Weed Control Services for New Mexico, Arizona, Texas, and Oklahoma

The Federal Aviation Administration Southwestern Region is seeking vendor interest for weed control services at multiple FAA facilities across New Mexico, Arizona, Texas, and Oklahoma, with responses due by October 15, 2026.

This is a sources-sought notice. The FAA will procure labor, equipment, supplies, and materials for soil sterilization and contact killer chemical applications at FAA-owned or leased properties across all four states. The contractor must be licensed to provide weed control services in New Mexico, Arizona, Texas, and Oklahoma and must comply with EPA standards and state herbicide control laws in each jurisdiction. Weed control applications are scheduled between February and July annually, with scheduling coordination required each January. The contractor assumes full responsibility for proper chemical application in accordance with manufacturer recommendations and best practices, and must perform follow-up services at no additional charge for unsuccessful sterilization applications.

Place of performance includes multiple FAA facilities across the four-state region, with specific locations detailed in the attached Master Statement of Work. Contractor employees requiring access to Kirtland Air Force Base (Albuquerque ATCT) must present a Real ID or US Passport and pass an Air Force background check. The contractor must protect all FAA property from damage, restore any damaged areas at no cost to the government, and maintain records per state regulations. Weather coordination with FAA Points of Contact is required; work may be suspended or rescheduled based on weather threats to adjacent farms, ranges, and cattle areas.

Interested vendors should email Carey.Gonzalez@faa.gov with a CC of Josh.Haker@faa.gov, subject line "ABQ Weed Control - Interested Vendor," along with company name, point of contact, phone, email, UEI, socio-economic business classification, and a capability statement.