The USDA APHIS Rangeland Grasshopper and Mormon Cricket Suppression Program outlines the procedures and specifications for aerial application contracts targeting pest management on rangelands. It includes terms for firm fixed-price contracts covering insecticides applied via aircraft, detailing roles for contracting officials, aircraft categories, operational hours, and equipment requirements. The document emphasizes adherence to environmental regulations and effective operational management to ensure timely program completion. Responsibilities are divided between the contractor, who provides aircraft and insecticides, and the government, which supplies maps and maintains oversight. Specific methodologies for treatment, including Traditional Uniform Coverage and Reduced Agent and Area Treatments (RAATs), optimize treatment efficacy while minimizing costs. Thorough performance evaluations post-contract assess compliance with safety and operational standards. This structured approach aims to effectively manage pest populations while adhering to federal regulations, reflecting the government’s commitment to agricultural health and environmental safety.