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If pest management of interior/exterior plants is conducted by a separate vendor, do they have to comply with the IPM requirements?

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EBOM-2009 IEQc3.6:Green Cleaning—Indoor Integrated Pest Management

IPM in Place and No Pesticides Used

We are working on a recertification. The vendor says they have not applied any pesticides during the performance period. The Performance documentation on the template (V06) says "For projects where pesticide application occurred during the performance period. Upload: Pesticide log Provide a log noting the date and circumstances of any pesticide application that occurred during the performance period." Because our project has no pesticide application, we are considering uploading a letter from the vendor confirming no pesticides were used, but is the letter necessary since the template gives that conditional statement?

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Trista Brown
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WSP USA
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Mon, 06/06/2016 - 03:59

Hi Ryan, a letter shouldn't be necessary. If you want to provide extra clarification to the review team, you could include a brief note on the credit form saying that no pesticides were used.

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