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CORPORACION BIOCOMERCIO SOSTENIBLE

UEI: C1MMK65K9GE6

CORPORACION BIOCOMERCIO SOSTENIBLE is a federal contractor, registered under UEI C1MMK65K9GE6. It has been awarded $384,979 across 1 federal contract. Primary work spans Administration of Conservation Programs. Top awarding agencies include Agency For International Development (usaid).

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Agency For International Development (usaid)$385.0K100%

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924120 - Administration of Conservation Programs$385.0K100%

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Fire Protection & Wildfire Risk MitigationSan Diego County is seeking a subcontractor to develop and implement comprehensive fire prevention and wildfire risk mitigation measures centered on protecting communities in the wildland-urban interface. The work will focus on establishing defensible space around structures, managing vegetation and fuel loads to reduce fire intensity, and creating fire protection plans that comply with wildland-urban interface standards. The project is located in El Cajon, California, with a posting date of August 3, 2026, and falls under the NAICS code 924120 for emergency and other relief services, indicating its alignment with public safety and disaster preparedness functions. The scope requires technical expertise in fire behavior, ecological stewardship, and regulatory compliance to ensure long-term resilience against wildfire threats in high-risk areas.

San Diego County

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Holding and Mop-Up OperationsThe contract entails performing holding and mop-up operations to manage and contain wildfires by monitoring fire spread, conducting strategic holding actions, and systematically extinguishing hotspots to ensure at least 80 percent fuel consumption is achieved while preventing any escape of the fire. These operations require precise coordination and execution to minimize risk to personnel and surrounding resources, ensuring full suppression and long-term containment. The work is classified as a subcontract under a Small Business Set Aside, specifically designated for small businesses, and is governed under the NAICS code 924120, which pertains to firefighting and related services for federal agencies. This opportunity is issued by the National Interagency Fire Center under the Department of the Interior, with a posted date of July 31, 2026, and a response deadline of August 13, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. The place of performance is not specified in the provided data, indicating potential flexibility or site-specific assignment based on active fire incidents at the time of contract execution. The contract does not list a point of contact, and all communications and submissions must be processed through the designated SAM.gov portal link provided. Participation is limited to small businesses as defined by the SBA, and the subcontract is expected to support national wildland firefighting efforts coordinated through federal interagency channels.

National Interagency Fire Center

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Prescribed Fire and Controlled Burn OperationsThe contract entails the planning and execution of prescribed burns across designated treatment units to mitigate accumulated forest fuels and reduce wildfire risk. Activities include thorough burn preparation, controlled ignition, continuous monitoring during operations, and comprehensive post-burn assessments to ensure ecological and safety objectives are met. All work must comply with established protocols for fire management and environmental protection, with an emphasis on precision, safety, and adherence to regulatory standards. The project is positioned under the CA Department of Forestry and Fire Protection and is categorized as a subcontract under NAICS code 924120, which pertains to public order and safety activities, specifically fire protection. The contract was posted on July 31, 2026, and is administered through the California state system, with performance expected within the state’s forested regions under the jurisdiction of the California Forestry and Fire Protection Department. Although exact locations and contact details are not specified, the work will be conducted in areas identified as high-priority for fuel reduction, aligning with broader state wildfire mitigation strategies. The subcontract nature suggests that the prime contractor may be managing multiple vendors or service providers to meet operational demands across diverse terrain and conditions, requiring coordination, specialized expertise, and real-time decision-making under dynamic environmental factors.

California Forestry and Fire Protection, Department of

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Feral Swine Control Program ImplementationThe contract seeks a subcontractor to implement a comprehensive feral swine control program using methods compliant with APHIS guidelines, including trapping, shooting, and baiting, all conducted in designated field areas. The work requires active monitoring of feral swine populations, systematic data collection on control efforts, and detailed reporting on population reduction outcomes to assess effectiveness and guide future operations. All activities must adhere to established regulatory standards to ensure environmental safety and animal welfare. The contract is issued under the Natural Resources Conservation Service within the Department of Agriculture, classified under NAICS code 924120, and is open for bid with a submission deadline of September 21, 2026. Although specific locations and point of contact details are not provided, performance will occur at field sites where feral swine populations pose a threat to agricultural resources or natural ecosystems. The subcontractor is expected to deliver measurable results through scientifically supported field practices and timely, accurate documentation of program impact.

Natural Resources Conservation Service

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in about 2 months

Burn Crew & Prescribed Fire OperationsThe contract involves the execution of controlled pile burns and prescribed fire operations under the Department of California Forestry and Fire Protection, aimed at reducing hazardous fuel loads to mitigate wildfire risk. Services include the full lifecycle of fire application: ignition, continuous monitoring during operations, and thorough mop-up to ensure safety and compliance with fire management standards. All activities will be conducted in the Porterville area, focusing on strategic land management to enhance ecosystem resilience and community protection. The work is structured as a subcontract under NAICS code 924120, which pertains to emergency and other relief services, and is scheduled to be posted for procurement on July 22, 2026.

California Forestry and Fire Protection, Department of

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Fire Prevention and Safety Compliance SupportThe contract requires the provision of fire tools and ongoing maintenance of fire safety equipment to ensure readiness during field operations spanning April through October. A designated Fire Security Officer must be appointed to oversee compliance with Industrial Fire Precaution Levels, ensuring all activities align with established safety standards for wildfire prevention and response. Operations are centered in Tiller, Oregon, with all responsibilities tied to field activities conducted under the oversight of the Umpqua National Forest under the U.S. Department of Agriculture. This subcontract is designated as a Total Small Business Set-Aside under SBA guidelines, limiting eligibility to small businesses as defined by the Small Business Administration. Classified under NAICS code 924120, which relates to firefighting and related services, the opportunity is open for response until August 12, 2026, with a submission deadline of 7:00 PM ET. The task is mission-critical for protecting forest resources and personnel during peak fire season, requiring consistent adherence to safety protocols and operational readiness throughout the contract period.

Umpqua National Forest

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Prescribed Pile Burning and Fire ManagementThe contract involves the controlled ignition and systematic monitoring of slash piles generated after forest thinning operations, with the primary objective of reducing wildfire fuels and promoting healthy forest regeneration. This work is part of a broader fire management strategy under the Department of California Forestry and Fire Protection, focusing on executing prescribed burns in a safe, methodical manner to mitigate the risk of uncontrolled wildfires while supporting ecological recovery. All ignition activities must adhere to strict environmental and safety protocols to ensure air quality standards are met and surrounding communities remain protected. Execution of this task requires skilled personnel capable of assessing weather conditions, fuel loads, and topography to determine optimal burn windows, as well as continuous monitoring throughout the burn and mop-up phases to prevent escape or unintended spread. The work is classified under NAICS code 924120, indicating it is a subcontracted government service related to fire protection and suppression activities. Performance is expected within California, although specific locations have not been designated, and all operations must align with state and federal regulatory frameworks governing prescribed fire use.

California Forestry and Fire Protection, Department of

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Regulatory Categorical Exemption for Well 13 OperationThe regulatory approval under California's Environmental Quality Act pertains to the continued operation of Well 13 and constitutes a categorical exemption, meaning no environmental impact review beyond this classification is required. This action does not involve any construction, modification, or physical deliverables; it is solely an administrative determination confirming compliance with state environmental regulations for operational continuity. The approval is issued by the State Water Resources Control Board, representing the State of California, and is tied to a location with a zip code of 91390, though specific city or county details are not provided. The transaction is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 924120, reflecting its basis in government regulatory function rather than commercial service or procurement. The approval was posted on July 21, 2026, and is accessible through a public link to California’s CEQA Nexus database for transparency and recordkeeping purposes.

State Water Resources Control Board

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Prescribed Fire and Burn OperationsThe contract titled Prescribed Fire and Burn Operations is a subcontract issued by Tuolumne County in California with a planned performance location in Sonora, zip code 95370. It involves the planning and execution of controlled burns aimed at reducing hazardous fuel loads and promoting ecological restoration. The work requires comprehensive activities including ignition of designated areas, continuous monitoring during burn operations, and detailed post-burn assessments to evaluate outcomes and ensure environmental goals are met. The contract is classified under NAICS code 924120, which pertains to administration of air and water resource and sanitation programs, and was posted on July 20, 2026. All operations must align with ecological safety standards and local fire management protocols to protect adjacent resources while achieving prescribed land management objectives.

Tuolumne County

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Prescribed Fire ImplementationThe contract aims to implement prescribed fire operations across targeted areas of the Stanislaus National Forest to reduce hazardous fuel loads, enhance forest health, and reestablish natural fire regimes. The work will involve carefully planned and controlled burns designed to minimize ecological damage while promoting resilience in fire-adapted ecosystems. All activities will be executed in accordance with environmental and safety standards to protect adjacent communities and natural resources. The contract is issued as a subcontract under Tuolumne County’s oversight, with the primary place of performance centered in Sonora, California, ZIP 95370. It falls under NAICS code 924120, which classifies it under forest fire protection services. Although the solicitation number and point of contact are not provided, the contract was posted on July 20, 2026, and is part of a broader state-level initiative to manage wildland fire risk through ecological restoration. No set-aside preferences are specified, indicating the subcontract is open to eligible contractors without restriction.

Tuolumne County

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Prescribed Fire and Pile Burning OperationsThe contract involves conducting prescribed fire and pile burning operations to reduce wildfire risk by strategically eliminating woody debris in a manner that prioritizes ecological health and safety. These activities are designed to restore natural fire regimes, improve habitat conditions, and protect nearby communities and infrastructure from potential uncontrolled wildfires. All work must adhere to strict environmental standards and be carried out under controlled conditions to ensure minimal impact on non-target species, air quality, and surrounding ecosystems. The operations are to be performed in a designated area with a place of performance identified by the zip code 96104, under the oversight of the Fish and Wildlife, Region 1 – Northern Region, based in California. This subcontract falls under the NAICS code 924120, indicating it is part of wildlife management and conservation activities. The posting date of July 9, 2026, suggests the work is planned for future implementation, and while no specific solicitation number is provided, the project can be referenced via its unique identifier on the CEQAnet portal. There is no indication of a set-aside designation or specific point of contact, and the contract does not include further details regarding bid submission, duration, or funding limits.

Fish and Wildlife, Region 1 - Northern Region, Redding and Eureka

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Cannabis Retail License Approval - Not a Procurement ContractThe California Department of Cannabis Control has approved a cannabis retail license for a business operating in Fontana, affirming its compliance with state regulations for lawful cannabis sales. This decision is a regulatory licensing action, not a government procurement or contracting opportunity, and does not involve the awarding of funds, services, or goods through competitive bidding. The license authorization is governed under NAICS code 924120, which pertains to regulatory functions related to cannabis control, and reflects the state’s enforcement of its cannabis licensing framework to ensure public safety, compliance, and lawful market operations. No subcontracting, supplier roles, or commercial procurement elements are associated with this action. The approval was issued on July 9, 2026, and is accessible via the California Cannabis Control’s public project portal. There is no specified point of contact for commercial inquiries, and the license does not create any contractual obligations between the state and the licensee beyond regulatory adherence. The license holder is expected to maintain ongoing compliance with all state-mandated operational, security, reporting, and reporting standards, with oversight conducted by the Department of Cannabis Control. This action is part of the state’s broader effort to regulate cannabis commerce in a transparent and legally sound manner.

California Cannabis Control, Department of

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Administrative Use Permit Application ReviewSan Joaquin County is seeking regulatory review and approval for an administrative use permit at Koe’s Bar in Stockton, California, to authorize live entertainment, food truck operations, and the installation of a patio cover. This permit application falls under the jurisdiction of local land use and planning authorities and requires compliance with community standards, noise ordinances, and zoning regulations specific to commercial entertainment and food service operations. The process involves evaluating the proposed activities for their impact on surrounding residences, traffic, public safety, and environmental considerations to ensure alignment with county codes and public interest. The solicitation is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 924120, indicating it pertains to public administration services related to regulatory oversight, and was posted on July 8, 2026. While no formal solicitation number is provided, the project is tracked under the California Environmental Quality Act portal with project ID 2026070261, suggesting that environmental review may be a component of the approval process. The place of performance is clearly defined as Stockton, with the county agency responsible for managing the permit review and ensuring adherence to all applicable municipal and state regulations governing outdoor commercial activities.

San Joaquin County

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Prescribed Fire ImplementationTuolumne County in California has initiated a subcontract for prescribed fire implementation aimed at reducing surface fuels and enhancing ecosystem health in fire-adapted forest areas. The activity is scheduled to occur in Sonora, with a place of performance listed at 95370, and is classified under NAICS code 924120, which corresponds to public order and safety activities related to fire suppression and prevention. The contract was posted on July 8, 2026, and is intended to support landscape-scale fire management through controlled burns that mimic natural fire regimes, thereby lowering the risk of catastrophic wildfires while promoting ecological resilience. The work will be carried out in alignment with established environmental and safety protocols to ensure the protection of natural resources, nearby communities, and personnel involved in the operation. All activities are subject to regulatory compliance and will be executed under the oversight of local land management authorities.

Tuolumne County

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2027 Virginia Section 319(h) Nonpoint Source (NPS) Implementation Program Request for Applications (RFA)

Solicitation # RFA-121555

The 2027 Virginia Section 319(h) Nonpoint Source Implementation Program Request for Applications seeks proposals from public bodies and nonprofit environmental organizations to implement projects aimed at reducing nonpoint source pollution across Virginia. This is not a competitive procurement for private sector goods or services, and applications must be submitted directly through the designated process, not via eVA. Eligible applicants are encouraged to design initiatives that address water quality impairments caused by agricultural runoff, urban stormwater, and other nonpoint sources, with a focus on measurable environmental outcomes aligned with state and federal clean water goals. Funding is intended for on-the-ground practices, education, technical assistance, and monitoring activities that enhance the health of Virginia’s watershed systems. All applications must be received by September 1, 2026, and are managed by the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality under NAICS code 924120, which classifies the solicitation under governmental environmental programs. Proposals should demonstrate clear goals, feasible implementation timelines, and strong partnerships with local stakeholders. Carol Papazian of the Department of Environmental Quality is the designated point of contact for inquiries, reachable via email or phone. Projects are expected to take place throughout Virginia, with funding dependent on the availability of federal Section 319(h) grant dollars allocated by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Successful applicants will be selected based on environmental impact, technical merit, and the ability to leverage additional resources.

Department of Environmental Quality

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Sustainability Policy & Climate Action Plan IntegrationThe City of Oceanside is seeking to integrate greenhouse gas emission thresholds into its existing Climate Action Plan to ensure full compliance with state environmental mandates and to support long-term emissions reduction targets. This subcontract aims to synchronize local sustainability policies with broader regional and state climate objectives, reinforcing the city’s commitment to measurable and accountable progress in reducing carbon output. The work will involve analyzing current emissions data, aligning policy frameworks, and implementing actionable thresholds that reflect scientifically informed benchmarks and regulatory requirements. The effort is focused on enhancing the City’s Climate Action Plan with specific, enforceable GHG benchmarks that guide future development, infrastructure projects, and municipal operations. The contract is tied to a single place of performance in Oceanside, California, and falls under NAICS code 924120, indicating its classification within governmental environmental programs. Although no set-aside provisions or solicitation number are specified, the project is posted under the City’s official procurement channel and is expected to influence local decision-making and policy formulation for years to come.

City of Oceanside

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about 1 month ago

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Assistance for Monitoring and Management Plan ImplementationThe contract aims to implement at least forty-five approved Management Practice Plans within the Ventura River, Santa Clara River, and Calleguas Creek watersheds to reduce pesticide and nutrient runoff and leaching, aligning with established Total Maximum Daily Loads and the 2023 Ag Order for discharges from irrigated lands. These plans focus on sediment, nutrient, and irrigation management practices designed to improve water quality and comply with regional water board requirements. The efforts are targeted at agricultural and irrigated lands in these watersheds to mitigate impacts from nonpoint source pollution. The project is managed by the Ventura County Resource Conservation District in California, with primary contact points including Alexander Vaca, Johnagustin Zecua, and Jamie Whiteford, who oversee monitoring, implementation, and grant coordination. Although the solicitation is listed as a forecast with no formal solicitation number or set-aside designation, the initiative is scheduled to be publicly available as of July 2, 2026, and will require participation from landowners and agricultural operators in the specified watersheds to achieve documented compliance and environmental outcomes.

Ventura County Resource Conservation District

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about 1 month ago

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Pile Burning and Prescribed Fire SupportThe contract entails the safe and efficient conduct of pile burning operations to manage woody debris and provide comprehensive support for prescribed fire activities across designated areas in California. This includes all phases of fire operations such as ignition, continuous monitoring during burning, and thorough mop-up procedures, all conducted in strict adherence to established safety protocols and environmental standards. The work is focused on reducing hazardous fuel loads and promoting ecosystem health through controlled combustion methods under the oversight of the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection. The subcontract is identified under NAICS code 924120 for firefighting services and is performance-based with a place of performance located in an area with postal code 932656. The contract was posted on June 30, 2026, and is part of a broader state initiative to manage wildland fuels and mitigate wildfire risks. All activities must comply with state and federal regulations governing prescribed burning, and contractors are expected to maintain operational readiness, ensure personnel safety, and document all efforts in alignment with agency protocols. Technical expertise in wildfire behavior, meteorological conditions, and fire suppression tactics is essential for successful contract performance.

California Forestry and Fire Protection, Department of

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about 1 month ago

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