F--Continue with fish stocking activities at Lake Walcott, Idaho
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The Bureau of Reclamation's Snake River Area Office in Burley, Idaho, plans to negotiate a non-competitive contract with the Idaho Department of Fish and Game to continue stocking rainbow trout in Lake Walcott. This action aligns with prior mitigation commitments made to the State of Idaho as part of the 1991 Minidoka Powerplant Replacement Project. The contract will be executed using simplified acquisition procedures under FAR Parts 13 and falls within NAICS Code 924120. No competitive solicitation will be issued for this effort. The announcement clarifies that this is not a request for proposals and provides a contact email for inquiries, noting that telephone calls will not be accepted. The overall objective is to maintain fish stocking activities at Lake Walcott in accordance with environmental and regulatory commitments. The contracting office is located at the Denver Federal Center under the Department of the Interior.
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