SLED Opportunity · WASHINGTON · WASHINGTON
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Statewide contract for Integrated Pest Management services in Washington, covering weed, insect, rodent, wildlife, aquatic, and bird control with multiple awarded contractors.
Contract Scope Integrated Pest Management (IPM) is a sustainable approach to managing pests by combining biological, cultural, physical, and chemical tools in a way that minimizes economic, health, and environmental risks. This statewide contract will provide eligible purchasers with IPM services including; prevention, monitoring, assessing pest population density, treatment, and evaluation of the effectiveness of treatments. These services have been broken down into the following five (5) categories: Category 1: Weed Control, Including Ornamental and Noxious Weed Control: managing weed populations while reducing the reliance of chemical herbicides. Category 2: Insect and Rodents in and Around Structures: removal, control, and management of a wide variety of species such as bugs, mice, and rats in and around structures. Category 3: Nuisance Wildlife Control: trap, capture, and remove small game or unclassified wildlife such as raccoons, opossums, skunks, nutria, and certain other wildlife that cause damage or conflict with human activities. Category 4: Aquatic Pest Control: managing pests and unwanted organisms in aquatic environments such as lakes, ponds, rivers, marine environments, and other water bodies. Category 5: Bird Control: manage birds that cause damage or conflict with human activities in an environmentally sensitive manner. How to Use this Contract 1. Review the Contractor Information section below to find pricing, product offerings, and information for each Contractor. 2. Contact the sales representatives directly to consult about their products and services. 3. Reference DES Contract No. 27523 on your Purchase Order. 4. Contact the Contract Administrator listed below with any further questions. 5. For current Prevailing Wage Rates visit the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries Awarded Contractors *See pricing document for awarded counties* Paratex Pest Prevention Awarded Categories: Category 2 – Insect and Rodents in and Around Structures and Category 5 – Bird Control Main Office: (206) 682-3456 John Frost | jfrost@paratex.com | (206) 595-1506 Ed Kloth | edkloth@paratex.com | (206) 571-5879 Dexter McKinney-Harmon | dex@paratex.com | (206) 713-1822 Contract SavATree, LLC Awarded Category: Category 1 – Weed Control, Including Ornamental and Noxious Weed Control Emily Disbury | edisbury@savatree.com | (503) 750-4992 mobile (360) 946-1400 Contract Sprague Pest Solutions Awarded Categories: Category 2 – Insect and Rodents in and Around Structures, Category 3 – Nuisance Wildlife Control, and Category 5 – Bird Control Raymond Glenn | Rglenn@spraguepest.com (509) 309-1187 Contract Stop Bugging Me Pest Control Awarded Categories: Category 2 – Insect and Rodents in and Around Structures, Category 3 – Nuisance Wildlife Control, and Category 5 – Bird Control Jada Lewis | jadal@stopbuggingmenow.com Shamika Barquet | shamika@stopbuggingmenow.com Sara Barquet | sara@stopbuggingmenow.com (206) 749-2847 Contract Western Exterminator Company Awarded Categories: Category 1 – Weed Control, Including Ornamental and Noxious Weed Control, Category 2 – Insect and Rodents in and Around Structures, Category 3 – Nuisance Wildlife Control, Category 4 – Aquatic Pest Control, and Category 5 – Bird Control Kyle Brunswick | kyle.brunswick@west-ext.com | (206) 579-5594 Randy Schilling | randy.schilling@west-ext.com | (503) 209-5760 Ryan Miller | ryan.miller@west-ext.com | (206) 250-1930 Contract Woodland Resource Services, Inc. Awarded Categories: Category 1 – Weed Control, Including Ornamental and Noxious Weed Control and Category 4 – Aquatic Pest Control Eric Meador | eric@gowrs.com | (509) 968-9675 Contract DES has ensured this procurement meets RCW 39.26, follows State of Washington Current Procurement Policies, follows DES procurement process, and DES has determined that entering into this contract will be in the best interest of the State of Washington.
SLED stands for State, Local, and Education. These are solicitations issued by state governments, counties, cities, school districts, utilities, and higher education institutions — as opposed to federal agencies.
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