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NORTHWEST MARINE TECHNOLOGY, INC.BEN NEVIS LOOP RDSHAW ISLANDWA98286-0427US

UEI: SLED_3F7713E522EF9193

NORTHWEST MARINE TECHNOLOGY, INC.BEN NEVIS LOOP RDSHAW ISLANDWA98286-0427US is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_3F7713E522EF9193. It has been awarded $8,814,132 across 2 federal contracts. Primary work spans Finfish Farming and Fish Hatcheries. Top awarding agencies include Fws Headquarters.

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SLED_3F7713E522EF9193

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Awards by Agency
Fws Headquarters$8.8M100%
Awards by NAICS
112511 - Finfish Farming and Fish Hatcheries$8.8M100%
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NAICS: 112511
SLED
Longline Aquaculture System DeploymentThe contract involves the deployment and ongoing maintenance of longline aquaculture systems for oyster cultivation across 10.8 acres in Humboldt Bay, California, specifically within the 95521 ZIP code area. This subcontract is categorized under NAICS code 112511, which pertains to shellfish aquaculture, indicating a focus on marine farming operations. The work will require establishing and sustaining a structured longline infrastructure designed to support the growth and harvest of oysters in the bay’s estuarine environment, necessitating technical expertise in marine engineering, ecological compliance, and aquaculture best practices. Maintenance will include routine inspections, adjustments for weather and tidal conditions, pest and predator management, and adherence to environmental standards to ensure sustainable production. The project is administered by Humboldt Bay Harbor with the contract posted on June 22, 2026, and is accessible through a state-managed platform linked to California’s environmental review system. Although the solicitation number and point of contact are not provided, the place of performance is clearly defined, emphasizing localized execution within Humboldt Bay’s protected waters. The absence of set-aside classifications suggests this subcontract is open to qualified contractors regardless of business size or ownership structure, and the emphasis on maintenance implies a long-term operational commitment beyond initial installation. Successful performance will require coordination with local regulatory and ecological oversight bodies due to the sensitive coastal nature of the site.
Humboldt Bay Harbor

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2 months ago

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NAICS: 112511
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26-422DNR-RESCO-B-50084 | Re-bid Jake Wolf Fish Hatchery - Purchase of Trout Fish Feed - 4 year contract
Solicitation # 26-422DNR-RESCO-B-50084
The contract titled "Re-bid Jake Wolf Fish Hatchery - Purchase of Trout Fish Feed - 4 year contract" (solicitation number 26-422DNR-RESCO-B-50084) is issued by the Office of Resource Conservation under the Illinois Department of Natural Resources. It seeks suppliers for trout fish feed to support the operations of the Jake Wolf Fish Hatchery in Topeka, Illinois, over a four-year period. The solicitation was posted on November 13, 2025, and it involves a formal invitation for bid process. Interested vendors must comply with state procurement requirements, including proper registration with state systems like the Illinois Procurement Gateway (IPG), submission of vendor disclosures, and adherence to certification and documentation protocols such as Illinois Department of Human Rights Public Contracts Number and business operation disclosures. Vendors responding to this solicitation must ensure all required documents are submitted, including vendor experience records, product specifications, and any supporting certifications. The contract emphasizes transparency and compliance, requiring disclosure of any potential conflicts of interest, financial involvements, or ethical concerns such as forced labor issues. The point of contact for inquiries is Paul Brown, the purchaser, reachable at the provided Illinois office contact information. Overall, this solicitation strives to secure a responsible and qualified vendor to supply trout fish feed consistently for the hatchery, supporting fishery conservation efforts in Illinois over the designated four-year term.
Office of Resource Conservation

POSTED

9 months ago

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N/A
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NAICS: 112511
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26-422DNR-RESCO-B-49907 | Jake Wolf Fish Hatchery - Purchase of Trout Fish Feed - 4 year contract
Solicitation # 26-422DNR-RESCO-B-49907
The procurement was for a four-year contract to supply trout fish feed to the Jake Wolf Fish Hatchery, managed by the Illinois Department of Natural Resources’ Office of Resource Conservation, located in Topeka, Illinois. The solicitation (number 26-422DNR-RESCO-B-49907) was issued as an Invitation for Bid through the state procurement portal BidBuy, aiming to secure a vendor capable of delivering high-quality pelleted trout feed consistent with hatchery requirements over the contract period. While the specifics on feed types, nutritional content, packaging, and delivery logistics were outlined in the initial contract framework, the solicitation was ultimately canceled due to the necessity of substantial amendments, indicating that original specifications or terms were ambiguous or insufficiently detailed. Key procedural documents for vendor participation included detailed submission instructions, compliance checklists, and mandatory disclosure forms to ensure regulatory and ethical standards were met. However, critical elements such as a finalized pricing schedule, evaluation criteria for award, contract clauses including FAR provisions, and special contract requirements were either not included in the available materials or were rendered inapplicable by the cancellation. Inspection and acceptance were to occur at the hatchery site, with government oversight implicit but without fully established quality standards or inspection protocols. The cancellation notice and lack of certain contractual sections reflect that the solicitation did not reach formal award stage and necessitated a reissuance for clearer terms and conditions.
Office of Resource Conservation

POSTED

10 months ago

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N/A
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