Statewide Pest Control and Abatement Services

The State of Wisconsin, through its Department of Administration (DOA) and State Bureau of Procurement (SBOP), is seeking competitive bids for Statewide Pest Control and Pest Abatement Services. The procurement will cover pest control services for over ninety (90) different state facilities located throughout Wisconsin. Bidders must be prepared to provide comprehensive pest management solutions that can be deployed across multiple locations, with a focus on effective pest control and abatement strategies. The solicitation requires vendors to submit comprehensive proposals that demonstrate capability to handle diverse pest control needs across various state facilities. The bid opportunity was posted on June 4, 2025, with proposals due by June 19, 2025, giving potential vendors approximately two weeks to prepare and submit their responses. The total estimated contract value is anticipated to exceed $100,000 annually, though the state explicitly notes there is no guaranteed minimum purchase requirement and bids contingent on minimum purchase amounts will be automatically rejected.

While no specific set-aside designations or minority enterprise requirements are explicitly mentioned in the provided documentation, vendors should be prepared to demonstrate substantial operational capabilities in statewide pest control services. The procurement appears open to qualified pest control service providers with proven track records of managing large-scale, multi-site pest management contracts. The state's approach suggests they are seeking multiple contract awardees, indicating potential opportunities for various sized businesses to participate. The contract structure allows for flexibility, with the DOA reserving the right to award multiple contracts to different vendors based on their specific capabilities and proposed services. The estimated annual contract value of over $100,000 suggests this is a significant procurement opportunity for pest control service providers with the capacity to manage complex, geographically dispersed service requirements across Wisconsin's state facilities.