Carrizo Cane Eradication CARRIZOCANEERADICATIONDEC2025
Summary
AI-generated · Dec 24, 2025CBP seeks market input for a long-term, two-pronged effort to eradicate Carrizo Cane, an invasive plant, from designated areas along the Southwest Border (Appendix A) and replace it with native species. The strategy must be holistic and ongoing, aligned with border enforcement priorities, environmental regulations, stakeholder requirements, and the structural integrity of the affected land and border infrastructure.
This sources-sought action invites responses via two forms—the Market Research Questions form and the Pricing ROM form—based on the draft Statement of Work. It notes that this posting supersedes a previous one; if you already replied, no further response is needed.
**Note: This posting replaces a previous Sources Sought posting for Carrizo Caen Eradictaion. If your firm replied to the previous posting there is NO need to respond again - I have your email response. US Customs and Border Protection is doing market research for Carrizo Cane Eradication. Please see the draft SOW for further description of the work for Carrizo Cane Eradication. The due date is December 31, 2025, for the two forms below: 1. Market Research Questions form. 2. The Pricing ROM form. Please send all responses via email to: donna.r.mcmullen@cbp.dhs.gov The Contractor shall develop and execute a two-pronged holistic long-term strategy to eradicate the invasive plant Carrizo Cane from designated areas along the Southwest Border (see Appendix A) as well as plant native species in its place; the effort shall be developed and executed in a manner that enhances operational border enforcement priorities, environmental regulations, stakeholder requirements and supports the structural integrity of the affected land and border infrastructure.
From Sources Sought posted on Dec 23, 2025Notice history
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USA