Questions and Answers LB Herbicide -1.docx

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HERBICIDE CHEMICAL AND APPLICATION - LONG BRANCH LAKE PROJECT, MACON, MO
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W912DQ24Q1019
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This document contains a federal contract opportunity solicitation for herbicide application services at the Long Branch Lake Project in Macon, Missouri. The contractor shall provide herbicide chemicals, application services, and all required supporting services to purchase and apply herbicide for weed control at the rock and aggregate areas associated with the dam and boundary maintenance areas. Only chemicals and equipment appropriate for the intended purpose in accordance with the manufacturer's recommendations and as approved by the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Kansas City are to be used. The contractor shall address various terrain types and access limitations for the required coverage areas when selecting chemicals and equipment. The contractor must also provide marker dye or colorant added to their spray mix to help the government identify treated and untreated areas.

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LONG BRANCH HERBICIDE CHEMICAL & APPLICATION

W912DQ24Q1019

Q&A

1. Is there a site visit and if not is the site open to the public?

A: Yes. Contact Ryan Spry or Jason Gillihan at 660-385-2108 to schedule an appointment, or it is open to the public.

1. Will aquatic fertilizer be required?

No fertilizer required. This is a herbicide application contract. No aquatic herbicide required either. The contract specifies spraying around the lagoon fence only, and not the lagoon itself.

1. What is the tolerance % after herbicide treatment?

Tolerance % stated in section 3.1.5 are correct.

Areas that require a season long application and an annual application listed in the performance work statement shall be 95% kill. Areas that require spot application listed in the performance work statement shall be 100% kill.

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