Freshwater Herbaceous and Forested Wetland Mitigation Credits
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This subcontract involves the provision of state and federal freshwater herbaceous and forested wetland mitigation functional credits for prime contractors working on Florida Department of Transportation projects. The scope focuses on offsetting approximately 15 acres of impact located in Lake County, Florida, utilizing credits from approved mitigation banks that comply with UMAM, WRAP, and MWRAP standards. The selected provider must be authorized to transact business within the state of Florida and is responsible for the legal transfer of the functional mitigation credits. This opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 541620 and is managed by the Florida Department of Transportation.
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Purchase of State and Federal Freshwater Herbaceous and Forested Wetland Mitigation Functional Credi
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