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2026 SPRING SEED-TIDEWATER RESEARCH STATION

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Submission Closed01/23/2026, 05:00:00 AM UTC

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NAICS: 111998

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94--Native Seed Production (Increase) requirement

Solicitation # 140L3726R0009

The U.S. Office of Wildland Fire Service, under the Department of the Interior and coordinated through the National Interagency Fire Center, plans to procure native seed production services for multiple federal agencies including the Bureau of Land Management, National Park Service, and Fish and Wildlife Service under solicitation number 140L3726R0009. The requirement covers the cultivation and propagation of various native seed varieties collected from multiple regions across the western United States, with the goal of increasing seed quantities for use in public land restoration projects. This is a non-set-aside procurement governed by NAICS code 111998 with a size standard of $2.5 million in annual revenue, and it will be awarded as a single solicitation resulting in multiple firm-fixed price contracts. The solicitation will be issued on or about July 23, 2026, posted exclusively on SAM.gov with no hard copies available, and offers are due approximately four weeks later, on or before August 25, 2026. A Pre-Bid Conference Call is scheduled for August 6, 2026, to provide further clarification. Contractors must be registered and active in SAM, hold a unique ID number, and have completed all online representations and certifications. Awards are expected to be finalized on or before September 25, 2026, with no obligation for the government to issue a solicitation based on this pre-solicitation notice. All inquiries must be directed to Contract Specialist Diane Barker at dbarker@ios.doi.gov.

National Interagency Fire Center

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Interagency Sage Brush Steppe Native Seed Increase ContractsThe Interagency Sage Brush Steppe Native Seed Increase Contracts are a strategic initiative managed by the Department of the Interior to address the insufficient commercial supply of native seeds required for federal vegetation management. Spanning portions of Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, Colorado, and Wyoming, these contracts aim to bolster seed availability for post-fire and disaster recovery efforts. By fostering a stable market and reducing production risks for local growers, the program seeks to lower government seeding costs, prevent market volatility, and expand the variety of commercially available species. This initiative is critical for moving away from a reliance on non-native species and cultivated varieties that fail to maintain functioning ecosystems. The contracts focus on developing specific seed stocks tailored to the unique growing conditions of the northern sagebrush steppe. These specialized seeds are designed to restore sage grouse habitats and enhance range productivity by introducing species that offer greater resilience to wildfire and improved resistance to cheatgrass.

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Interagency Northern Great Plains Native Seed Increase ContractsThe Department of the Interior is forecasting interagency seed increase contracts for the Northern Great Plains, covering portions of Montana, Wyoming, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Colorado. These contracts aim to address the commercial market's inability to provide an adequate supply of native seeds required for federal vegetation management, post-fire recovery, and disaster restoration. By recruiting local growers and reducing initial production risks, the initiative seeks to lower government seeding costs, stabilize the market, and increase the variety of commercially available native species. The primary goal of these contracts is to ensure the availability of seed stocks specifically developed for local growing conditions to improve rangeland health, restore wildlife habitats, and reclaim lands affected by mining, oil, and gas development. This strategy prevents reliance on non-native or cultivated varieties that fail to maintain functioning ecosystems. The forecast is categorized under NAICS code 111998 and is managed by the Department of the Interior.

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Interagency Northern Rockies Native Seed Increase ContractsThe Department of the Interior is issuing interagency seed increase contracts for the Northern Rockies ecoregion, covering parts of Washington, Idaho, and Montana. These contracts aim to address the commercial market's inability to provide an adequate supply of native seeds required for federal vegetation management, post-fire recovery, and disaster restoration. By recruiting local growers and reducing their initial production risks, the initiative seeks to lower government seeding costs, stabilize the market, and increase the variety of commercially available native species. The primary goal of these contracts is to ensure the availability of seed stocks specifically developed for the cooler and wetter conditions of the Northern Rockies to improve rangeland health, restore wildlife habitats, and reclaim mined or industrial sites. This strategy prevents reliance on non-native or cultivated varieties that fail to maintain functioning ecosystems. The forecast is categorized under NAICS code 111998 and is managed by the Department of the Interior.

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Interagency Northern Great Plains Native Seed Increase ContractsThe Department of the Interior is forecasting interagency seed increase contracts focused on the Northern Great Plains, specifically covering portions of Wyoming, North Dakota, Montana, and Colorado. These contracts aim to increase the availability of native seeds essential for post-fire stabilization and recovery, while supporting broader federal initiatives to promote responsible natural resource stewardship and the growth of the restoration economy. The initiative is designed to align with several executive and secretarial orders to recover fish and wildlife populations through collaborative conservation and create employment opportunities within American farming and agricultural communities. This effort seeks to bolster rural economies and ensure the Department of the Interior has sufficient access to native seed resources for critical land management activities.

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Interagency Colorado Plateau Native Seed Increase ContractsThe Interagency Colorado Plateau Native Seed Increase Contracts, managed by the Department of the Interior, aim to expand the commercial supply of native seeds across Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, and Arizona. These contracts address a critical market gap where commercial production fails to meet federal needs for managing native vegetation, particularly for post-fire and disaster recovery. By recruiting local growers and reducing their initial production risks, the initiative seeks to lower government costs, stabilize the market, and increase the variety of available species to ensure the restoration of functioning ecosystems. The program specifically focuses on seed stocks tailored for the Colorado Plateau to ensure drought resilience during the region's ongoing mega drought. These seeds are developed for use across Bureau of Land Management and National Park Service lands, supporting range improvement and minerals reclamation. This forecast, categorized under NAICS code 111998, emphasizes the necessity of using site-specific native plants over non-native or cultivated varieties to maintain ecological integrity in the Southwest.

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26IFB74 IFB Blackland Heritage County Park Lease

Solicitation # 26IFB74

Williamson County is soliciting bids to lease approximately 225 acres of land for agricultural crop production. The premises are located at the Blackland Heritage County Park, situated two miles east of Jonah, Texas, off State Highway 29 near the San Gabriel River. The county is seeking a qualified farmer to manage the land as specified in the lease agreement. This solicitation, identified as 26IFB74, was posted on August 11, 2026, with a response deadline of September 1, 2026, at 3:30 PM. Interested parties may coordinate with the primary point of contact, Johnny S. Grimaldo, or access further details through the official Bonfire hub portal.

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IFB Blackland Heritage County Park Lease

Solicitation # 26IFB74

Williamson County is soliciting bids for the lease of approximately 225 acres of land located at the Blackland Heritage County Park, situated two miles east of Jonah, Texas, near the San Gabriel River. The purpose of this lease is to secure a qualified farmer for agricultural crop production on the specified premises. Interested parties must submit their responses by September 1, 2026, at 4:30 PM. This solicitation, identified as 26IFB74, is managed by the Williamson County purchasing office in Georgetown, Texas, with primary points of contact including Joy Simonton and Johnny Grimaldo.

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Agricultural Training Program Design and Delivery

Foreign Agricultural Service

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Agricultural Fallowing ManagementGrowers in the Coachella Valley are entering into a temporary agreement to fallow farmland as part of a water conservation initiative aimed at reducing dependence on Colorado River supplies. This subcontract requires participating agricultural operators to cease irrigation on designated parcels for a specified period, with the goal of preserving critical water resources. Compliance and implementation are monitored directly by the Coachella Valley Water District to ensure adherence to the terms of the agreement and to verify measurable water savings. The program is structured under NAICS code 111998 for other miscellaneous crop farming and is designed to support regional water sustainability efforts. While no formal solicitation number is assigned, the contract is publicly accessible through the CEQA Net portal and falls under the jurisdiction of California state authorities. Participation is voluntary but subject to monitoring protocols established by the district, and the initiative is part of broader measures to manage dwindling water allocations amid prolonged drought conditions.

Coachella Valley Water District

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Agricultural Revitalization and Market Linkage ServicesThis contract seeks to advance agricultural recovery in Syria by implementing modern farming techniques, strengthening local supply chains, and establishing connections between Syrian producers and U.S. agribusiness markets. The initiative aims to rebuild the agricultural sector through sustainable practices, improved infrastructure, and market access that can enhance food security and economic resilience in the region. As a subcontract opportunity under the Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs within the Department of State, the work will focus on practical, on-the-ground interventions that align with broader U.S. foreign policy goals in the Near East. Proposals must be submitted by August 31, 2026, and the effort is classified under NAICS code 111998 for other crop farming, indicating a broad scope that may include diverse agricultural outputs beyond staple crops. While no specific geographic location is detailed for performance, the primary impact is expected to be within Syria, with indirect benefits flowing through U.S. market linkages. The contract does not specify a set-aside designation or point of contact, suggesting the solicitation is open to any qualified entity willing to deliver integrated agricultural development services under the stated objectives.

Bureau Of Near Eastern Affairs

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Coconut and Tropical Ground Provision Supply

Princess Margaret Hospital

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AI Contract Overview

The contract pertains to the purchase of seed specifically for planting purposes related to research activities at the Tidewater Research Station in North Carolina. It was issued by the North Carolina Department of Agriculture as a solicitation, with the title "2026 SPRING SEED-TIDEWATER RESEARCH STATION." The solicitation was posted on January 15, 2026, and interested parties were required to respond by January 23, 2026. The contract falls under a State and Local Education Department (SLED) organization type, though no specific set-aside or NAICS code is indicated. The work will be performed in North Carolina, with the main point of contact for the solicitation being Patricia Kinney. This purchase is aimed at supporting research efforts by acquiring the necessary seed stock for planting in the spring of 2026. The solicitation details and related documentation can be accessed online via the North Carolina eProcurement portal. The contract represents an opportunity for vendors capable of supplying research-grade seed following the department’s specifications for agricultural research initiatives.