Federal contract vehicle · bpa
This Bpa, Plus 4 Option Years for the Purchase of Bowell Weevil Traps, Lures and Insecticide Strips as Listed: June 14, 2019 - June 13, 2024. Delivery Address Will Be Defined in Each Call for Location of Shipment. Order Minimum Traps 2,500 Each (100 Units Per Package) Lures 50,000 Each (100 Units Per Package) Insecticide Strips 40,000 Each (100 Units Per Package Order Maximum Traps 10,000 Each (100 Uinits Per Box) Lures 160,000 Each (100 Units Per Package) Insecticide 70,000 Each (100 Units Per Package) Period of Performance: 05/14/2019 to 05/13/2024 Must Invoice Ipp.gov for General Contract Questions, Please Contact: Tom Wesley, Contracting Officer (612)336-3209 Thomas.j.wesley@usda.gov Delivery Contact Will Be Included With Call Orders
Committed
$526,155
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