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Ecological Restoration Preliminary Study Services

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The Ecological Restoration Preliminary Study Services subcontract involves performing essential ecological and environmental assessments for prime contractors working on Massachusetts Department of Fish and Game facility projects. The scope of work includes conducting field surveys of bridges and culverts, analyzing fish passage barriers, and evaluating biological data. Additionally, the selected provider will utilize GIS software to map site conditions within Projected Transition Zones to produce a Preliminary Study Report and provide site designation recommendations. Qualified candidates must hold professional certification in Biology, Environmental Science, or Ecology. This opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 541620 and is based in Boston, Massachusetts. Interested parties should note the response deadline of November 3, 2026.

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Floor Boston, MA, 02114, USA

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This scope was carved out of BD-27-1046-DER-FWE01-134855.

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Notice of Funding Opportunity - FY27 Transitional Crossing Site Selections

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Performs preliminary ecological and environmental studies for prime contractors on Massachusetts Department of Fish and Game facility projects. Conducts field surveys of culverts and bridges, analyzes fish passage barriers, and evaluates biological data. Uses GIS software for mapping site conditions within Projected Transition Zones. Requires professional certification in Ecology, Environmental Science, or Biology. Delivers a Preliminary Study Report and site designation recommendations.

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