DNR - Division of Parks & WildlifeIssuing agency·Colorado·via a public procurement portalApishapa SWA Cheatgrass Treatment
10/30/2026 - Documented Quote (DQ1) PMAA 20270127 -Apishapa SWA Cheatgrass Treatment posted to VSS. Please see one (1) attached document: "DQ1 PMAA 20270127 - Apishapa SWA Cheatgrass Treatment"
The project will treat approximately 2000 acres of grassland and shrubland habitat infested with cheatgrass using a tank mixture of indaziflam (Rejuvra) and imazapic herbicide, with the only allowable addition being a non-ionic surfactant. CPW will provide 37.5 gallons of previously purchased Rejuvra herbicide (4,800 ounces, enough to treat 960 acres). The chosen herbicide mix has been shown to be highly selective and effective on cheatgrass with benefits extending 4-5 years from a single treatment. Cheatgrass seed is exhausted in the seedbank after 4-5 years, so this project seeks to eliminate cheatgrass from the seedbank and allow existing desirable grasses, forbs and shrubs to thrive and fill in the niche currently occupied by these invasive annual grasses.
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Source: DNR - Division of Parks & Wildlife (solicitation DQ1-PMAA-2027000127-1), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
