COLO BAMBOO HERBICIDE TREATMENT

The National Park Service is seeking a contractor to perform bamboo herbicidal treatment at the Yorktown Village Area. The project involves removing invasive species to restore interpreted viewsheds and protect cultural resources. The treatment will be applied to approximately 8.76 acres of land, divided into two components: Component E (6.4 acres) and Component G (2.36 acres). The contractor will be required to provide labor, equipment, and materials for the treatment, including herbicides, surfactants, and indicator dyes. The project is expected to involve 2 applications per calendar year. • The contractor must provide certified herbicide applicators and laborers for the treatment. • The contractor must provide all necessary equipment and materials for the treatment. • The project involves treating invasive species in a sensitive cultural and environmental area. • The contractor must ensure that all work is done in accordance with applicable laws and regulations. • The contractor must provide a detailed breakdown of costs, including labor, equipment, and materials.