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Cultural Heritage and Traditional Knowledge Integration

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Submission Closed07/21/2026, 02:00:00 PM UTC

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NAICS: 926110

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Cannabis Equity Grants Program for Local Jurisdictions

Solicitation # 192603

The Cannabis Equity Grants Program for Local Jurisdictions is a state initiative managed by the California Governor's Office of Business and Economic Development. Established in alignment with Proposition 64, the program aims to fulfill the goals of the Control, Regulate, and Tax Adult Use of Marijuana Act by reducing barriers to entry into the legal and regulated cannabis market. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of December 1, 2026. Further inquiries regarding solicitation number 192603 can be directed to the CEG Program via email at ceg@gobiz.ca.gov or by phone at 916-322-8683.

Governor's Office of Business and Economic Development

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Administrative Use Permit for Alcohol SalesThe City of El Segundo in California is managing a subcontract for an Administrative Use Permit to authorize on-site alcohol sales at a new restaurant location. This process is categorized under NAICS code 926110 and is specifically tied to the local jurisdiction of El Segundo, zip code 90245. The project was posted on August 17, 2026, and focuses on the administrative processing and approval required to legally sell alcohol at the specified site. Further project details and environmental documentation are accessible through the CEQAnet portal.

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Administrative Lease Authorization and Regulatory Compliance SupportThe California State Lands Commission is authorizing an administrative lease for a 20-year general lease agreement to support public agency use of an existing pedestrian bridge that crosses sovereign lands. This action involves formalizing the long-term operational use of the structure while ensuring compliance with state regulatory frameworks, including a determination of eligibility for a CEQA categorical exemption to avoid full environmental review. The lease pertains specifically to infrastructure already in place and is intended to provide legal clarity and continuity for public access purposes without requiring new construction or substantial modification. The activity falls under NAICS code 926110, indicating it is a government administration function related to land and natural resource management. The project is centered in Red Bluff and is part of a broader effort to maintain public infrastructure on state-held lands while streamlining regulatory processes through established exemptions. The administrative action requires internal review and documentation to confirm that the lease meets statutory criteria for categorical exemption under CEQA, ensuring no significant environmental impact from continued use. No new solicitation or competitive bidding is involved, as the lease supports an existing facility under the jurisdiction of the California State Lands Commission. The contract serves as a procedural and regulatory support mechanism to sustain public access and uphold compliance with state land management policies over the 20-year term.

California State Lands Commission

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Local Business Outreach Program (LBOP) Roster - OPEN ENROLLMENT

Solicitation # 2026-FAC-LBOP

The Local Business Outreach Program (LBOP), managed by the Facilities Planning and Development agency in California, is designed to support local businesses within the cities of San Bernardino and Highland. The program mandates that at least 10 percent of vendor contract dollars are allocated to businesses located in these specific areas to foster community collaboration and increase awareness of the district's procurement processes. Interested vendors can apply through the LBOP Vendor Registration Form, though registration does not guarantee approval or prequalification. Vendors are responsible for maintaining their contact information and category codes within the OpenGov system. This open enrollment solicitation, identified as 2026-FAC-LBOP, remains active until December 31, 2029, with Sean MacDowell serving as the primary point of contact.

Facilities Planning & Development

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2026 Notice of Participation

Solicitation # BC223736

The City of Kelowna has issued the 2026 Notice of Participation to comply with the Canadian Free Trade Agreement. This notice informs potential suppliers that the city may utilize various trade-agreement-compliant buying groups, including municipal, provincial, and sector-specific cooperative purchasing organizations, to acquire goods and services. This process is intended for transparency and does not guarantee the procurement of any specific items. Tendering opportunities are managed through recognized electronic platforms such as BC Bid, MERX, and the Alberta Purchasing Connection. Examples of procurement areas include vehicle rentals, office furniture, firefighting apparatus, and heavy construction equipment. Interested parties are responsible for monitoring these systems for active opportunities. The notice is active from January 14, 2026, with a response deadline of January 31, 2027.

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Notice of Intent - Sourcewell and Canoe Cooperative Purchasing

Solicitation # BCCVRD-NOI26-001

The Comox Valley Regional District has issued a Notice of Intent under solicitation number BCCVRD-NOI26-001 to utilize cooperative purchasing contracts administered by Sourcewell and the Canoe Procurement Group of Canada. This notice confirms the district's eligibility to procure goods and services through these cooperative agreements, with the solicitation period remaining open until December 31, 2026. The procurement process is managed by the Comox Valley Regional District, with the primary point of contact being the Contracting Authority. Interested parties can find detailed documents and instructions via the Bids and Tenders portal or the Canada Buys website.

Comox Valley Regional District

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NOI# 26-02 Notice of Intent to Participate in Canoe Procurement Group Cooperative Purchasing

Solicitation # BC223426

The Cowichan Valley Regional District is issuing a Notice of Intent to utilize cooperative purchasing contracts administered by the Canoe Procurement Group of Canada and Sourcewell. This arrangement allows the district to procure goods and services through these established cooperative frameworks between January 1, 2026, and December 31, 2026. Interested vendors must complete the registration or competitive solicitation processes required by Sourcewell and Canoe to become eligible providers. All inquiries regarding this notice should be submitted in writing to the purchasing department, and further details can be found via BC Bid, Bonfire, or the official Canoe Procurement website.

Cowichan Valley Regional District

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Solicitation # BC223282

The City of Quesnel has issued a Notice of Intent under solicitation number BC223282 to participate in one or more procurements managed by the Canoe Procurement Group of Canada and Sourcewell. This participation is scheduled to take place between January 1, 2026, and December 31, 2026. The solicitation was posted on December 30, 2025, with a response deadline of January 2, 2027. Brandon Oxenbury serves as the primary contracting authority for this federal organization activity, which is categorized under NAICS code 926110.

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Native American Monitor Services

City of Riverside

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10 months ago

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The contract seeks to integrate Innu traditional knowledge and cultural protocols into all phases of archaeological work, ensuring that research, field activities, and reporting align with Indigenous values, practices, and governance. This subcontract requires collaboration with Innu communities to co-develop methodologies that respect spiritual, historical, and territorial protocols, with the goal of producing culturally appropriate archaeological documentation that reflects Innu perspectives and sovereignty over their ancestral lands. The work will be conducted primarily in Quebec, excluding the National Capital Region, and must adhere to standards that prioritize community-led oversight and ethical engagement. The Government of Canada, through the Department of Fisheries and Oceans, is issuing this subcontract under NAICS code 926110, with a submission deadline of July 21, 2026. Applicants must demonstrate proven experience in working with Indigenous communities, particularly the Innu, and possess a clear understanding of how to embed traditional knowledge into scientific processes without extractive or appropriative practices. All activities must be designed in partnership with Innu stakeholders, ensuring that cultural heritage is protected, interpreted, and communicated in ways that affirm Indigenous rights and self-determination. There is no set-aside designation specified, but the nature of the work requires sensitivity to the unique legal and cultural context of the Innu Nation.