LYONS FERRY Replace /repair failing adult chute and failed sorting equipment
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The Fish and Wildlife Service, under the Department of the Interior, has issued a forecast for a design-build project focused on replacing and repairing failing adult chutes and sorting equipment at Lyons Ferry. The existing infrastructure and control systems are currently outdated and worn, having remained unused for several years. This project is considered a high priority due to climate concerns and the critical need to ensure the system can effectively collect adults. Failure to complete these repairs could necessitate a shift to trapping adults at the hatchery instead. This procurement is categorized under NAICS code 332313 and is slated for performance at the Lyons Ferry location. The project is currently in the forecast stage, with official documentation posted in late September 2025. Interested parties can coordinate with designated points of contact, including Brian T. Devlin and Small Business Specialist Josh Gordon, to obtain further information regarding the solicitation and requirements for this essential infrastructure upgrade.
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Lyons Ferry, OR, USASet-Aside
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