Wyoming County Highway Department
4328 State Route 19 ꞏ Silver Springs, NY 14550 ꞏ (585) 786-8955
Devin Blue
County Highway Superintendent
Peter Myers
Deputy County Highway Superintendent
To: Prospective Bidders
RE: Bid Solicitation
February 20, 2026
Bids for the following items will be publicly opened and read aloud at 10:00 am on Wednesday, March 11, 2026 at the
Office of the County Superintendent of Highways. All bids must be placed in a sealed envelope and shall be clearly
marked in the bottom left corner of outside envelope “SEALED BID -
”. All materials being bid must meet the
specifications of the New York State Department of Transportation. It is the bidder’s responsibility that bids are received
by this office prior to the start of the bid opening. Late submissions for any reason will not be opened. No emailed or
faxed bids are accepted. Detailed information and specifications may be obtained by visiting or contacting the Office of the
County Superintendent of Highways to have them emailed. PDF versions of Bid Opportunities will be available on the
Wyoming County website until Bid Opening. If you plan to submit a sealed bid, please provide contact info and bids you
are interested in to Highway Office for any possible future addendums.
Asphaltic Concrete
Crack Fill
Crushed Aggregates (Gravel and Stone)
Fiber Reinforced Bituminous Membrane Surface
Fuel - Diesel
Highway Shoulder Removal
Jet-Vac Truck Service
Liquid Bituminous Materials
Pavement Markings - Extended
Portable Toilet – NEW bid
Ready Mix Concrete
Roadside Vegetation Control
Stone Fill
Surface Treating by contract
Ultra-Thin A/C Overlay
To guarantee the full and faithful performance of the contract, the bidder may be required to furnish a faithful performance
bond, issued by a Surety Company authorized to conduct business within the State of New York.
The County of Wyoming reserves the right to reject any or all bids for individual items or for items collectively.
Applicable bids shall comply with the prevailing rates for Wyoming County PRC# 2026004028. www.labor.state.ny.us
Wyoming County shall have the option of extending all bids for two (2) one-year periods upon mutual agreement.
All bids may be accompanied with some of the following signed documents: See individual bids for more details.
1) Non-Collusive Bidding Certificate 4) Certificate of Insurance complying with County’s insurance requirements
32)) Hold Harmless Certification
5) Iranian Energy Divestment Certification
4) Offer to Contract
6) NYSDOL Certificate of Registration
- The County of Wyoming reserves the right to utilize National Cooperative Contracts, NYS Office of General Services
(OGS) Contracts or other Municipal Contracts to procure any supplies, commodities, services or technology that are
available under those programs, which may include items or services included in the bid solicitation.
- Crushed aggregates, stone fill and asphaltic concrete are to be hauled from source in County Trucks and/or delivered by
suppliers, as specified.
- In purchase of above materials, where County Trucks are used for delivery, the County of Wyoming reserves the right to
purchase all or part of a season’s requirements from the source requiring the shortest haul to a destination, to obtain the
most advantageous total price to the County.
- The County of Wyoming reserves the right to make purchases of materials for specific projects during the year and to
make awards for such materials on the basis of separate bids where it appears in the best interest of the County to do so.
Very truly yours,
Devin Blue - Wyoming County Highway Superintendent
Wyoming County Highway Department
4328 State Route 19 ꞏ Silver Springs, NY 14550 ꞏ (585) 786-8955
Devin Blue
County Highway Superintendent
Peter Myers
Deputy County Highway Superintendent
BASE TERMS FOR ALL BID SOLICITATIONS
1. Executory Clause
Wyoming County shall have no liability under any contract or contracts or to anyone else beyond funds appropriated and
available for the purpose of this specification and resultant contract(s).
2. Assignability
The contractor shall not assign, transfer, convey, sub-contract, sublet or otherwise dispose of all or portions of this contract
(and/or work to be performed as a result of the contract) or its right, title, or interest to any other person, company,
corporation, without prior written consent of the Superintendent of Highways.
3. Extension of Contract Usage
Political subdivisions within New York State (Towns, Villages, School Districts and Fire Districts), as defined in Section
#103 of the General Municipal Law may participate in any contract awarded as a result of this bid document as long as it is
mutually agreed to by both parties. Responsibility, financial or otherwise, for purchase(s) made by other parties as a result
of the extension of this contract, shall not be borne by Wyoming County.
4. Contractor’s Failure to Comply
The contractor’s failure to perform in compliance with the bid award shall result in withholding of payment. The payment
shall be withheld until such times as the contractor fulfills its responsibilities. Compliance shall be determined by and to
satisfaction of Wyoming County. Such action would not necessarily preclude further initiatives on the part of Wyoming
County to protect and preserve its best interest.
5. Cancellation of Contract
Wyoming County reserves, as its right, to cancel the contract(s) resulting from an award of this bid solicitation at any time
during the contract period, without penalty to Wyoming County and without stated reason, by delivering a written ten (10)
day notice of intent to the contractor(s) or its representative(s). Said notification mailed to the contractor or its
representatives via the US Postal Service, First Class Mail shall be considered sufficient and delivered.
6. Contractor Registration Requirement (NYS Labor Law 220-i)
Effective December 30, 2024, all contractors submitting bids for or performing work for a municipality must be registered
with the New York State Department of Labor (NYSDOL) in accordance with Labor Law 220-i.
Contractors must be registered prior to submitting a bid or starting work. Proof of registration, in the form of a Certificate
of Registration issued by NYSDOL, must be provided to the County upon submission of each bid. Failure to comply may
result in rejection of bid.
7. Certified Payroll
Pursuant to Article 8 of the New York Labor Law, the Contractor and all Subcontractors shall maintain and submit certified
payroll records for all work performed under this Contract. Certified payroll transcripts shall be provided to the
Municipality within thirty (30) days of the first payroll and every thirty (30) days thereafter for the duration of the Work,
and as a condition of final payment. All payroll submissions shall comply with applicable New York State prevailing wage
requirements, including electronic submission requirements where mandated by law.
Wyoming County Highway Department
Roadside Vegetation Control – Bid Specifications
INTENT:
The County of Wyoming, NY is seeking qualified vendors to provide, at a minimum, the material and application
requirements for the post emerging treatment of vegetation under guide rail, around sign posts, and other designated
areas as outlined in the specifications or as directed by the Wyoming County Highway Superintendent (or his
designee) on the approximately 246 centerline miles of County Highways. There are approximately 33,410 linear
feet of guide/bridge rail on County Highways.
SPECIFICATIONS:
Herbicide spraying- the successful bidder (the "Vendor") shall furnish all necessary labor, supervision, equipment,
signage, traffic control and water to mix and apply a chemical solution for controlling vegetation under guide rail,
around sign posts, utility poles, guy anchors and delineator posts on Wyoming County Highways. A minimum
swath of 36” will be sprayed around all rail, posts, poles and anchors. All areas are to be sprayed with one
application no later than July 17, 2026.
MATERIALS:
The Vendor shall perform all work in compliance with all applicable statutes. Laws, rules, regulations, codes and
ordinances, Including, but not limited to, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), New York State Department of
Environmental Conservation, Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and Federal Department of
Transportation (USDOT) regulations regarding the transportation and/or application of pesticides. (OSHA 20 CFR
1910.132-1910.140; USDOT 49 CFR 172.101-172.300-172.504; EPA 40 CFR 263.3D c (1)-40 CFR 263-30c (2)-40
CFR 302.B{a).
A spray mixture which includes systemic, pre-and post-emergent non-selective herbicides is to be utilized. The
Vendor is to select specific products, brands and dilution ratios based on conditions present at the time the work is
performed, including, but not limited to, weed species, weather conditions, dust or any pollutants on the surface of
targeted vegetation. This mixture must include a spray adjuvant to reduce drift, off-target damage, etc. The proposed
mixture must be consistent with generally accepted Integrated Vegetation Management principles and take into
account the issue of herbicide resistance.
The rate of application shall be determined by the Vendor. This application rate shall guarantee acceptable results
(90% minimum control) as determined by the Superintendent of Highways and/or his designee. Vendor will be
responsible for re-spraying areas that do not exhibit these results with the initial spray at no to cost to the county.
The proposed herbicide solution, rates of application and labels and current Safety Data Sheets (SDS) of proposed
herbicides to be utilized must be submitted with this bid for review by the Superintendent of Highways. County
Superintendent has sole discretion in approving the proposed mixture in reliance upon the Vendor's evidence and
expertise.
All materials to be used by the bidder shall be in new containers fitted with tamper-proof seals. All containers shall
be properly marked and labeled with the manufacturer's identification label as it is registered with the United States
Environmental Protection Agency. Each container shall contain the full amount of the material indicated on the
attached labels. Any containers that do not contain the full amount of material as per the labels shall be rejected.
The Vendor shall dispose of empty pesticide containers, and shall do so in compliance with any applicable statutes,
laws, rules, regulations, requirements and ordinances.
PRE-CONSTRUCTION MEETING:
A pre-construction conference shall be held at the office of the Superintendent of Highways prior to starting work.
The Vendor shall be present at the conference and shall present a proposed schedule of work, source of materials
and be prepared to discuss the contract requirements and specifications.
After consultations with the Superintendent of Highways regarding areas to be treated and the level of treatment
desired, the Vendor shall inspect areas discussed. The final method of treatment and treatment schedule shall then be
discussed and agreed upon by the Vendor and the Superintendent. At that time, the Vendor will be supplied with the
required maps and any additional contact numbers. Wyoming County will provide a list of “no spray” areas to the
Vendor.
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EQUIPMENT:
Bidder shall submit with its bid a descriptive list of all equipment owned, rented or leased by bidder that it
intends on using in the performance of the work required by this bid. This description will include the
make, model and year of all equipment.
Equipment used in the transportation and application of the chemical mixtures shall be modern, in good
repair, and not be more than fifteen (15) years in age. Equipment shall be of such design and construction
as to comply with all the requirements of the contract requirements and shall be sufficiently maintained at
all times, properly licensed, rigged and marked so as to meet all requirements of federal, state and local
rules, regulation, codes and laws that apply to such equipment and usage.
Each spray unit shall be equipped with a sequential flashing arrow panel, capable of flashing left to right,
right to left, pass either side, or no passing. A strobe, visible in the front and rear, shall be in constant
operation during application of chemical mixtures.
The equipment used in the application of chemical mixture shall be equipped with a spray boom capable of
being mounted on either side of the front or rear of the unit with adequate remote vertical control from
inside the cab of the unit and manual or remote horizontal control to allow delivery of the spray solution to
the specified area while keeping the amount of drift to an absolute minimum. The boom shall be composed
of two (2) pressure actuated diaphragm check valves, or approved equal, used in conjunction with two (2)
flat fan nozzles mounted eighteen (18) inches apart, one angled forward, the other aft, to prevent
shadowing. These nozzles shall be capable of individual or simultaneous operation and of sufficient size to
allow for the largest possible droplet size at a pressure not to exceed sixty (60) pounds per square inch, with
a vehicle speed not to exceed ten (10) miles per hour, and apply the spray solution at the specified rate per
acre.
The spraying equipment shall be truck-mounted units each of which should have a liquid capacity of not
less than three hundred (300) gallons. Each unit shall be powered with a pump capable of pressures ranging
from twenty (20) to one hundred (100) pounds per square inch. Each spray unit shall be equipped with a
permanently attached anti-siphoning device, or water brake air gap to prevent backflow into any water
source. Nozzle-type spray gun and boom, as well as any other nozzle arrangement, shall be designed to
apply a large droplet of spray with an absolute minimum of atomization or drift.
The Superintendent of Highways reserves the right to inspect the Vendor's equipment for compliance with
these Specifications prior to making an award. Bidders that do not possess equipment compliant with these
Specifications shall be considered non-responsive.
REPORTING:
The Wyoming County Highway Department shall be given daily reports at the completion of the services required
under this Contract. These reports shall show for each road: (1) the date each road was treated, (2) starting/ending
time sprayed, (3) any resistant species of weeds observed and the location(s) of such, (4) the miles traveled, (5) the
materials utilized, including EPA numbers, (6) the amount of materials applied and the rates at which such were
applied, (7) the actual lineal feet treated, and (8) the weather conditions observed at time of treatment, including the
direction and intensity of the wind at the time of such treatment.
MEASUREMENT AND PAYMENT:
Application and payment on Wyoming County Highways: One (1) application consists of the placement of the
herbicide solution to the required areas to the satisfaction of the Superintendent of Highways. No payment will be
made for deadhead mileage to and from sections to be treated, or between sections to be treated where the Vendor is
not required to treat said roadsides as described herein. Before payment is made, the Superintendent of Highways
must be satisfied that the workmanship and results of such are satisfactory as outlined below, and in this regard his
decision is final. Invoices for payment shall be issued to the Wyoming County Highway Department.
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QUALIFICATIONS:
No submitted bid will be considered responsive unless the bidder submitting such bid meets the following
conditions:
Each bidder shall submit with its bid evidence that it has had at least five (5) years of satisfactory
experience applying guide rail vegetation control herbicides in accordance with the specifications.
Each bidder shall submit with its bid evidence that employees operating the herbicide application
equipment have had at least five (5) years of satisfactory experience, and have all necessary federal, state
and local permits and certifications relating to (i) the operation of the equipment called for, and (ii) the use
of the materials to be provided pursuant to these specifications, so that an acceptable and workmanlike job
will result.
Each bidder shall submit with its bid evidence that it has a responsible field complaint program in effect, as
well as documented on-site chemical spill worker guidelines and a contingency plan for field operations.
Copies of such must be included with each bid.
Each bidder must submit with its bid a copy of the license issued by the New York State Department of
Environmental Conservation, Bureau of Pesticides, to apply pesticides. The license shall be current and
valid. All pesticide applicators shall provide evidence that he/she is registered at the time of application.
Each bidder must submit with its bid a copy of the chemical manufacturer's labels and material data safety
sheets for the specified products
Each bidder shall submit with its bid, as applicable to its business entity type, a copy of the appropriate
documentation from the Secretary of State or County Clerk that it is properly registered and authorized to
do business within the State of New York.
The Superintendent of Highways reserves the right to make any investigations or inquires necessary to determine the
competence and ability of the bidder to properly perform the work. If after an investigation, the Superintendent of
Highways is not satisfied that the bidder is properly qualified to meet all requirements contained herein and to
perform all work in a satisfactory manner, he may determine that the bid is non-responsive.
PREVAILING RATES SCHEDULE:
Successful bidders shall pay not less than the prevailing wage rate established by the New York State Department of
Labor, Bureau of Public Works. Certified payroll sheets from the Vendor will be required to be received by the
Wyoming County Highway Department before any invoice is paid. Wyoming County’s PRC# is 2026004028.
PROPOSAL:
Each proposal must be submitted on the official form that is furnished within these specifications. All bids must be
accompanied by a non-collusive bidding certification, hold harmless certification and a certificate of Insurance as
per county insurance requirements, and a NYSDOL Certificate of Registration attached. The County of Wyoming
shall have the option of extending the contract period for two (2) one-year periods upon mutual agreement. The
Wyoming County Highway Department reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
OTHER MUNICIPALITIES:
All provisions of this specification and the ensuing contract, including insurance, may be extended to all
municipalities in the County of Wyoming, and work ordered by them, shall be furnished according to their needs at
the prices and terms of the contract if the Vendor is agreeable.
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