(e.g., mineral aggregates, asphalt products, bituminous materials, cementitious materials, and similar products) to the Cedar Falls Watershed.
Projects providing hands-on conservation experiences will be more competitive.Habitat restoration and stewardship projects must fall within the Long Island SoundCoastal Watershed boundary in Connecticut and New York.
This is a sources sought to collect LiDAR and topobathymetric data in Upper Klamath Lake Watershed, near Klamath Falls, OR.See attached draft PWS.If your firm is interested in the work, provide an email with a statement of interest and CAGE code written in the body of the email to Robert_Sung@fws.gov by 10 AM Pacific Time on 7/19/2023.Do NOT send any attachments or capability statements!
Starting in Granite Falls WA at the roundabout of the intersection of Hwy 92 (Granite Falls Hwy) and Quarry Rd. Exit onto Quarry Rd and pass through 2 additional roundabouts for 0.2 miles then turn left onto Mountain Loop Hwy. Travel 6.9 miles and bear left onto National Forest Service Road 41 / Green Mountain Rd.
WATERSHED PLAN AND ENVIRONMENTAL DOCUMENT - WHITEWATER RIVER WATERSHED - MISSOURI Solicitation ID/Procurement Identifier: 12FPC323R0030 Ultimate Completion Date: Tue Mar 18 17:00:00 GMT 2025
Bid Number:2023-26 Bid Title:Firesteel Creek Wetlands Category:Construction ProjectsStatus:Open Description: NOTICE TO BIDDERSGENERAL NOTICE: Ducks Unlimited Inc. is requesting Bids for the construction of the following Project: Firesteel Creek (SD-757-1)The project includes the following Work: Excavation of four wetland areas totaling 119,410 CY of material, removing 1,526 LF of barbed-wire fence, installing and maintaining erosion control measures, and seeding 20 acres post-construction. Using plans and specifications developed by Ducks Unlimited, Inc.OBTAINING BID DOCUMENTS: Information and Bidding Documents for the Project can be obtained at the following website: Ducks Unlimited Inc. (
The spatial scale for this effort is the Neuse River Basin beginning below the Falls Lake dam and extending down to the estuary. The Falls Lake watershed is excluded from explicit modeling in this effort to avoid unnecessary duplication of existing efforts by the Upper Neuse River Basin Association to model this watershed.
