Pest Control.docx

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714/ CTA - FY24 Pest Control
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SRC0000011072
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Pickaway County, Ohio

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This document is a Scope of Service for a Pest Control contract between the Corrections Training Academy and a prospective vendor. The contract requires the provision of comprehensive pest control services, including the identification and removal of various pests such as roaches, rats, mice, bats, wasps, bees, spiders, and bed bugs, both inside and outside the buildings. The contractor will be responsible for servicing all buildings located throughout the Corrections Training Academy, including offices, restrooms, food service areas, and other designated spaces on a monthly or weekly basis. Additional services, such as trapping and disposal of rodents and small animals, will be provided upon request and billed separately.

The contract does not specify any set-aside designations or restrictions on the types of organizations that can respond. The incumbent vendor or current contractor is not identified, and the available budget or potential award value for this contract is not provided. The State of Ohio is seeking bids for this Pest Control contract, with a posted date of July 22, 2024, and a due date of July 31, 2024.

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CORRECTIONS TRAINING ACADEMY

SCOPE OF SERVICE

Pest Control — Control of common species of pests including but not limited to: roaches, rats, mice, bats, wasp, bees, yellow jackets, spiders, fleas, flies, bed bugs, earwigs, water bugs, silverfish, skunks, bats, birds, mosquitoes and ants (inside and outsides buildings). Pest control is to be included for the servicing, trapping and the disposal of birds, rodents, skunks, raccoons and bed bugs. Services for trapping and disposal of rodent and small animals will be provided on an “as requested" basis and billed separately,

ll. CONTRACTOR RESPONSIBILITIES The Contractor and/or his designated serviceman will service all buildings located throughout the Corrections Training Academy as listed. This service will include but not limited to all offices restrooms, food service halls service closets, panel closets, crawl spaces, pen houses and other areas that the Corrections Training Academy deems necessary, Areas and Service Frequency:

A. Areas to be serviced once a month on Fridays: can

Large Offices/Dorm Rooms /Small Office/Storage
Bathrooms
1. AT Building
1324
6
2. Oakwood Building on Fridays due to Student occupying rooms during the week.
1810
4
3. Briarwood Building on Fridays due to Student occupying rooms during the week.
1810
4
4. Beechwood Building on Fridays due to Student occupying rooms during the week.
1810
4
5, Pinewood Building Fridays due to Student occupying rooms during the week.
1810
4
6, Parkview Building
11 (9-Foodsetvice Rms 1Classroom 1 office)
4
7. CTAC Building
5 3
2
8. Range House
1

B. Areas to be serviced once a week:

1. Parkview Building Foodservice every Friday after 1:00PM pm with non-hazardous chemical.

C. Areas to be service upon request:

1, Lock shop

2. Armory

Glandular Treatment on the exterior of all buildings shall be administered twice yearly or as needed to the exterior of all buildings. Service will be performed on Fridays.

Any necessary call backs for problem area between service call will be provided at no extra charge.

Place bait appropriately as needed in all area of the academy. Tracking powder, mechanical traps and stick boards may be needed for rodent control. These products shall be provided by the Contractor in addition to the regular service at no extra charge.

After each visit the Contractor must furnish the Business Office with a receipt signed by the Academy's escorting employee, which shows date of application, area of application and application used. Material Safety Data Sheet is required for all chemicals used.

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