2021 RANGE MAINTENANCE AND WILDLIFE HABITAT ENHANCEMENT BPA Solicitation ID/Procurement Identifier: 12444321Q0017 Ultimate Completion Date: Wed Apr 01 17:00:00 GMT 2026
Native Seed Mix for Wildlife Habitat Status: Open QQ 12373 Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources Closing On: 3/22/23 5:00 PM Time Left: 4 days, 4 hours Strip Mines Mix needed for reclaimed Surface Mines. Please see the attached specifications sheets for details on the required seeds as well as the packaging requirements.
This is a request for quote for Wildlife Habitat Management Unit Services in accordance with the Performance Work Statement for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Walla Walla District, at Ice Harbor Natural Resources, Pasco, Washington.
Bid Details Planholder Wetland Restoration, Grass Waterway and Wildlife Habitat Active Download Bid Package Bid Details Agency Name Brown County Purchasing Bid Writer Dale DeNamur Bid ID RFB-2471-0-2021/DD Bid Type RFB - Request for Bid Broadcast Date 12/20/2021 9:50 AM Central Fiscal Year 2021 Due Date 01/24/2022 11:00 AM Central Bid Status Text None Broadcast List Filtered State Wisconsin City Self Declaration Certifications Scope of Work None
Summary: Cheney Creek Wildlife Habitat Project - Shrub Removal and Hydroseeding The purpose of this project is to improve early successional wildlife habitat within the treatment areas. Specific objectives include managing autumn olive by using heavy equipment to remove the shrubs and hydroseeding a native seed mix onto the cleared areas. The treatment areas encompass approximately 29 acres in Russell County.
Sawmill Pond Conservation Area Wildlife Habitat and Trail Project Organization:Town of Wilbraham Department:TCO01 - Town of Wilbraham Location:TCO01 - Town of Wilbraham Bulletin Desc:Sawmill Pond Conservation Area Wildlife Habitat and Trail Project.
Summary: Cheney Creek Wildlife Habitat Project - Shrub Removal and Hydroseeding The purpose of this project is to improve early successional wildlife habitat within the treatment areas. Specific objectives include managing autumn olive by using heavy equipment to remove the shrubs and hydroseeding a native seed mix onto the cleared areas. The treatment areas encompass approximately 29 acres in Russell County.
