ATTACHMENT_A_-Wheat_Millfeed_Specs_23-24.pdf

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P23-1558 RFQ WHEAT MILLFEED
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P23-1558
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California

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This document is the general specifications for a contract to supply wheat millfeed to the Hawaii Fruit Fly Rearing Facility (HFFRF) in Waimanalo, Hawaii, issued by the California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA). The wheat millfeed must contain no more than the maximum allowable pesticide residues specified, and will be tested at the CDFA Center for Analytical Chemistry prior to acceptance. Any product found to exceed the maximum allowable pesticide residue will be refused by CDFA, but this will not change the targeted delivery timeframe.

The related state and local contract opportunity is for P23-1558 RFQ WHEAT MILLFEED, as the wheat millfeed is an essential component in the larval rearing diet of the Mediterranean fruit fly for the state of California. No additional details are provided regarding pricing terms, set asides, incumbents, funding requirements, or other salient information.

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CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FOOD AND AGRICULTURE

CONTRACT TO SUPPLY WHEAT MILLFEED

TO THE HAWAII FRUIT FLY REARING FACILITY (HFFRF)

IN WAIMANALO, HAWAII

P23-1558

GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS

Only Wheat Millfeed containing no more than the maximum allowable pesticide residues (MAPR) as described in the following table will be accepted:

Pesticide MAPR

Methyl chlorpyrophos 0.02 ppm Chlorpyrophos 0.02 ppm Malathion 0.2 ppm

Product shall be tested at the CDFA Center for Analytical Chemistry, 3292 MEADOWVIEW ROADSACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA 95832, prior to acceptance by CDFA in Hawaii. Any product from a specific lot found to exceed the maximum allowable pesticide residue shall result in the entire lot being refused by CDFA. Refusal of contaminated product will not change the targeted delivery timeframe.

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