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Paul William 1120 SE 4Th ST GRAND RAPIDS MN 55744 USA

UEI: SLED_8DA9155FFCECF32E

Paul William 1120 SE 4Th ST GRAND RAPIDS MN 55744 USA is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_8DA9155FFCECF32E. It has been awarded $94,000 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Hunting and Trapping.

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NAICS: 114210
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Elk Hunting
Solicitation # SCH 2018112037
The California Fish and Game Commission is implementing regulatory actions to amend sections 353, 364, 364.1, 555, and 555.1 of Title 14, CCR, to manage elk hunting seasons, tag quotas, hunt area definitions, methods of take, and tag eligibility. These amendments aim to maintain sustainable harvests, improve management flexibility, address localized elk conflicts, and expand equitable public hunting opportunities in alignment with statewide population objectives. The initiative is supported by environmental analyses, including a 2019 Supplemental Environmental Document and a 2026 CEQA Addendum, which evaluate the environmental impacts of adjusting tag quotas and season dates to ensure compliance with wildlife conservation policies. The regulatory framework includes the establishment of cooperative elk hunting areas on private lands to encourage habitat protection and the development of a statewide elk management plan per FGC Section 3952. Hunting performance is structured across five distinct periods starting in September and concluding in December. Administrative oversight is provided by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, with the Fish and Game Commission serving as the lead agency under the California Environmental Quality Act. The scope of these actions involves analyzing harvest scenarios, elk distribution, and land ownership to balance public recreational opportunities with ecological sustainability.
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NAICS: 114210
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Bighorn Sheep Hunting
Solicitation # Z2026-0113-08
The contract amends Section 362, Title 14, of the California Code of Regulations to adjust bighorn sheep hunt tag quotas across the state, reflecting updated wildlife management goals population data and conservation needs. It introduces three new hunt areas in San Bernardino County, expanding opportunities for hunting while ensuring sustainable practices in previously unallocated regions. Additionally, the designation for the bighorn sheep fundraising tag number 2 is formally assigned to a specific zone, clarifying allocation procedures and enhancing transparency for participants and stakeholders involved in conservation funding initiatives. These changes aim to balance recreational hunting with the long-term preservation of bighorn sheep populations throughout California. The amendment is managed by the California Fish and Game Commission, with primary point of contact Melissa Miller-Henson, Executive Director, overseeing implementation and public communication. The action is forecasted for implementation starting June 18, 2026, and aligns with broader state wildlife objectives to maintain ecological integrity while supporting regulated hunting traditions. All modifications are intended to improve administrative clarity, support conservation funding through fundraising tags, and ensure hunting opportunities remain aligned with scientific population assessments. The process is governed under existing regulatory frameworks and will be coordinated through existing state wildlife management channels.
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