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Reef Augmentation # 2 for experimental oyster reefs located in the Mississippi Sound

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9280-26-R-IFBD-00032State & Local

Submission Closed03/19/2026, 06:00:00 PM UTC

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The contract pertains to the second phase of reef augmentation specifically aimed at experimental oyster reefs situated in the Mississippi Sound. Issued by the University of Southern Mississippi, this solicitation seeks proposals or bids related to enhancing oyster reef structures in this coastal region, emphasizing ecological restoration and habitat improvement. The opportunity is open to relevant small local and economically disadvantaged businesses (SLED), reflecting a focus on regional participation. Key details include a solicitation number 9280-26-R-IFBD-00032, with the posting date of March 2, 2026, and a response deadline set for March 19, 2026. Performance of the work is to take place in Mississippi, though exact city and location specifics are not provided. For inquiries, the primary point of contact is Millissa Stork, reachable via email and phone. The contract aims to support innovative environmental projects to bolster oyster populations and improve the ecological balance in the Mississippi Sound.