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JH27-8 - Quichapa Lake Tamarisk Herbicide Application

Description: The State of Utah Division of Purchasing, with the State of Utah Division of Wildlife Resources as conducting procurement unit, seeks bids for tamarisk removal and herbicide application on up to 20 acres at Quichapa Lake, about 10 miles west of Cedar City. This IFB requires cost-per-acre treatment in mapped areas, no mandatory site visit, and a current Utah Commercial Pesticide Applicator License for chemical applicators. Work is scheduled from September 1 through September 30, 2026, with a single award anticipated for the lowest cost responsive and responsible vendor.

Buyer: Utah Division of Purchasing and General Services
StateAgency · UT, US
Released: Aug 13, 2026
Closes: Aug 21, 2026(4 days left)

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