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Lower Suwannee NWR Hydrologic Restoration (A&E)

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The Lower Suwannee NWR Hydrologic Restoration project is a forecasted architecture and engineering contract managed by the Fish and Wildlife Service under the Department of the Interior. The primary objective of this effort involves hydrologic restoration activities located in Chiefland. This procurement is categorized under NAICS code 541620, which pertains to environmental consulting services, indicating that the scope of work will likely involve specialized technical expertise to address water management and ecosystem restoration within the National Wildlife Refuge. The project was officially posted on September 30, 2025, and is currently in the forecast stage of the acquisition process. Interested parties can coordinate with Kara L. Barcomb for general inquiries or contact Small Business Specialist Josh Gordon regarding small business opportunities. Detailed information and updates regarding this solicitation can be accessed through the official acquisition gateway resource link provided by the agency.

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Fish and Wildlife Service forecasts architecture and engineering services for hydrologic restoration in Chiefland.

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541620 - Environmental Consulting Services

Place of Performance

chiefland, FL, USA

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AgencyDepartment of the Interior → Fish and Wildlife Service
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