mg Quantity: 20 Unit Type: ton Minimum Requirements:
50% of the N and K are required to be 90 day slow release material.
The material will be delivered to the Whitmore farm in a 20-ton 4 hopper fertilizer dump trailer.
Formula :
PRIMARY NUTRIENTS Nitrogen (N)*12%2.48% Ammoniacal Nitrogen3.52% Nitrate Nitrogen6.17% Water Soluble Nitrogen0.60% Water Insoluble Nitrogen Available Phosphate (P2O5)3%Soluble Potash (K2O)*14%*6.60% Slowly Released Nitrogen from Polymer Coated Urea, Biosolids*7.00% Slowly Released Potash from Poly Coated Muriate of Potash SECONDARY & MICRONUTRIENTS Calcium (Ca)3.2480%Magnesium (Mg)2.0000%2.00% Water Soluble Magnesium Combined Sulfur (S)5.0180%Free Sulfur (S)4.4120%Boron (B)0.0200%Chlorine (Cl)7.2730%Iron (Fe)0.3290%0.01% Water Soluble Iron Manganese (Mn)0.5000%0.03% Water Soluble Manganese Zinc (Zn)0.4190%0.03% Water Soluble Zinc Derived From Sulfate of Potash Magnesium, Polymer Coated Urea, Manganese Oxide, Manganese Chloride, Manganese Sulfate,, ZincSulfate, Zinc Oxide, Boric Acid, Sodium Borate, Potassium Tetraborate Tetrahydrate, Calcium Nitrate, AmmoniumPhosphate, Ammonium Nitrate, Monopotassium phosphate, Poly Coated Muriate of Potash, Sulfur. Manganese Oxide, Sulfur, Zinc Oxide, Biosolids, Sulfate of Potash, Iron Chelate, Sulfur Materials Pounds Premium K-Mag 363.64 YLD 44 90 Day 272.73 Wolf Trax Manganese 3.00 Wolf Trax Zinc 1.00 Wolf Trax Boron 2.16 Calcium Nitrate 341.94
DAP 130.43
Ammonium Nitrate 128.00 Root Edg 10.00 YLD 0-0-58 30 Day 241.38 Manga-Sul 15% 60.07 Sulfur Plus Zn 43.11 Sludge 257.00 Granular (Sulfate) of Potash 119.00 Materials Pounds
SPT Iron 5% 3.00 90% Sulfur 23.53 ED Filler Black .01
2.0 Place of Delivery
USDA, 23402 USDA Road, Groveland , Florida , 34736
3.0 Delivery Schedule
| Item |
| QTY |
| Unit |
| Place of Delivery |
| Delivery Date |
20 Ton dry bulk fertilizer Material to be delivered in 20 ton fertilizer trailer with 5 ton dumping hoppers.
| 20 |
| Ton |
| 23402 USDA Rd. Groveland, FL 34736 |
| 3/4/2026 or soon thereafter |
4.0 Delivery Point of Contact
Stephen Mayo 772-216-0315 23402 USDA Road, Groveland , Florida , 34736
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