BLM Utah Travel Management Planning NEPA support
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The Department of the Interior is seeking NEPA support for travel management planning across Utah to fulfill a 2017 Settlement Agreement. The contractor will provide assistance for ten travel management plans, consisting of six new plans and four reconsiderations. Primary responsibilities include parsing, categorizing, and responding to public comments on environmental assessments, with an expected volume of 2,000 to 6,000 submissions per plan. Additionally, the contractor must develop specific decision rationale statements for each designated route based on network connectivity, resource protection, and access needs, covering between 200 and 1,000 routes per plan. This opportunity is forecasted as a total small business set-aside under NAICS code 541620. The project focuses on ensuring that travel management decisions are well-documented and responsive to public input while adhering to federal environmental guidelines. Coordination for this effort is managed through the Department of the Interior, with specific points of contact available for further inquiry regarding the procurement process.
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