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DCR 931 Lakes & Ponds Design, Assessment and Management

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BD-24-1020-DCRCU-DC250-99320State & Local

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The Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation is soliciting proposals under solicitation number BD-24-1020-DCRCU-DC250-99320 for the DCR 931 Lakes and Ponds Design, Assessment and Management project. The agency seeks to pre-qualify up to 30 firms to provide comprehensive in-lake and watershed services, including environmental assessments, monitoring, engineering design for in-lake structures, aquatic permitting, plant management, herbicide treatment, and watershed erosion management. Qualified bidders must possess at least five years of relevant experience within Massachusetts or the New England region. The contract is structured as a rate contract for an initial three-year term, with an option to renew for an additional two years, totaling a maximum of five years. Selected firms will provide hourly rates across four primary categories: natural resource inventory and project implementation, environmental permitting, public outreach and education, and aquatic plant management. The project involves multiple locations across the state, including Boston, Cambridge, Worcester, Pittsfield, and Nantucket, and requires strict adherence to Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 149 regarding prevailing wage rates for construction labor. All agreements are subject to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Standard Contract Form and associated terms and conditions.

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Massachusetts DCR seeks firms for lake management services including assessment, treatment, and education.

Documents

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COMMBUYS Create a Quote Job Aid

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Commonwealth of Massachusetts Prompt Pay Discount Form

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Commonwealth Terms and Conditions for IT Contracts 7-1-20

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DCR 931 Lakes and Ponds Design, Assessment and Management RFR

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DCR 931 Lakes and Ponds Design, Assessment and Management RFR

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DCR-931 Lakes & Ponds Design Bidder Response Form

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DEDHAM 20240307-001-6 Massachusetts Prevailing Wage Rates

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L&P answers to 931 questions BD-24-1020-DCRCU-DC250-99320

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Massachusetts Prevailing Wage Rates for Barnstable DCR931 Project

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Massachusetts Prevailing Wage Rates for DCR931 Amherst Project

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Massachusetts Prevailing Wage Rates for DCR931 Boston Project

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Massachusetts Prevailing Wage Rates for DCR931 Brockton Project

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Massachusetts Prevailing Wage Rates for DCR931 Cambridge Project

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Massachusetts Prevailing Wage Rates for DCR931 Nantucket Project

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Massachusetts Prevailing Wage Rates for DCR931 Oak Bluffs Project

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Massachusetts Prevailing Wage Rates for Deerfield DCR931 Project

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Massachusetts Prevailing Wage Rates for Nantucket DCR931 Project

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Massachusetts Prevailing Wage Rates for New Bedford DCR931 Project

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Massachusetts Prevailing Wage Rates for Saugus DCR931 Project

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Massachusetts Prevailing Wage Rates for Springfield DCR931 Project

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Massachusetts Standard Contract Form

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PITTSFIELD 20240307-001-11 Massachusetts Prevailing Wage Rates

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Standard Contract Form 7-1-20

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Standard Contract Form Instructions and Contractor Certifications

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Standard Contract Form Instructions and Contractor Certifications 7-1-20

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Worcester Prevailing Wage Rates DCR931 2024

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Additional Environmentally Preferable Products / Practices Form for RFR

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Business Reference Form for RFR

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Commonwealth of Massachusetts Contractor Authorized Signatory Listing

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Commonwealth of Massachusetts EFT Authorization Agreement

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Massachusetts Substitute Form W-9 April 2022

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Response deadline changed from May 30, 2029 to Apr 22, 2024. NAICS code changed from 541620 to 541330.

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AgencyMassachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation
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The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation Lakes & Ponds Program is seeking proposals from qualified firms to provide a range of in-lake and watershed services including but not limited to lake and pond environmental assessment, monitoring, analysis, engineering, and design of in-lake structures, aquatic permitting, aquatic plant management and herbicide treatment, watershed erosion management and educational projects in freshwater lake and pond systems.

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