Description: Seeks a qualified contractor to design, fabricate, and install a custom educational exhibit within an existing Clemson-owned modified 7' by 14' enclosed trailer. The completed trailer will serve as a mobile outreach exhibit that educates the public about invasive species affecting South Carolina and promotes natural resource conservation through awareness, prevention, and early detection. The exhibit is intended to provide an immersive, guided visitor experience that combines interpretive graphics, durable exhibit structures, multimedia, and interactive educational elements. The completed exhibit will travel throughout South Carolina and be displayed at schools, community events, agricultural festivals, conferences, trade shows, and other outreach venues.
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The County of Passaic, through its Administrator's Office, is soliciting proposals for invasive-species management and consulting services at Tranquility Ridge. The contract period begins upon award and runs through December 31, 2028. The posting identifies this as a current purchasing RFP, with proposals due November 13, 2026, at 10:30 a.m.
Surveys will be conducted, and herbicide application will be applied, to specific target areas (timber sale units) throughout the Forest. Herbicide treatment categories were created and are outlined below. Herbicide Treatment of Woody Vegetation Category 1: -Roadside and/or Trailside and/or along utility corridors woody NNIP (Vehicle Access) - (Selective Herbicide and/or Non-selective Herbicide). Cut stump, basal bark spray, and/or foliar spot
application of herbicides utilizing hand-held and backpack sprayers or truck, ATV or UTV mounted sprayers with a single nozzle application within a drivable road or utility corridor. For the cut stump method treatments involve utilizing hand shears, loppers, axes, brush saws and/or chain saws to cut stems and apply herbicides to stumps. Method of treatment will be assigned in the task order. Examples of target species: buckthorns, Asian honeysuckles, and other invasive trees and shrubs. The contractor will be responsible for treating all infestations of target species within 30 F of either side of roads, trails, or utility corridors. If infestations along a roadway, trail, or utility
corridor extend to beyond 30 feet, the contractor will treat this extra area making sure to treat the entire infestation and inform the COR of additional treatment and locations of treatments. See attached file.
The Town of East Hampton is soliciting sealed bids for Old Stone Highway Invasive Species Control under public works contract EH26-054. Bids must be delivered to the Purchasing Department Office at 159 Pantigo Road, East Hampton, New York, where they will be opened and publicly read aloud at the stated deadline. Specifications may be examined and obtained from the Purchasing Office or requested by email or telephone.
