Exhibit_"3",_Maintenance_&_Treatment_Report.pdf
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- Attached to
- Aquatic Weed Control Svces.
- Solicitation number
- 24-123-IFB
- Issued by
- Orange County, Orlando City, Florida
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This document is a Maintenance and Treatment Report (Attachment "B") for the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority's Aquatic Weed Control Services contract (24-123-IFB). The form is designed for documenting aquatic vegetation treatment services across multiple pond sites at Orlando International Airport (OIA) and Orlando Executive Airport (OEA). The report template allows for comprehensive tracking of various vegetation types including emergent, submergent, and floating vegetation, as well as documenting treatment methods and chemicals used such as Aquastar, Aquathol, copper sulfate, Cutrine, and pond dye.
The form provides space for technicians to record detailed inspection information, targeted vegetation types, and additional notes or concerns. While the specific contract details are not fully elaborated in this document, it appears to be part of a broader solicitation for ongoing aquatic vegetation management services. The form suggests a systematic approach to monitoring and treating water bodies within the airport properties, likely aimed at maintaining drainage systems, preventing vegetation overgrowth, and ensuring proper environmental management of water-adjacent areas.
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24-123-IFB, AQUATIC WEED CONTROL B1
Date:
SPECIFICATIONS (Continued)
ATTACHMENT “B”
MAINTENANCE AND TREATMENT REPORT
Contract Number: 24-123-IFB, Aquatic Weed Control Services
Biologist/Technician:
TREATMENT SERVICES
POND SITE
INSPECTED
EMERGENT
VEGETATION
SUBMERGENT
VEGETATION
FLOATING
VEGETATION
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Targeted Vegetation:
Additional Notes/Concerns:
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