Autauga Pest control services 10/1/2025

Solicitation # SRC0000031275
Posted 10/1/25, 5:53 PM
No Updates
Due 10/6/25, 7:00 PM
State
Alabama
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The state of Alabama is seeking pest control services for the Autauga Campus, with a contract opportunity posted on October 1, 2025, and proposals due by October 6, 2025. This procurement is specifically focused on comprehensive pest management services to maintain a pest-free environment at the Autauga governmental facility. The selected vendor will be responsible for providing professional pest control treatments, preventative measures, and ongoing maintenance to address potential insect, rodent, and other pest-related challenges. Potential bidders should demonstrate extensive experience in commercial pest control services, possess appropriate state licensing and certifications, and have a proven track record of effective pest management in governmental or institutional settings. The procurement appears to require detailed service proposals that will likely be evaluated based on vendor qualifications, comprehensive treatment approaches, response times, cost-effectiveness, and ability to meet stringent governmental pest control standards.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the provided information, governmental contracts often provide opportunities for small businesses, minority-owned enterprises, and local vendors. The contract appears to be a standard service procurement without clear indications of specific enterprise restrictions. No incumbent vendor information or existing technological infrastructure requirements are specified in the available documentation. The potential award value and specific budget range for these pest control services are not disclosed in the current contract opportunity description. Interested vendors should carefully review all procurement documentation and prepare comprehensive proposals that demonstrate technical expertise, reliability, and competitive pricing for ongoing pest management services at the Autauga Campus.

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