5year IDIQ Contract to provide Pink Boll Worm Delta Traps IAW Specifications

The USDA Animal Plant Health Inspection Service, Plant Protection and Quarantine (PPQ) requires the purchase of Pink Boll Worm Paper Delta Traps (PBWPDT) in accordance with specifications.  This will be a Firm  Fixed Priced Indefinite Quantity Indefinite Delivery Contract  for a period not to exceed five years  Acceptance of traps is conditioned on approved lots of paperboard.

Estimated Quantity needed – 5,000 to 120,000 traps per year

First Article Test Required In accordance with FAR clause  52.209-4 applies

Acceptance of traps is conditioned on approved lots of paperboard.

Background:

The PBWPDT is utilized in monitoring of the Pink Boll Worm (Pectinophora gossypiella) a highly destructive insect of cotton. The goal of APHIS-PPQ is to define the extent of these infestations or potential infestations and limit artificial spread beyond the infested area through quarantine and an active regulatory and treatment program. These programs are an effective Federal-State-International partnership that prevents the establishment of Pink Boll Worm in new areas. In order to carry out this program’s objective, PPQ requires Paper Delta Traps to conduct insect presence surveys to support decision-making for program activities.

Objective:

The Pink Boll Worm program utilizes this PBWPDT in conjunction with specific pheromones to effectively monitor populations. Without the requested traps, effectively defining infestations might not be possible and the ultimate cost of an eradication or control project could exceed millions of dollars should this trap not be available.

The North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) Code is   339999   All other Miscellaneous Manufacturing).   The Small Business Standard Size is  500 employees.  The solicitation will be issued as a 100% Small Business  Set Aside.

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