10th Addition to Coastal Heritage Preserve
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The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department has entered into an agreement with The Artist Boat, Inc. for the acquisition and conservation of coastal habitats as part of the Coastal Heritage Preserve. Initially focused on the 10th addition of approximately 164 acres at Middle Tract on Galveston Island, the project was later amended to include an 11th addition of 40 acres, bringing the total potential acquisition to between 164 and 204 acres. The total project cost is valued at 3,450,950 dollars, with funding provided by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, and The Artist Boat, Inc. This mission-critical project involves land acquisition and the management of conservation easements to protect vital coastal habitats. The agreement includes specific requirements for non-federal matching funds and a strict reporting schedule for performance updates. The contract is scheduled to terminate on December 31, 2027, with performance reports continuing through February 2028.
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$1,217,308NAICS
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Not specifiedSet-Aside
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THE ARTIST BOAT INCAward Issued Date
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