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Environmental Monitoring

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541620 - Environmental Consulting Services

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AL, 39525

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8A

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This scope was carved out of W9127826RA011.

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Coastwide Beach and Dune Ecosystem Restoration

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → W074 Endist Mobile
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Performs wildlife monitoring for prime contractors on U.S. Army Engineer District, Mobile restoration projects. Provides qualified turtle and bird monitors to track and protect species during planting and construction. Ensures compliance with MDEQ Water Quality Certification and USACE environmental controls. Delivers monitoring reports and compliance certifications.

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