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Crook County Weed Control

UEI: SLED_F55430A49BC0CEDD

Crook County Weed Control is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_F55430A49BC0CEDD. It has been awarded $30,000 across 1 federal contract. Primary work spans Regulation of Agricultural Marketing and Commodities. Top awarding agencies include Ochoco National Forest.

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SLED_F55430A49BC0CEDD

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Ochoco National Forest$30.0K100%

Awards by NAICS

926140 - Regulation of Agricultural Marketing and Commodities$30.0K100%

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Notice of Intent to Award a BPA Call Order against The Land Management Integrated Resources BPA (LMIR)for Purchase of seed from established plots, grow out of native species collected locally and harvested for use in disaster recovery

Solicitation # 1240BG26Q0075

The USDA Forest Service, through the Ochoco National Forest in Prineville, Oregon, intends to issue a competitive Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) Call Order against the existing Land Management Integrated Resources (LMIR) BPA to procure native plant seeds collected from established plots, grown out locally, and harvested specifically for disaster recovery efforts in Bend, Oregon. This procurement is restricted to businesses already approved under the LMIR BPA, which includes 188 eligible contractors nationwide and is available to all federal agencies for a wide range of services including natural resources restoration. The requirement is designated as a Total Small Business Set-Aside under FAR 19.5, and the NAICS code 115310 applies. The call order will be dispatched via email to current LMIR BPA holders only, with no public solicitation or proposal submissions accepted in response to this notice. All updates or changes to the call order will also be communicated directly to these pre-approved vendors. The LMIR BPA remains open for continuous pre-solicitation, allowing new contractors to apply at any time by contacting the LMIR team at sm.fs.lmirbpa@usda.gov, though this particular call order is limited to existing participants. Responses to the call order are due by August 13, 2026, and the procurement is tied to solicitation number 1240BG26Q0075, which can be found on SAM.gov using the BPA’s continuous open structure under solicitation 12363N23Q4023. Point of contact for general inquiries is Jennifer Olson at jennifer.olson2@usda.gov or 458-212-6090, with additional support available through Anthony Salas. No formal feedback or evaluations will be provided in response to this notice, as it serves solely as an intent to award, not a request for proposals.

Ochoco National Forest

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Notice of Intent to Award a BPA Call Order against The Land Management Integrated Resources BPA (LMIR) to locate, map, and collect native seeds for Ochoco National Forest in Bend OR

Solicitation # 1240BG26Q0074

The USDA Forest Service is intending to award a Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) Call Order under the Land Management Integrated Resources BPA to locate, map, and collect native seeds for the Ochoco National Forest in Bend, Oregon. This action is part of a competitive process restricted exclusively to the 185 pre-approved businesses already on the LMIR BPA, which is a nationwide, multi award contract supporting a wide range of professional services including natural resources restoration, engineering, and project management. The requirement is set aside entirely for small businesses under the SBA’s Total Small Business Set-Aside provisions and is aligned with NAICS code 115310. The solicitation will be issued via direct email to eligible BPA holders, and all updates or changes will also be communicated through that channel. The posting serves as a notice of intent and is not a request for proposals; no responses are required at this stage. The Call Order will be competitively evaluated among the BPA holders based on their technical qualifications and past performance under the LMIR contract. The point of contact for procurement inquiries is Jennifer Olson, with secondary support from Anthony Salas. The response deadline for any anticipated Call Order is August 18, 2026, and the work will be performed in Bend, Oregon. Contractors interested in joining the LMIR BPA for future opportunities may submit proposals at any time by contacting the LMIR team at sm.fs.lmirbpa@usda.gov, as the BPA remains open for continuous pre-solicitation submissions through SAM.gov under solicitation number 12363N23Q4023.

Ochoco National Forest

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2027 Market Access Program

Solicitation # USDA-FAS-MAP-2027

The 2027 Market Access Program (MAP), administered by the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Foreign Agricultural Service, offers financial assistance to eligible participants on a competitive basis to support marketing and promotional activities aimed at expanding exports of U.S. agricultural commodities. This program covers a wide range of commodities except tobacco, striving to include as many agricultural products as possible. Participants enter into agreements with USDA/FAS to share costs associated with these promotional efforts, fostering increased global market access for U.S. producers. The solicitation for this program was posted on June 10, 2026, with a response deadline of August 14, 2026. It is a federal initiative with no specified set-aside type or NAICS code, emphasizing broad participation. The program is managed by the Foreign Agricultural Service within the Department of Agriculture. For more information or to apply, interested parties can contact Denyse Watson, the designated grantor, or visit the USDA grants portal online.

Foreign Agricultural Service

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about 2 months ago

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Proposed Emergency Rulemaking - Reporting Requirements (SWRCB-DDW-21-002E)

Solicitation # SWRCB-DDW-21-002E

The State Water Resources Control Board is proposing an emergency rulemaking to amend title 22, section 64469 of the California Code of Regulations, granting the agency direct enforcement authority over public water systems for compliance with electronic reporting requirements through the California Laboratory Intake Portal. Currently, public water systems must use accredited laboratories to analyze drinking water samples and submit regulatory results via CLIP, but enforcement has been indirect. This change will allow the State Water Board to hold water systems accountable for timely and accurate reporting, enhancing the reliability and responsiveness of statewide water quality monitoring. The amendment is designed to strengthen public health protections by closing gaps in data collection and ensuring immediate identification of potential contamination issues. This regulatory update, identified as SWRCB-DDW-21-002E, was posted on June 8, 2026, as a forecasted action with no solicitation number or set-aside criteria. It is part of a broader effort to modernize water quality oversight and align reporting practices with digital infrastructure. The primary point of contact for inquiries is Debora Lancaster, Staff Services Manager I, and Dan Wang, Senior Environmental Scientist – Supervisory, both reachable through the California Environmental Quality Act email and phone line. The action applies statewide within California, with no specific geographic restrictions, and represents a procedural shift in regulatory enforcement rather than a new funding or procurement initiative.

State Water Resources Control Board

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about 2 months ago

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Updated Master Invitation for Bids for International Commodity Procurements (MIFB-I)

Solicitation # 12-3J14-Notice-26-014

The Master Invitation for Bids for International Commodity Procurements (MIFB-I), solicitation number 12-3J14-Notice-26-014, is a firm-fixed price contract issued by the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service for the procurement of agricultural commodities such as wheat flour, milled rice, and bulk oils for international food assistance programs. Offers must be submitted electronically through the Web Based Supply Chain Management (WBSCM) portal by the deadline of October 23, 2026. The contract is governed by a comprehensive framework of FAR and AGAR clauses, requiring strict compliance with federal food safety regulations including the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, the Food Safety Modernization Act, and the Bioterrorism Preparedness Act. Delivery terms primarily follow FOB vessel standards, with risk of loss transferring to the government upon loading at the designated port, and contractors are responsible for timely shipment, proper packaging, labeling, and submission of Advance Shipment Notices in WBSCM. Pricing is evaluated on a lowest-landed cost basis, incorporating transportation, insurance, and duties, with award determined under a lowest price technically acceptable model. Non-price factors such as past performance, responsibility, and regulatory compliance serve as binary thresholds for eligibility. Offerors must be registered in SAM.gov, hold an active Unique Entity ID, and meet small business representation requirements if claiming preferential status. The HUBZone Small Business program offers up to a 5% price evaluation preference on portions of the award not exceeding 20% of total volume. Contractors are also bound by anti-discrimination and DEI compliance standards, quality controls outlined in FAR 52.246-11, and specific requirements for tamper-evident seals, documentation, and compliance with USDA-approved warehouse and inspection protocols. All invoices must be processed electronically via WBSCM, with payment administered through electronic funds transfer, and failure to meet delivery timelines triggers escalating premium penalties based on the duration of delay. The solicitation does not establish an interested vendor list and requires full compliance with all applicable international trade and import regulations.

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Regulatory Action - No Subcontract Opportunities

Fish and Game Commission

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Amend Subsection (c)(9) of Section 165, and Subsections (c), and (k)(2)(I) of Section 165.5, Title 14, CCR, Regarding Commercial Bull Kelp Harvest RestrictionsThe regulatory amendments extend temporary restrictions on commercial bull kelp harvesting in Del Norte, Humboldt, Mendocino, and Sonoma counties through January 1, 2029, delaying the original sunset date of January 1, 2026. These measures include maintaining a weekly reporting requirement for bull kelp harvests in Del Norte and Humboldt counties and preserving the closure of three administrative kelp beds in Del Norte, Humboldt, and Mendocino counties that are designated for exclusive lease-only harvesting. The amendments also correct a coordinate error associated with administrative kelp bed 109 to ensure accurate regulatory enforcement. The actions are implemented under Title 14, California Code of Regulations, Sections 165 and 165.5, and are supported by categorical exemptions under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), specifically Sections 15307 and 15308, which apply to minor land alterations and emergency regulatory adjustments. The California Fish and Game Commission, with implementation led by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, oversees enforcement and monitoring of these restrictions, with ongoing assessment of bull kelp biomass through satellite data to inform broader restoration efforts. No federal contract clauses, pricing, or procurement mechanisms apply, as this is a state-level regulatory action aimed at marine ecosystem conservation; no contractor obligations, payment terms, delivery schedules, or invoicing systems are involved. The only point of contact provided is Melissa Miller-Henson, Executive Director of the Fish and Game Commission, with correspondence directed to the Office of Planning and Research in Sacramento.

Fish and Game Commission

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