Soil and Water Conservation Board

Part of Texas · Texas

The Soil and Water Conservation Board of Texas focuses on the stewardship of natural resources through watershed management, flood control, and the mitigation of nonpoint source pollution. Strategic priorities include the development of watershed coordinators, the implementation of agricultural nonpoint source management, and the protection of stream health, including targeted initiatives such as feral swine control.

Soil and Water Conservation Board is a government agency with procurement activity across contracts, awards, and contractors. Over the last 12 months, Soil and Water Conservation Board has obligated $13,829,081, issued 22 awards, and worked with 12 contractors. It currently has 22 open contract opportunities.