Invasive Plant Species Removal Services

The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) has issued Invitation for Bid (IFB) MDC22082 for Invasive Plant Species Removal Services at the Sugar Creek Conservation Area located in Adair County, Missouri. This procurement seeks qualified vendors to perform invasive plant species removal services, with work to be measured and billed on a per-acre basis. The contract period will run from the date of award through April 15, 2022, with vendors required to submit completed bid responses through the MissouriBUYS system by December 21, 2021 at 8:00 PM GMT. Vendors must complete and submit multiple exhibits, including Exhibit A and potentially Exhibits B through F, as part of their bid package. The solicitation requires vendors to provide pricing for invasive plant species removal services and demonstrates a focus on ecological management within the conservation area. Interested vendors must carefully review all solicitation documents, ensure timely submission, and be prepared to perform invasive species removal according to MDC specifications. The primary contact for technical questions is Matt Wiseman, who can be reached at the MDC office in Jefferson City.

The solicitation does not specify any set-aside designations, disadvantaged enterprise requirements, or restrictions on vendor participation. No incumbent vendor information is provided, and there are no details about existing infrastructure or technology integration requirements. The MDC has not disclosed an estimated total contract value or specific budget range for the invasive plant species removal services. Payment terms are established as Net 45 Days with Free On Board Destination delivery terms. The procurement appears to be an open competitive bid accessible to all vendors capable of performing invasive plant species removal services in the specified conservation area. While the exact acreage of work is not defined, vendors will be compensated on a per-acre basis for their services. The lack of predefined quantities suggests flexibility in the scope of work and potential for variable service needs during the contract period.