Scope of Work Soil Fumigation FY27~1.docx

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Open Market Small Purchase IL|27-422DNR-RESCO-P-100939
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27-422DNR-RESCO-P-100939
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This is a Scope of Work document for soil fumigation services to be provided to Mason Nursery in Illinois during fiscal year 2027. The document outlines the contractor's responsibilities and project specifications for fumigation work that must comply with all EPA regulations and Illinois state permits and licenses.

The contractor will provide all labor, equipment, and chemicals necessary to inject approximately 290 pounds per acre of a gas mixture containing 80% Methyl Bromide and 20% Chloropicrin to a soil depth of 10 inches across up to 12 acres. The treated soil will be covered with a continuous, hot-glued totally impermeable film (TIF) plastic tarp. Work must be completed between September 1, 2026 and October 31, 2026, weather permitting, with the contractor capable of treating up to 12 acres per 8-hour workday. No subcontractors are permitted on this project. Mason Nursery will prepare seedbeds prior to fumigation and will be responsible for removing and disposing of plastic tarps following the required waiting period. The contractor must possess all necessary expertise, equipment, and staff to independently execute this specialized fumigation work.

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2026 Mason Nursery Soil Fumigation – Scope of Work

Contractor to provide all labor, equipment, and chemicals to inject approximately 290 lbs. per acre of a mixture of 80% Methyl Bromide, 20% Chloropicrin gas to a depth of 10” into the soil and cover with a continuous, hot glued, TIF (totally impermeable film) plastic tarp. NO subcontractors will be allowed.
Contractor will have all permits and licenses to perform this soil fumigation work in Illinois and will comply with all EPA rules and requirements for this procedure using this product.
Contractor to perform this work between September 1, 2026 and October 31, 2026 weather permitting.
Contractor will have expertise, equipment, and staff to fumigate up to 12 acres in an 8 hour day.
Mason Nursery staff will have seedbeds prepped for soil fumigation and Mason Nursery staff will remove and dispose of plastic tarps after the appropriate waiting period.

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