IFB 26-52 Fertilization, Weed, and Insect Control of Parks, Islands and Athletic Fields
Federal opportunity from COS01 - Procurement & Contracting Services • City of Somerville. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Mar 12, 2026. Industry: Source industry codes 10, 17, 16.
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- Solicitation
- BD-26-1166-COS01-COS01-125818
- Performance
- Highland Ave Somerville, MA 02143
- Response
- Mar 12, 2026, 02:00 PM UTC
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To obtain bid documents, visit www.somervillema.gov/procurement
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The City of Somerville is seeking bids for IFB 26-52, which involves the fertilization, weed, and insect control of parks, islands, and athletic fields. The response deadline is set for March 12, 2026, providing ample time for potential bidders to prepare their proposals. This initiative will require expertise in landscape management and pest control, aligned with the NAICS code specified.
The City aims to maintain and enhance the health of public green spaces through professional management of weeds, insects, and fertilization.
- Landscaping and pest control companies with relevant experience.
- Firms specializing in urban horticulture and environmental management.
- Identify qualified service providers specializing in fertilization and pest control.
- Conduct site assessments of parks and athletic fields.
- Develop and implement a weed and pest management plan.
- Monitor and report on the effectiveness of applied treatments.
- Completed bid document as per specifications.
- Company qualifications and experience overview.
- Proposed pricing and service plan.
- References from similar past performance.
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- Ensure compliance with local environmental regulations.
- Certifications for pesticide application must be current.
- Consider competitive pricing to secure contract but ensure profitability.
- Detail costs per service as well as any bulk service pricing.
- Partner with local horticulturists for insight into native plant care.
- Collaborate with environmental specialists for sustainable practices.
- Potential for adverse weather affecting performance timelines.
- Compliance with regulatory changes in pest control.
- What specific pests are of most concern to the city?
- Are there particular regulatory requirements that must be adhered to?
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