Environmental Compliance and Monitoring

The contract entails comprehensive environmental compliance and monitoring services in support of a transportation infrastructure project in Brooke, West Virginia, with a primary focus on adherence to the Endangered Species Act. Key responsibilities include conducting pre-construction surveys to identify sensitive habitats and species, with specific attention to the Indiana bat, as well as ongoing species monitoring throughout project phases. The contractor is required to generate and submit Integrated Planning and Conservation (IPaC) reports to facilitate federal permitting and coordinate directly with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to ensure all ecological protections are met. The work must be performed in alignment with federal environmental regulations, emphasizing proactive mitigation and documentation to avoid or minimize impacts on protected species and their critical habitats. This is a subcontract under the West Virginia Department of Transportation with a NAICS code of 541620, indicating it falls under environmental consulting services. The solicitation was posted on June 9, 2026, with the same date as the response deadline, suggesting a single-day filing window or procedural anomaly. The place of performance is specifically tied to Brooke, West Virginia, implying localized fieldwork and agency coordination within that region. No set-aside status or organizational type is specified, and while point of contact details are absent, all deliverables must be submitted through the designated portal linked to the West Virginia DOT’s bidding system. The successful bidder will be expected to demonstrate expertise in endangered species management, federal regulatory compliance, and timely communication with federal wildlife authorities.