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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF FEBRUARY 4,1998 PSA#2025USDA, ARS, MSA, Procurement/Assistance Office, P. O. Box 225,
Stoneville, MS 38776-0225 R -- APPLICATOR AIRCRAFT AND PILOTS SOL 98-4431-001 DUE 031698 POC
Point of Contact -- Contact, Ms. Terry A. Krutz, Contracting Officer,
(601) 686-5361 The U.S. Department of Agriculture requires applicator
aircraft, complete with pilots, ground personnel and a supply of
approximately 4,015 gallons of a vegetable oil with emulsifying agent
necessary to apply an insect virus three times over an area of ca.
29,640 acres located in a area ca. 2 miles southeast of the
intersection of highways 82 and 61, in Washington County, Mississippi.
Each aircraft must have at least a 400 gallon capacity useful load and
be capable of flying at least 120-140 MPH during application. Each
aircraft must be equipped with micronairs and a flow meter to
accurately spray a 50:50 mixture of vegetable crop oil and water at a
rate of 1 quart per acre. Each acre treatment will consist of 1 pint
crop oil, 12oz. of water, and 4oz. of virus formulation. Boom time is
expected to be at least 90% of flight time. Each aircraft must be
equipped with global positioning system with differential correction
having accuracy within q 10 feet of indicated position. Applicators and
aircraft musthave valid licenses for operation. Each application will
begin within the time period of 20 April and 10 May, 1998, and each
application must be completed within 5 days, except due to unforeseen
weather complications. Supplier will supply fuel, storage tanks for
crop oil, and ground personnel. The GPS coordinates of the area to be
treated will be provided. An IFB will be issued on or about February
13, 1998. All requests for bid package must be submitted in writing or
faxed to (601) 686-5373. (AC0130050-06) (0030) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0059 19980204\R-0001.SOL)
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