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F--RO HEART BUTTE WETLAND MITIGATION CREDIT

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140R6026P0071Federal

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General Info

Agency

Department Of The Interior → Great Plains Regional OfficeView Agency

NAICS

813312 - Environment, Conservation and Wildlife OrganizationsView NAICS

Place of Performance

MT

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

(2)

WBR_1413_106-1_Template_1_Determination_to_solicit_from_a_single_source_Ducks_Unlimited_1.pdf

PDF

SSD_F_Att_1_NWO-2024-922-BIS_Heart_Butte_Safety_of_Dams_Modification_Project_1.pdf

PDF

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PhaseAwarded

PostedAug 27

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AwardedAug 29

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AgencyDepartment Of The Interior → Great Plains Regional Office

Contacts1 person available

OfficeBILLINGS, MT, 59101, USA

Organization / Agency

Department Of The Interior → Great Plains Regional Office

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Office AddressBILLINGS, MT, 59101, USA

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RO HEART BUTTE WETLAND MITIGATION CREDIT - Sole Source Justification
Please see the attachments related to this sole source procurement for wetland mitigation credits purchased from the contractor.
Contract/Award Number: 140R6026P0071
Awardee (Ducks Unlimited, Inc.)
Place of Performance: 5680 Highway 49 Elgin, ND 25233
Contracting office: Reclamation Acquisition Management & Partnership Division – Missouri Basin Region
Total award value: $46,750.00
Contract type: Firm Fixed Price
NAICS 813312 and PSC F113
Description of requirement: Purchase of 0.55 acres of wetland mitigation credits to meet USACE NWP 3 conditions for Heart Butte SOD Modification.
Period of performance: 8/20/2026 to 11/08/2026
Extent of competition (sole source) and exception authority: 6.302 1 Only One Responsible Source

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