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MOORS WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT SERVICES

UEI: PCB7L3V5MSM3CAGE: 1WLD2

MOORS WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT SERVICES is a federal contractor, registered under UEI PCB7L3V5MSM3 and CAGE code 1WLD2. It has been awarded $925,452 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services, Environmental Consulting Services, and All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services. Top awarding agencies include Department Of Agriculture, Department Of The Interior, and Department Of Defense.

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Registration

UEI Code

PCB7L3V5MSM3

CAGE Code

1WLD2

Entity Structure

Sole Proprietorship

Established

N/A

Business Classifications

Self Certified Small Disadvantaged BusinessFor Profit OrganizationWomen-Owned Small BusinessWoman-Owned Business

NAICS Codes

541620Environmental Consulting Services(Primary)

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MOORS WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT SERVICES specializes in ecological monitoring and wildlife survey protocols for federally protected species, with a demonstrated focus on avian conservation in sensitive habitats. Their core capabilities include formalized field surveys, protocol-driven data collection, and...

MOORS WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT SERVICES specializes in ecological monitoring and wildlife survey protocols for federally protected species, with a demonstrated focus on avian conservation in sensitive habitats. Their core capabilities include formalized field surveys, protocol-driven data collection, and habitat-based inventory assessments for species such as the Mexican Spotted Owl, adhering to U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service guidelines and National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) requirements. The firm applies standardized monitoring frameworks to evaluate population trends, nesting activity, and habitat use within designated Protected Activity Centers, ensuring compliance with federal endangered species protections. Technical expertise encompasses field survey design, GPS-based spatial tracking, bioacoustic monitoring, and data reporting aligned with agency-specific conservation standards. Their specialization in owl ecology and riparian forest systems distinguishes them as a niche provider of scientifically rigorous, regulatory-compliant wildlife assessments. The contractor has delivered services under the U.S. Department of Agriculture, specifically supporting forest land management units in implementing wildlife conservation mandates. Their work supports the agency’s mission to balance ecosystem stewardship with resource use, particularly within ranger districts managing federally protected habitats. This relationship reflects a focused engagement in habitat-based conservation planning tied to forest service land management objectives. Their primary industry focus is Environmental Consulting Services under NAICS 541620, where they deliver biological monitoring, species inventory, and ecological compliance services for federally managed lands. They are positioned as a specialist in avian conservation and habitat assessment, serving agencies with mandates under the Endangered Species Act and National Forest Management Act. MOORS WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT SERVICES is a Women-Owned Small Business certified under the SBA’s 8(a) and WOSB programs, operating from Globe, Arizona. Their geographic presence supports field operations across the Southwestern U.S., particularly in arid and montane ecosystems where federally listed species require targeted monitoring. The firm leverages its certification to serve federal procurement goals while delivering high-integrity ecological services in complex regulatory environments.

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NAICS: 541690
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Archaeology Consulting Services
Solicitation # 26-122
The City of Delta is issuing solicitation 26-122 to establish a shortlist of qualified archaeology firms to provide professional consulting services on an as-and-when-requested basis. The scope of work includes archaeological investigation, monitoring, reporting, and permitting for various infrastructure and development projects, such as road upgrades and utility replacements, within the City of Delta. All services must comply with the Heritage Conservation Act, and firms must demonstrate eligibility to hold provincial permits, including Multi Assessment Permits and Site Alteration Permits. Key deliverables involve field assessments, coordination with the Provincial Archaeology Branch and First Nations, and the provision of heritage management training for City staff. The selection process utilizes a two-stage qualification method. To be considered, respondents must meet all mandatory criteria, including the timely submission of a signed Proposal Covering Letter. Qualified firms will be evaluated based on proponent capability and experience (50%), methodology (25%), and fees (25%), with minimum scores required for the first two categories. The City emphasizes the importance of professional certification, requiring at least one team member to be in good standing with a recognized organization like the British Columbia Association of Professional Archaeologists. Preference is given to consulting team members with five years of experience and lead archaeologists with ten years of experience. The resulting shortlist will remain valid until January 1, 2025, or for three years from the closing date. Once the list is established, the City will invite these qualified respondents to submit firm-priced tenders for specific projects. Proposals must be submitted as a single PDF to the purchasing department by 2:00 PM Pacific time on November 16, 2026. The pricing structure for the qualification stage includes hourly rates for principal archaeologists, field directors, technicians, and support staff, as well as lump sum rates for permit applications.
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NAICS: 541620
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ENVIRONMENTAL TRUST Comprehensive E mergency Management Plan Update & Environmental Engineering and Consulting Services
Solicitation # Environmental-Trust_RFP_FY-2027_Emergency-Plan-Update-Environmental-Services_10202026.pdf
The Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation is seeking professional services for a combined maximum budget of $289,497, divided into two primary functional areas. The first area, Emergency Management Planning, is capped at $150,000 and involves updating the 2014 Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan, developing Emergency Support Functions, creating hazard-specific annexes, and establishing the Tribes' first Continuity of Operations Plan and Tribal Threat and Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment. This scope also includes the development of an all-hazards tabletop exercise package and the facilitation of coordination workshops to integrate these planning components. The second area, Environmental Engineering and Consulting Services, is capped at $139,497 and focuses on technical field operations in Nespelem, Washington. Key tasks include biannual groundwater monitoring and testing at the Nespelem Post and Pole site, as well as the characterization, removal, and lawful disposal of hazardous materials at the Nespelem Recycle Center. The contractor must adhere to strict quality standards, including the use of approved Quality Assurance Project Plans and Health and Safety Plans, and provide detailed verification reports. Mandatory monthly progress reports are required for all activities, and all project communication costs must be integrated into the respective task budgets. TERO fees are handled separately by the Tribal Employment Rights Office and are not included in the scope of work budget.
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