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Palmer Soil and Water Consevation District, DUNS 028159569, 259 S. Alaska St., Palmer, AK 99645

UEI: SLED_5475E8F09D38ECD8

Palmer Soil and Water Consevation District, DUNS 028159569, 259 S. Alaska St., Palmer, AK 99645 is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_5475E8F09D38ECD8. It has been awarded $599,292 across 1 federal contract. Primary work spans Administration of Conservation Programs. Top awarding agencies include 0413 Aq Hq Contract.

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0413 Aq Hq Contract$599.3K100%

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924120 - Administration of Conservation Programs$599.3K100%

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GETT - 18214 - White Tail DeerThe Department of the Interior is seeking a contractor for the GETT - 18214 - White Tail Deer project to manage deer populations within GETT and EISE. The primary objectives are to reduce the density of white-tailed deer to a target of 25 deer per square forested mile and maintain that level moving forward. The National Park Service will employ an adaptive management strategy, allowing for adjustments in the timing or intensity of treatments based on monitoring data to ensure density targets are met. This forecast is categorized under NAICS code 924120 and is managed by the National Park Service.

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Oversized Vehicle Parking Permit Pilot ProgramThe City of Palo Alto is implementing the Oversized Vehicle Parking Permit Pilot Program, which allows oversized vehicles and accompanying passenger cars to park in designated sections of Embarcadero Road and Coyote Hill Road. Access to these areas requires a City parking permit, with eligibility criteria designed to prioritize low income individuals. All permit holders must adhere to specific health and safety regulations, and parking in these regulated zones is prohibited for those without a valid permit. To support the program's goals, outreach workers will be deployed to assist unhoused individuals and help permittees transition into permanent housing. This initiative is managed by the City of Palo Alto in California, with Melissa McDonough serving as the primary point of contact.

City of Palo Alto

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Minor Change Application for Water Right Permit 13525The North Tahoe Public Utility District is pursuing a Minor Change Application to modify Water Right Permit 13525. The primary objective of this administrative action is to reduce the maximum annual diversion authorized under the permit, remove the District's Lake Tahoe Intake, specifically the Old Brockway Golf Course Lake Tahoe Intake, as an authorized point of diversion, and remove the District's municipal place of use. This modification is strictly administrative and does not authorize the construction of new facilities, physical modifications to existing infrastructure, increased diversion authority, or expanded operations. The project is governed by the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) and the Public Resources Code, with a Notice of Exemption filed under CEQA Guidelines sections 15301 and 15061(b)(3). Supporting documentation includes a water resources map dated June 5, 2020, with revisions through September 30, 2021. The action is managed by the North Tahoe Public Utility District, with Bradley A. Johnson serving as the primary point of contact.

North Tahoe Public Utility District

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Fiscal Year (FY) 2026 Funding Opportunity for Indian Tribes and Intertribal Consortia for Nonpoint Source Management Grants Under Clean Water Act Section 319

Solicitation # EPA-OW-OWOW-26-01

The Fiscal Year 2026 Funding Opportunity for Indian Tribes and Intertribal Consortia for Nonpoint Source Management Grants, solicitation number EPA-OW-OWOW-26-01, provides approximately 3.5 million dollars in grant funding to support federally recognized Tribes and intertribal consortia. Administered by the EPA’s Office of Wetland Oceans and Watersheds under Clean Water Act Section 319, the program funds the implementation of best management practices to address nonpoint source pollution identified in Tribal Assessment Reports. The EPA expects to make about 20 awards, with individual grants capped at 175,000 dollars. A specific set-aside is reserved for up to five recipients who have not received a competitive CWA Section 319 Tribal grant between FY 2021 and FY 2025. Eligible applicants must submit their proposals through Grants.gov by November 9, 2026. Required documentation includes SF-424, SF-424A, EPA Form 5700-54, EPA Form 4700-4, and a project narrative limited to 15 single-spaced pages. Evaluation is based on threshold eligibility and ranking criteria reviewed by a panel, with final decisions made by the National Selection Official. Awards are subject to Title 2 CFR Part 200 and 2 CFR Part 1500 regulations. Projects typically span one to two years and require a milestone schedule, with specific deliverables defined in a negotiated workplan. Applicants must maintain active registrations in both SAM.gov and Grants.gov to be eligible for funding.

Environmental Protection Agency

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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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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.

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Assistance for Monitoring and Management Plan ImplementationThe Ventura County Resource Conservation District is seeking assistance for the Monitoring and Management Plan Implementation project, identified under NAICS code 924120. The primary objective is to implement at least forty-five Management Practice Plans approved by the Regional Water Board to reduce pesticide and nutrient runoff and leaching. This work will be performed in California, specifically within Ventura County, focusing on the Ventura River, Santa Clara River, and Calleguas Creek watersheds. The project must comply with Total Maximum Daily Loads and Order No. R4-2023-0353 General Waste Discharge requirements for Discharges from Irrigated Lands. The scope of work includes the application of sediment, nutrient, and irrigation management practices. Key activities involve enhancing, replacing, or adding to existing agricultural irrigation systems and infrastructure, as well as performing minor land alterations such as trenching, filling, and vegetation management. The project has been granted categorical exemptions under several environmental sections, as it involves minor alterations to agricultural land and irrigation systems. Primary points of contact for the project include Alexander Vaca, Johnagustin Zecua, and Jamie Whiteford.

Ventura County Resource Conservation District

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Agency Coordination and Stakeholder EngagementThis contract facilitates interagency coordination between the U.S. Forest Service and the California State Water Resources Control Board’s Division of Water Rights to support the approval process for water right amendments. The primary focus is on enabling effective communication and collaboration across agencies to align objectives, resolve potential conflicts, and ensure regulatory compliance throughout the amendment review. Stakeholder engagement is a critical component, requiring active outreach and coordination with interested parties including local governments, water users, environmental groups, and tribal entities to gather input, address concerns, and build consensus around proposed changes to water rights. The work will involve managing meetings, preparing documentation, tracking feedback, and maintaining transparent records to support the SWRCB’s decision-making process. Activities are designed to streamline approval timelines, reduce administrative delays, and promote equitable participation from all affected communities. The contract is structured as a subcontract under NAICS code 924120, indicating it falls under governmental administrative services, and is tied to a specific project within California’s regulatory framework. Performance will be centered around supporting the Division of Water Rights in upholding state water law while ensuring a thorough, inclusive, and legally defensible process for water right amendments.

SWRCB, Division of Water Rights

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Environmental Planning & Policy ConsultingThis subcontract for Environmental Planning and Policy Consulting supports prime contractors on City of Fullerton General Plan projects. The primary objective is to update the Open Space and Conservation Element by developing goals, policies, and implementation programs focused on watersheds, habitat areas, and open space corridors. The scope includes creating frameworks for rewilding, climate resilience, and equitable access in accordance with SB 1425 and California Government Code 65302. The project requires specialized expertise in urban planning and the California Environmental Quality Act to ensure all deliverables meet regulatory standards. The final output of the contract is the delivery of the updated Element document. Performance of these services will take place in Fullerton, California, under NAICS code 924120.

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F26AS00104 State ANS Management Plan 2026

Solicitation # F26AS00104

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is soliciting applications under Notice of Funding Opportunity F26AS00104 to support the implementation of State and Interstate Aquatic Nuisance Species Management Plans. The program aims to prevent the introduction and spread of aquatic invasive species, specifically zebra and quagga mussels, through coordinated state efforts. Eligible applicants include states, territories, or Indian tribes with approved management plans. Total program funding is estimated at 4,084,000 dollars, with approximately 47 awards expected. Individual awards are estimated to range from 5,000 to 150,000 dollars. The anticipated period of performance is from January 1, 2027, to December 31, 2028. The application process is conducted in two stages, beginning with a pre-proposal due July 29, 2026, submitted outside of GrantSolutions, followed by a full application in GrantSolutions due October 14, 2026. Awards are subject to a 25 percent cost-share of total project costs and a 5 percent limit on administrative costs. Evaluation is based on compliance screening, budgetary review, project overlap analysis, and a risk assessment of the applicant's financial management and past performance. Recipients must comply with Department of the Interior and 2 CFR 200 regulations, including SAM.gov registration and reporting requirements via form SF-425. Infrastructure projects must adhere to domestic material preferences for American iron and steel.

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Regulatory Amendment for Bighorn Sheep Hunting Tag QuotasThe regulatory amendment adjusts hunting tag allocations for bighorn sheep in California and introduces new designated hunt areas to better manage wildlife populations and hunting pressure. This action is taken by the Fish and Game Commission to align hunting opportunities with conservation goals, ecological data, and public input, ensuring the long-term sustainability of bighorn sheep herds across their native habitats. No tags are being procured or subcontracted, and the measure focuses solely on modifying existing regulatory frameworks to reflect current biological and operational needs. The amendment applies statewide but targets specific regions where population dynamics require refined management, and it will affect only licensed hunters seeking bighorn sheep tags through the state’s draw system. The changes are effective as of the regulation’s adoption date and are implemented under the authority of California’s wildlife code, using the NAICS code 924120 to classify the regulatory nature of the action. The process was publicly disclosed via the CEQA Net portal, allowing for transparency and compliance with environmental review standards, though no commercial procurement or financial transactions are involved.

Fish and Game Commission

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Prescribed Fire Implementation ServicesThe contract seeks services to conduct controlled burns across 350 acres to reduce invasive plant species, restore native grassland ecosystems, and lower the risk of uncontrolled wildfires. The work includes all phases of prescribed fire operations—planning and igniting burns, continuous monitoring during execution, and immediate suppression if conditions deviate from safety parameters. The effort is part of a broader ecological management strategy focused on habitat restoration and fire risk reduction in sensitive natural areas under the jurisdiction of Fish and Wildlife, Region 4 - Central, Fresno. The project is structured as a subcontract with no set-aside designation and is classified under NAICS code 924120, indicating it falls under administrative and support activities for wildlife habitation and conservation. The contract was posted on June 18, 2026, and is managed through the California environmental compliance system, with performance expected to occur within the state of California, though specific geographic details are not provided.

Fish and Wildlife, Region 4 - Central, Fresno

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Conditional Use Permit Application ProcessingKern County is processing an application for a Conditional Use Permit to establish a soil amendment facility within an Exclusive Agriculture zoning district, requiring a formal review to ensure compatibility with agricultural land use standards. The project involves evaluating the proposed facility’s operational impacts, including potential noise, dust, traffic, and environmental effects, to determine whether it meets the conditions set forth under local zoning regulations for non-agricultural uses in designated agricultural areas. The facility aims to produce and distribute soil amendments, likely from organic or recycled materials, and the approval process will assess compliance with health, safety, and land use controls specific to the region's agricultural character. The solicitation falls under NAICS code 924120, indicating it is related to administrative and support services for public administration, and is categorized as a subcontract under a broader governmental permitting and regulatory framework. The application is tied to a specific location with a zip code of 93301, suggesting the facility is planned within or near Bakersfield in Kern County, California. The project’s details are publicly accessible via a link maintained by the California Environmental Quality Act’s online system, and the posting date reflects a procedural timeline beginning in June 2026, signaling that environmental and zoning reviews are anticipated to unfold over the coming months with an emphasis on public input and regulatory due diligence.

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Pumping Shed and Tank Removal & Channel RestorationThis subcontract involves demolition and stream restoration services for the California Department of Fish and Wildlife in Covelo. The selected contractor will be responsible for the removal of a pumping shed and water tank from a stream channel, followed by the restoration of the area using hand tools to ensure the channel matches surrounding natural conditions. All work must be performed in strict compliance with Section 1602 of the Fish and Game Code to deliver a cleared stream channel restored to its natural state. The project is managed under the Northern Region office in Redding and Eureka and is categorized under NAICS code 924120.

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

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Readiness and Recreation Initiative (RARI) – Recurring 5 Year Notice

Solicitation # P26AS00146

The Readiness and Recreation Initiative (RARI), administered by the National Park Service under the Land and Water Conservation Fund, is a grant program designed to provide outdoor recreation opportunities and promote compatible land uses near military installations or airspace to enhance disaster resilience and military readiness. Eligible projects must include a land acquisition component, be located within a Readiness and Environmental Protection Integration (REPI) Partnership Opportunity Area or Sentinel Landscape, and be supported by a Letter of Support from a Military Installation or Range commander. Funding ranges from 250,000 to 3,000,000 dollars per award, with a total program funding of 9 million dollars. While the program typically requires a 50 percent cost share, 100 percent of project costs may be covered if Department of War REPI funds are used to meet the match requirement. Applicants must be registered in SAM.gov and submit their proposals through Grants.gov. Required documentation includes a project narrative under 10 pages, a project timeline, site maps, and various standard federal forms. Projects are evaluated on a rolling basis based on their ability to expand outdoor recreation access and protect natural resources. Awarded projects must be maintained for public outdoor recreation use in perpetuity and comply with Build America Buy America preferences for infrastructure. The performance period generally spans one to three years from the project start date, and the current notice remains active through November 30, 2030.

National Park Service

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Prescribed Fire and Controlled Burning ServicesThe contract awards services for planning and executing prescribed burns aimed at reducing surface and ladder fuels, restoring natural fire processes, and enhancing long-term forest resilience in designated areas. Work includes all phases of controlled burning operations: ignition, continuous monitoring during burns, and thorough mop-up to ensure safety and compliance. The project is situated in a region with a ZIP code of 96091 and is managed by the Trinity County Resource Conservation District under the broader authority of California. This subcontract falls under the NAICS code 924120, which pertains to administration of conservation programs. The opportunity was posted on June 5, 2026, with performance expected to align with ecological goals tied to fire-adapted landscapes in the region.

Trinity County Resource Conservation District

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Regulatory Filing for Alcohol Sales Permit - No Subcontract OpportunitiesThe City of Los Angeles has initiated a regulatory filing under the California Environmental Quality Act to seek approval for a conditional use permit that would permit off-site alcohol sales at an existing CVS pharmacy located in Los Angeles with a zip code of 91367. This filing is purely administrative and does not involve any physical construction, renovation, procurement of goods or services, or on-site work. The action is focused solely on obtaining the necessary environmental and land-use compliance to allow the pharmacy to sell alcohol outside its immediate premises, in accordance with local zoning and public safety regulations. No subcontracting opportunities are available under this filing, and the process is governed by CEQA requirements to assess potential environmental impacts associated with the proposed use change. The application ID and details are accessible through the CEQAnet portal under project number 2026060245.

City of Los Angeles

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Water Shortage Contingency Plan Ordinance UpdateThe City of Redding is implementing the Water Shortage Contingency Plan Ordinance Update to amend Title 14 (Utilities), Chapter 14.09 of the city code. This project specifically targets amendments to Section 14.09.030 regarding Definitions, Section 14.09.040 regarding Water Shortage Stages, and Section 14.09.050 regarding Water Conservation and Water Shortage Emergency Response Stages. The primary objective of these updates is to provide necessary clarifications and modify water shortage contingency requirements to allow for the extension of watering hours. Managed by the City of Redding Public Works Department, the project is overseen by Environmental Compliance Manager Amber Kelley and Water Conservation Specialist Brandon Bishop. The initiative has been filed with a Notice of Exemption from the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), as the updates are determined to have no significant environmental impact. The performance of this ordinance update is centered within the City of Redding in Shasta County, California.

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