(1) Vendor needs to provide invasive mapping service to the government authority located in Biloxi, MS. – To identify and map invasive plant species on 935 acres.– Manage all marine life, public trust wetlands, adjacent uplands, and waterfront areas for the long–term recreational, educational, commercial, and economic benefit of everyone.1. Identify– Systematically search the preserve site for occurrences of invasive vegetation. Survey areas should be a maximum of 50 feet apart and cover the majority of the tract. Newly established or previously undetected invasive species may also be encountered2. Mapping– Conduct for all areas of invasive vegetation found on the preserve site using any generally accepted mapping technology through a data collection system on contractor–supplied smartphone or tablet hardware.3. Biosecurity – The Contractor will clean all mud, sand, insects, and vegetative debris off of vehicles and equipment with a pressure washer prior to starting work on Costal Preserve lands to prevent the introduction or spread of invasive species.4. Total Cost Assessment(2) All questions must be submitted no later than March 28, 2024.
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