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What contracts does Office of Resource Conservation award?

Office of Resource Conservation awards government contracts across various categories. Browse contract opportunities from this agency.

How do I do business with Office of Resource Conservation?

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Who are the top contractors for Office of Resource Conservation?

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Where is Office of Resource Conservation located?

Office of Resource Conservation is located in IL. While the agency may have offices in multiple locations, contract opportunities can be performed at various places of performance across the country.

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Office of Resource Conservation

Part of Illinois · Illinois

Office of Resource Conservation is a government agency with procurement activity across contracts, awards, and contractors. It currently has 4 open contract opportunities.

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AI Mission Profile

The Office of Resource Conservation, under the Illinois Department of Natural Resources, is dedicated to safeguarding and restoring the state’s aquatic, terrestrial, and forested ecosystems through science-based management and invasive species control. Its core mission centers on protecting native biodiversity, particularly freshwater mussels and finfish populations, while mitigating the ecological impacts of invasive species such as Asian carp. Strategic priorities include habitat restoration, waterway monitoring, and the sustainable management of fisheries and forestry resources. The agency actively supports field operations through the acquisition of specialized equipment for surveying, sampling, and habitat intervention, ensuring data-driven decision-making across Illinois’ river systems and public lands. Procurement patterns reveal a strong emphasis on environmental consulting, surveying and mapping services, and equipment critical to field operations. The agency frequently contracts for ecological assessments, riverine surveys, and invasive species control initiatives, often partnering with technical specialists to conduct biological monitoring and habitat analysis. Construction and maintenance of infrastructure—such as water conveyance systems, trailers, and boats—are routinely procured to support field access and operational logistics. Contracts are typically issued as competitive solicitations without set-asides, favoring direct awards to qualified vendors with demonstrated expertise in ecological and resource management disciplines. Industry preferences are concentrated in environmental consulting (NAICS 541620), surveying and mapping (541370), and the procurement of agricultural and construction machinery (333111, 333120) used in habitat restoration. The agency also consistently engages vendors in fisheries management (114111, 112511) and forestry support services (115310), reflecting its operational reliance on field-ready equipment and biological expertise. Vendor relationships are built on technical capability and proven experience in ecological monitoring and equipment maintenance, with no indication of set-aside preferences or diversity program targeting. Organized under the Illinois Department of Natural Resources, the Office of Resource Conservation operates statewide with a focus on river basins, wildlife areas, and forested tracts. It utilizes standard federal and state procurement vehicles for competitive solicitations, primarily issuing contracts for services and equipment essential to conservation fieldwork and ecological research.