RFP 2122-018 2022 Starke Bypass Invasive Plant Treatment RFP2 FINAL.pdf

SUWANNEE RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

NO. 21/22-018

2022 INVASIVE- EXOTIC PLANT TREATMENT SERVICES

Table of Contents

Section Title Page 1 Introduction 2 2 Proposed Schedule 2 3 Instructions to Bidders 2 4 Key Points 3 5 Scope of Work 5 6 Bid Response Form 9

Suwannee River Water Management District

9225 CR 49

Live Oak, FL 32060 386-362-1001

386-362-1056 (Fax) 800-226-1066 (Florida only) www.mysuwanneeriver.com

SECTION 1 –INTRODUCTION

The Suwannee River Water Management District (District) is requesting proposals for invasive plant treatment services on the Starke Bypass Project Area in Bradford County. Work will be done to help control and eradicate invasive plant species in the identified treatment areas and facilitate the natural community restoration and maintenance goals identified in the area mitigation plan. Although some units within the project area may have been treated for invasive plants in the past, most units will be receiving an initial treatment.

SECTION 2 - PROPOSED SCHEDULE

May 19, 2022 Release of Proposal (RFP)

May 26, 2022 Mandatory Pre-Proposal Meeting - Project Site - 10:00 a.m.*

June 2, 2022 Bids due prior to 10:00 a.m. at District Headquarters. Opening will occur at this time*

June 9, 2022 Selection Committee Meeting* July 12, 2022 Governing Board Meeting July 15, 2022 Anticipated Start Date

* Denotes a public meeting. Unless otherwise indicated, all meetings will be held at District Headquarters located at the corner of U.S. 90 and C.R. 49 in Live Oak, Florida. All times denote Eastern Daylight Time (EDT).

SECTION 3 - INSTRUCTION TO BIDDERS

1. Delivery of Proposal: Submit one (1) original and one (1) digital copy (CD pdf format preferred, Microsoft Office 2013 or newer and confirm documents are not encrypted), of the Response Form included in SECTION 6. Response forms shall be sent in one envelope to:

Pennie Flickinger, Business Resource Specialist III Suwannee River Water Management District

9225 CR 49

Live Oak, FL 32060 Phone: 386.362.1001

2. All Proposal forms shall be submitted in sealed envelopes with the following clearly marked in large, bold, and/or colored lettering.

RFP No. 21/22-018 Invasive Plant Treatment Services

Bid Opening June 2, 2022 10:00 a.m.

Proposals delivered in an envelope not properly marked with the RFP number and opening date and time that are inadvertently opened by District personnel will not be considered.

Proposals shall be hand-delivered or mailed, preferably by registered mail.

3. Proposals are due at the above address by 10:00 a.m. on June 2, 2022. Proposals received after this time, for any reason, will be rejected.

4. Proposals must be hard copy. FAX transmittals will not be accepted.

5. A mandatory pre-proposal meeting will be held at the project site at 10:00 a.m. on May 26, 2022. A map and directions are included in SECTION - 5 and ATTACHMENT - A. This will be the only opportunity to survey treatment areas before submitting proposals.

Contractors are required to be on time and sign in to avoid disqualification. Important project information will be reviewed during this meeting. The remaining time can be spent surveying treatment units.

6. Proposers are required to complete the SIMILAR PROJECTS form in SECTION 6 to document their work experience within the last three years completing similar services as those proposed. Information included on this form should be as extensive as possible to help fully document similar invasive plant treatment work. Contacts included on this form will also be used as work references.

7. Additional Information: Additional Proposal packages may be obtained by logging on to www.mysuwanneeriver.com.

SECTION 4 – KEY POINTS

Selection of Contractor:

The District is seeking Contractors that have both the experience and properly licensed personnel to successfully complete the invasive plant treatment work identified in SECTION 5.

Based on the information requested in this document, Selection Committee members will evaluate Proposals based on 1) documentation showing that Contractors will be using properly licensed field supervisors to oversee the work, 2) the Contractor’s experience successfully completing similar invasive plant treatment projects with a positive response from work references, and 3) the Contractor’s submitted bid prices. To be considered responsive, Contractors are required to provide bids for all individual treatment units listed in Table 1 (1A through 3H) in SECTION 6. Contractors are also required to provide bids for both the initial treatment of these units and future maintenance treatments. Proposal bid prices will be compared by calculating the total initial treatment cost of all units listed in Table 1 added together. The extent of work scheduled for fiscal year 2022 will depend on submitted bid prices, treatment priorities, and the available budget.

Challenge of Solicitation Process: If a potential respondent protests any provisions of this RFP, a notice of intent to protest shall be filed with the District in writing within 72 hours after the posting of the request for proposal on the District’s website. “Failure to file a protest within the time prescribed in Section 120.57(3) Florida Statutes shall constitute a waiver of proceedings under Chapter 120 of Florida Statutes.”

Challenge of District’s Intent to Award Contract If a respondent intends to protest District’s intent to award contract, the notice of intent to protest must be filed in writing within 72 hours after posting of a notice of intent to award contract and the respondent shall file a formal written protest within ten (10) days after filing of notice of intent to protest. Any respondent who files a formal written protest pursuant to Chapter 28-110, Florida Administrative Code, and Section 120.57(3), Florida Statutes shall post with the District at the time of filing the formal written protest, a bond pursuant to Section 287.042(2)(c), Florida Statutes (2020) file://Poseidon/public/LindaWelch/Contracts/www.mysuwanneeriver.com

Failure to file a notice of intent to protest or failure to file a formal written protest within the time prescribed in Chapter 28-110, Florida Administrative Code and Section 120.57(3), Florida Statutes, or failure to post the bond or other security required by law within the time allowed for filing a bond shall constitute a waiver of proceedings under Chapter 120, Florida Statutes. More specifically, “Failure to file a protest within the time prescribed in Section 120.57(3) Florida Statutes shall constitute a waiver of proceedings under Chapter 120 of Florida Statutes.”

Americans with Disabilities Act: The District does not discriminate upon the basis of any individual’s disability status. This nondiscrimination policy involves every aspect of the District’s functions including one’s access to, participation, employment, or treatment in its programs or activities. Anyone requiring reasonable accommodation as provided for in the Americans with Disabilities Act should contact the District at 386.362.1001 or 800.226.1066 (Florida only). The District’s fax number is 386.362.1056.

Minority Business Enterprises: The District recognizes fair and open competition as a basic tenet of public procurement. Respondents doing business with the District are prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, creed, national origin, handicap, age, or sex. The District encourages participation by minority business enterprises. Whenever two or more service providers are ranked equally, a minority business enterprise shall be given preference in the award process.

Veteran’s Preference: In the absence of a minority business enterprise, whenever two or more service providers are ranked equally, a veteran-owned business enterprise shall be given preference in the award process.

Drug Free Workplace Act: The selected respondent shall represent that it has established a drug free workplace.

Public Entity Crime: Section 287.133(2)(a), Florida Statutes, states “A person or affiliate who has been placed on the convicted vendor list following a conviction for a public entity crime may not submit a bid on a contract to provide any goods or services to a public entity, may not submit a bid on a contract with a public entity for the construction or repair of a public building or public work, may not submit bids on leases of real property to a public entity, may not be awarded or perform work as a contractor, supplier, subcontractor, or consultant under a contract with any public entity, and may not transact business with any public entity in excess of the threshold amount provided in s.287.017 for CATEGORY TWO for a period of 36 months from the date of being placed on the convicted vendor list.”

Scrutinized Company: Section 287.135, Florida Statutes, states “A company is ineligible to, and may not, bid on, submit a proposal for, or enter into or renew a contract with an agency or local governmental entity for goods or services of:

a. Any amount if, at the time of bidding on, submitting a proposal for, or entering into or renewing such contract, the company is on the Scrutinized Companies that Boycott Israel List, created pursuant to s. 215.4725, or is engaged in a boycott of Israel; or

b. One million dollars or more if, at the time of bidding on, submitting a proposal for, or entering into or renewing such contract, the company:

1. Is on the Scrutinized Companies with Activities in Sudan List or the Scrutinized Companies with Activities in the Iran Petroleum Energy Sector List, created pursuant to s. 215.473; or

2. Is engaged in business operations in Cuba or Syria.”

Insurance Requirements: If awarded, PROPOSERS shall represent and guarantee that all employees, agents, servants, or representatives of the Proposer, and all employees, agents, servants, or representatives of subcontractors are covered by workers' compensation insurance.

Prior to entering into a contract with the District, Proposer agrees to furnish the District certificates of insurance on all insurance, naming District as additional insured for items 2 and 3 below, providing evidence that Proposer has in full force and effect the following minimum insurance with insurers authorized to do business in the State of Florida:

1) Workers' compensation insurance as required above.

2) Motor vehicular liability insurance with limits of not less than $1,000,000 combined single limit which insurance shall be applicable to any and all vehicles utilized by Proposer to provide the services requested by District.

3) General liability insurance for all services rendered by Proposer for the requested services with a minimum of $1,000,000 personal and advertising injury and $1,000,000 general aggregate.

The certificate of insurance shall also provide that District shall be notified in writing by the carrier at least 30 days prior to any cancellation of said insurance.

Rejection of Responses: The District reserves the right to reject any and all proposals. District also reserves the right to waive any minor deviations in an otherwise valid proposal.

Renewal of Contract: The initial contract shall be for a period of one year with the potential for two subsequent one-year renewals based upon the prior year’s performance by the Contractor, the same terms and conditions or terms more favorable to the District, and mutual agreement of the District and the contractor.

SECTION 5 – SCOPE OF WORK

Project Deadline: All work must be completed by September 15, 2022.

Project Location:

The Starke Bypass Project Area is located in south-central Bradford County Florida approximately 3.5 miles from the city of Starke. It is currently managed by the District as part of a mitigation area. The project area is approximately 251 acres and is located along the northeastern corner of Lake Rowell. Alligator Creek runs along the southern boundary of the project area before discharging into Lake Rowell. An access map to the site is provided in ATTACHMENT-A. Proceed west out of Starke on State Route 100; just after crossing the Starke Bypass, turn south on route 100A. Proceed on 100A across the railroad tracks and look for the gated entrance on the right in the bend of the road next to the Meadow Lakes Ranch sign.

Access can be obtained at this point through the private landowner’s gate. This gate will remain locked, and Contractors selected to conduct this work will be given an access code.

Contractors will have the opportunity to evaluate the treatment area during the mandatory pre-proposal meeting that is scheduled for May 26, 2022, at 10:00 a.m. After passing through this gate proceed south to the barns; turn left through a gate to go around the east side of the barns; continue south and pass through two additional gates to access the project area

Treatment Area Guidelines:

The treatment area map is included as ATTACHMENT A. The treatment area is divided into the fourteen separate treatment units (1A through 3H) which are shown on the map and are listed in Table 1 in SECTION 6. This table also provides information on infestation size, cover class, and treatment guidelines.

The District’s goal is to effectively control all the Florida Exotic Pest Plant Council (FLEPPC) invasive plant species listed in Table 1. Contractors are also responsible for identifying and treating all FLEPPC listed invasive plant species encountered inside the treatment areas that are not on this list.

Additional treatment information includes:

• Most treatment units within the pasture and along the creek edge can be accessed using ATV/UTV equipment when conditions are dry. Treatment units 1A through 1C can only be accessed on foot.

• Accessibility and treatment effectiveness in many units is difficult when conditions are wet. Contractors will be expected to take full advantage of dry conditions to complete this work.

• Contractors will not damage any native trees/vegetation that have been planted or are growing naturally. This should be avoided when applying herbicides and/or operating ATV/UTV equipment.

• When conducting cut stump treatments along the edge of Alligator Creek, trees/brush will not be allowed to fall into the creek or block any road access.

• When treating Japanese climbing fern, contractors are required to cut vertical stems on plants greater than eight (8) feet in conjunction with foliar treatments.

• There is potential for standing water to be present on some treatment units; contractors are required to follow all applicable laws printed on the herbicide label and use an aquatic formulation if standing water is present or if the soil is saturated. Treatment methods may also have to be modified in areas containing standing water to help limit overspray.

Field Supervisor Requirements:

Contractors must designate a licensed field supervisor who will be present during all chemical mixing and chemical applications. This field supervisor must have the following licenses and ensure all the standards, specifications, and requirements listed in the scope of work are followed and implemented:

• Field supervisor must have a current Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS) Public Pesticide Applicator license with a general standards (Core) certification and further certifications in Natural Areas Weed Management or Forestry Pest Control categories.

• Field supervisor must be able to correctly identify all species targeted within the project area as well as other invasive plants listed by FLEPPC as Categories I or II within the north region. The 2019 list may be found on the Internet at:

https://bugwoodcloud.org/CDN/fleppc/plantlists/2019/2019_Plant_List_ABSOLUTE_FIN AL.pdf https://bugwoodcloud.org/CDN/fleppc/plantlists/2019/2019_Plant_List_ABSOLUTE_FINAL.pdf https://bugwoodcloud.org/CDN/fleppc/plantlists/2019/2019_Plant_List_ABSOLUTE_FINAL.pdf

• Field supervisor must speak English fluently and be able to converse with all crew members and District staff.

• Field supervisor must provide District staff with contact information (cell phone number/e-mail address) and make themselves available so periodic meetings can be coordinated and information exchanged.

• Field supervisor must have on-site copies of all chemical pesticide labels and Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) that are being applied.

• Field supervisor should ensure that all personnel properly wear all label recommended Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to minimize exposure to chemicals.

Chemical Application/Mixing Requirements:

• The type/mixture of chemicals to be used, application methods and application rates will be mutually agreed upon by the project manager and the Contractor before work begins.

• There is no source of freshwater on-site for mixing chemicals or rinsing used containers.

• All chemical mixing will occur at the designated mixing site identified in ATTACHMENT A.

• All applications will include the use of a marking dye (red/blue) and surfactants (for both foliar and cut surface treatments).

• Contractor will supply all chemical herbicides, adjuvants, and other materials to ensure effective control of targeted vegetation that meets or exceeds the required mortality rate.

• Herbicides will not be applied during adverse or non-optimal weather conditions including heat, wind, or precipitation that may minimize the effectiveness of the herbicide or increases the exposure and/or potential for drift to non-target vegetation, personnel, or objects.

• No chemical herbicide applications will exceed the labeled rates on the herbicide containers. All requirements, including state and/or local requirements, listed on the herbicide label are to be followed. Failure to comply with label instructions is a violation of federal and/or state laws. The Contractor is liable for any penalty, fines, or damages resulting from the misuse of herbicides.

• Chemicals must be kept in original containers until mixing. All mixtures should have temporary labels that list the trade name and rates of chemicals and any adjuvants within the spray container.

• Chemicals and rinse water that is mixed, transferred, or temporarily stored while on District lands will be done in designated mixing areas. All empty containers or those containing rinse water, pesticide, or pesticide residues will be removed from District lands once the chemical application is complete. These containers must be securely stored when kept on-site during the application process. Containers and storage tanks should also be removed from the treatment area on the weekends.

Compliance Requirements and Deliverables:

• The Contractor must guarantee 100% coverage of the treatment areas and at least 95% mortality of targeted species within these areas.

• Acceptable coverage will be determined within 5 days of application using random spot inspections. Mortality rates will also be determined at random spot inspection sites and will be implemented at later date(s) (approximately 3-6 weeks).

• If coverage and/or mortality rates are not met, the District will require the Contractor to retreat the areas at the Contractor’s expense at no additional charge to the District.

• If District staff determine the designated coverage requirements were met, the contractor can submit an invoice to the District for 70% of the total project cost. 3-

6 weeks later, when the District has determined the mortality requirements have been met, the contractor can submit the final invoice to the District for the remaining 30% of the total project cost.

• Invoice information must include the contract number, the tract name, the day(s) work was conducted, the treatment unit number, the total number of acres that were treated, and all daily Chemical Vegetation Management Forms (ATTACHMENT B).

• To track chemical usage, Contractors must provide District staff with legible copies of Chemical Vegetation Management forms that are completely filled out and signed (ATTACHMENT B). These forms can be provided on a weekly basis or submitted along with invoices. Contractors are required to submit one individual form for each day chemical treatments occurred.

• GIS files and/or PDF maps of the treatment areas will be provided to contractors before work begins. Contractors must have the appropriate equipment/abilities to upload these files onto handheld devices to be able to accurately follow treatment area boundaries. Boundaries will not be flagged.

• When all treatments are complete, the Contractor must provide the District with a GPS track log(s) that identify the location where applicators traveled during treatment operations.

• Once contractors have mobilized to the treatment area they must remain on site until all treatments are complete. Treatments must not stop for periods longer than 48 consecutive hours without approval from the District Project Manager. Contractors are expected to take full advantage of dry conditions to complete the assigned work. If periods of adverse weather are encountered, the Project Manager and Contractor will coordinate treatment times.

Equipment/Access Considerations:

• Contractors will follow the District’s “Come Clean, Leave Clean” standard which requires that all equipment and vehicles used by contractors on District lands be free of invasive plant material before entering and leaving District property. Project managers are required to inspect each piece of equipment before it enters District lands. If contractors perform work within 30 meters of an invasive plant infestation, the project manager is required to inspect equipment before it leaves District property. District staff will designate cleaning areas on each tract for contractors to clean their equipment if needed; staff is responsible for monitoring the cleaning areas for new infestations.

• There is no source of freshwater on-site for equipment cleaning. Contractors should be prepared to supply water tanks and spray equipment to clean equipment, if necessary, before leaving District property.

• The District Project Manager may stop work and order the removal and/or replacement of any equipment if the equipment is not working or calibrated properly. The Contractor has 48 hours to replace the equipment with an acceptable substitute.

SECTION 6

Bid Response Form RFP No. 21/22-018

Invasive-Exotic Plant Treatment Services

• Bid rates submitted in Table 1 will include all travel, labor, equipment, and materials required to complete the job to District standards.

• To be considered responsive, Contractors are required to provide bids for all individual treatment units listed in Table 1 (1A through 3H) in SECTION 6. Contractors are also required to provide bids for both the initial treatment of these units and future maintenance treatments. Proposal bid prices will be compared by calculating the total initial treatment cost of all units listed in Table 1 added together. The extent of work scheduled for fiscal year 2022 will depend on submitted bid prices, treatment priorities, and the available budget.

Table 1. 2022 Invasive Plant Control - Starke Bypass - Bid Prices

Initial Treatment

Bid Maintenance

Bid Treatment

Unit Treatment

Area Acres Main Target Common

Main Target Species % Cover Treatment

$ $ 1A Forested Wetland 26.3

Chinese Tallow

Triadica sebifera

50% - 75%

Stems < 4' Tall - Foliar Stems > 4' Tall - Cut Stump

Japanese Climbing Fern

Lygodium japonicum < 5% Foliar treat;

Cut stems > 8'

$ $ 1B Forested Wetland 9.1

Chinese Tallow

Triadica sebifera

50% - 75%

Stems < 4' Tall - Foliar Stems > 4' Tall - Cut Stump

Japanese Climbing Fern

Lygodium japonicum < 5% Foliar treat;

Cut stems > 8'

$ $ 1C Forested Wetland 6.2 Chinese

Tallow Triadica sebifera

50% - 75%

Stems < 4' Tall - Foliar

Stems > 4' Tall - Cut Stump

Japanese Climbing Fern

Lygodium japonicum < 5% Foliar treat;

Cut stems > 8'

$ $ 2A Creek Edge 1.5

Chinese Tallow

Triadica sebifera

25% - 50%

Stems < 4' Tall - Foliar Stems > 4' Tall - Cut Stump

Japanese Climbing Fern

Lygodium japonicum < 5% Foliar treat;

Cut stems > 8'

$ $ 2B Creek Edge 0.4

Chinese Tallow

Triadica sebifera

5% - 25%

Stems < 4' Tall - Foliar

Stems > 4' Tall - Cut Stump

Japanese Climbing Fern

Lygodium japonicum < 5% Foliar treat;

Cut stems > 8'

$ $ 2C Creek Edge 0.3

China Berry Melia azedarach

50% - 75%

Seedlings < 4' Tall - Foliar Stems < 5" DIA - Basal Stems > 5" DIA - Cut

Surface

Camphor Tree

Cinnamomum camphora

25% - 50%

Seedlings < 4' Tall - Foliar Stems < 5" DIA -

Basal Stems > 5" DIA - Cut

Surface

Privet Ligustrum sinense < 5% Basal

Wandering Jew

Tradescantia fluminensis < 5% Foliar

Japanese Climbing Fern

Lygodium japonicum < 5% Foliar treat;

Cut stems > 8'

Caesar Weed Urena lobata < 5% Foliar

Tropical Soda Apple

Solanum viarum < 5% Foliar

$ $ 3A Pasture 28.8

Spanish Gold Sesbania punicea

5% - 25%

Mature Stems: Basal/Cut Stem Seedlings/Resprout: Foliar

Japanese Climbing Fern

Lygodium japonicum < 5% Foliar treat;

Cut stems > 8'

Cogon Grass Imperata cylindrica < 5% Foliar

Chinese Tallow

Triadica sebifera < 5% Stems < 4' Tall - Foliar

Stems > 4' Tall - Cut Stump

$ $ 3B Pasture 39.4

Spanish Gold Sesbania punicea

10% - 30%

Mature Stems: Basal/Cut Stem

Seedlings/Resprout: Foliar Japanese

Climbing Fern Lygodium japonicum < 5% Foliar treat;

Cut stems > 8'

Cogon Grass Imperata cylindrica < 5% Foliar

Chinese Tallow

Triadica sebifera < 5% Stems < 4' Tall - Foliar

Stems > 4' Tall - Cut Stump

$ $ 3C Pasture 15.4

Spanish Gold Sesbania punicea

5% - 25%

Mature Stems: Basal/Cut Stem

Seedlings/Resprout: Foliar

Japanese Climbing Fern

Lygodium japonicum < 5% Foliar treat;

Cut stems > 8'

Chinese Tallow

Triadica sebifera < 5% Stems < 4' Tall - Foliar

Stems > 4' Tall - Cut Stump

$ $ 3D Pasture 31.6 Spanish Gold Sesbania punicea 40% - 60%

Mature Stems: Basal/Cut Stem

Seedlings/Resprout: Foliar Japanese

Climbing Fern Lygodium japonicum < 5% Foliar treat;

Cut stems > 8'

Chinese Tallow

Triadica sebifera < 5% Stems < 4' Tall - Foliar

Stems > 4' Tall - Cut Stump

$ $ 3E Pasture 28.1

Spanish Gold Sesbania punicea

5% - 25%

Mature Stems: Basal/Cut Stem

Seedlings/Resprout: Foliar Japanese

Climbing Fern Lygodium japonicum < 5% Foliar treat;

Cut stems > 8'

Cogon Grass Imperata cylindrica < 5% Foliar

$ $ 3F Pasture 23.5

Spanish Gold Sesbania punicea

40% - 60%

Mature Stems: Basal/Cut Stem

Seedlings/Resprout: Foliar

Japanese Climbing Fern

Lygodium japonicum < 5% Foliar treat;

Cut stems > 8'

Chinese Tallow

Triadica sebifera < 5% Stems < 4' Tall - Foliar

Stems > 4' Tall - Cut Stump

$ $ 3G Pasture 33.1

China Berry Melia azedarach < 5%

Seedlings < 4' Tall - Foliar Stems < 5" DIA - Basal Stems > 5" DIA - Cut

Surface

Camphor Tree

Cinnamomum camphora < 5%

Seedlings < 4' Tall - Foliar Stems < 5" DIA - Basal Stems > 5" DIA - Cut

Surface

Chinese Tallow

Triadica sebifera < 5%

Stems < 4' Tall - Foliar

Stems > 4' Tall - Cut Stump

Spanish Gold Sesbania punicea < 5%

Mature Stems: Basal/Cut Stem

Seedlings/Resprout: Foliar Japanese

Climbing Fern Lygodium japonicum

5% - 25%

Foliar treat;

Cut stems > 8'

Cogon Grass Imperata cylindrica < 5% Foliar

$ $ 3H Pasture 4.5

China Berry Melia azedarach < 5%

Seedlings < 4' Tall - Foliar Stems < 5" DIA - Basal Stems > 5" DIA - Cut

Surface

Spanish Gold Sesbania punicea

5% - 25%

Mature Stems: Basal/Cut Stem

Seedlings/Resprout: Foliar

Japanese Climbing Fern

Lygodium japonicum < 5% Foliar treat;

Cut stems > 8'

FIELD SUPERVISOR INFORMATION

Required: List the name of the Field Supervisor(s) that will be used on this project. Include their current FDACS Public Pesticide Applicator license number; indicate which required additional certification they hold (Natural Area Weed Management or Forestry Pest Control); if possible, print and submit a license verification form from FDACS for each listed supervisor;

this form provides information like the license expiration date and license categories; this form can be found online at: Licensed Pesticide Applicator Search (fdacs.gov)

1. ___

2. ___

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PROPOSER CONTACT INFORMATION

Company Name ___________________________________________________

Address ___________________________________________________

Company Phone Number ___________________________________________________

Primary Contact Person ___________________________________________________

Primary Contact E-Mail ___________________________________________________

Primary Contact Cellular ___________________________________________________ https://aessearch.fdacs.gov/PersonSearch.asp

SIMILAR PROJECTS (Projects listed must have been completed within the last three years; add additional pages as needed. Contacts included will be used as work references)

COMPLETED PROJECT(S):

AGENCY/COMPANY:

CONTACT: TELEPHONE:

START DATE: COMPLETION DATE:

(month/year) (month/year)

TOTAL ACRES TREATED:

DESCRIPTION OF INFESTATION:

TYPE OF TREATMENT METHODS USED:

AGENCY/COMPANY:

CONTACT: TELEPHONE:

START DATE: COMPLETION DATE:

AGENCY/COMPANY:

CONTACT: TELEPHONE:

START DATE: COMPLETION DATE:

ATTACHMENT A

ATTACHMENT B