Attachment AA Scope of Work~3.pdf

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Pest Control State and local contract opportunity
Solicitation number
24VS-S3400
Issued by
Nevada

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This document is an Attachment AA Scope of Work for pest control services at the NSVH (likely a Veterans Home) facility. The scope outlines specific requirements for pest control technicians, including parking service vehicles safely, contacting the facility supervisor upon arrival, conducting initial flashlight inspections of the building, and documenting the location of rodent control devices. The pest control methods are comprehensively detailed, covering various insect control techniques such as applying residual materials to cracks and crevices, spot treatments, insecticide dust applications, and bait treatments where product labeling permits.

The scope emphasizes a structured approach to pest management, requiring technicians to provide written sanitation recommendations and additional facility-specific suggestions. The document highlights the need for collaboration with facility employees, particularly for accessing locked areas during inspections. While specific pricing, contract duration, and funding details are not provided in this document, the scope suggests a professional, methodical approach to pest control services with an emphasis on thoroughness, documentation, and facility-specific adaptation of pest management strategies.

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Attachment AA: Scope Of Work

1. Service Vehicles will be parked according to the facility instructions, or in safe but out of the way spot, clear off-loading zones and alleys.

2. The NSVH Facility Supervisor will be contacted each time the pest control tech arrives at the facility.

3. A flashlight inspection of areas to receive service will be performed on the initial service to become familiar with the floor plan of the building.

Assistance from facility employees may be required to gain access to locked areas.

4. The location of any rodent control devices will be noted on the floor plan or graph of the facility.

5. Insect Control methods may include:

a. Application of residual materials to cracks and crevices where these pest breed or harbor.

b. Application of liquid residual materials as a spot treatment where labeling permits.

c. Application of insecticide dusts to cracks, voids and other concealed areas.

d. Use of insecticide baits where labeling permits.

e. Sanitation recommendations (in writing) to the facility.

f. Additional Recommendations (in writing) to the facility.

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