Environmental Monitoring & Wildlife Habitat Assessment

The contract calls for comprehensive ecological assessments across Utah’s Wildlife Management Areas to evaluate habitat quality, biodiversity levels, and the effectiveness of natural capital enhancements including carbon sequestration and wetland restoration efforts. The work requires systematic field data collection, analysis of ecological indicators, and reporting on measurable improvements in ecosystem health and function, with an emphasis on science-based outcomes that support conservation goals. All tasks must be executed in alignment with state and federal ecological standards and are expected to inform long-term land management decisions by state agencies. The opportunity is posted as a subcontract under NAICS code 541620 for environmental consulting services and is open for response until August 11, 2026. The project is managed by the state of Utah with all performance activities to occur within designated Wildlife Management Areas across the state. While location details and point of contact information are not specified in the data, proposers must be prepared to conduct fieldwork across diverse terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems throughout Utah. Subcontractors must demonstrate technical expertise in ecological monitoring, data interpretation, and the valuation of ecosystem services to meet the objectives of this effort.