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This Award Notice opportunity from California was posted on January 9, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Restoration Projects Statewide Order Draft Program Environmental Impact Report

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UPE25-0065State & Local

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NAICS: 237990
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CPK2504 - Eldridge Park Improvements
Solicitation # 2026-ITB-049
The City of Sugar Land has issued Invitation for Bid 2026-ITB-049 for the Eldridge Park Improvements project located at 2511 Eldridge Rd, Sugar Land, TX. The scope of work requires all labor, materials, and supervision to complete a Base Bid consisting of site preparation, tree protection, selective demolition, parking lot pavement and curb construction, waterline installation and connection to the City main, irrigation, grading, hydroseeding, ADA-compliant sidewalks, playground walls, and dumpster enclosure renovation. Additionally, the project includes two optional add-alternates: Add Alternate 1 for building improvements and Add Alternate 2 for the construction of a 210 by 345 foot synthetic turf field featuring an underground detention system, fencing, and furnishings. Bids must be submitted electronically via the OpenGov procurement portal by November 12, 2026, at 11:00 am. Respondents are required to submit a detailed bid pricing form covering the Base Bid, Owner Set Cash Allowances, and both Add Alternates, as well as complete a mandatory vendor questionnaire and acknowledge compliance with all insurance requirements. The selected contractor will be required to enter into the City of Sugar Land Standard Contract for Civil Engineering Construction Projects. The contract will be awarded by the City Council based on the terms provided in the Invitation to Bid.
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PIER B ON-DOCK RAIL SUPPORT FACILITY RAIL YARD ACCESS IMPROVEMENTS
Solicitation # HD-S3215
Solicitation HD-S3215, issued by the Long Beach Harbor Department for the Port of Long Beach, covers rail yard access improvements for the Pier B On-Dock Rail Support Facility. The scope of work includes the realignment, relocation, resurfacing, and rehabilitation of existing railroad tracks and the construction of new lead tracks within the Pier B rail yard and Pico Avenue corridor. Key technical requirements involve the installation of new railroad signal systems, modification of the signal system at CP Gaspur, and the implementation of special trackwork such as turnouts and crossovers. The project also encompasses extensive demolition of tracks, pavement, and utilities, as well as earthwork, grading, storm drain improvements, and the relocation of street lighting, all phased around active railroad operations. The contract requires strict adherence to AREMA manuals and CPUC General Orders, with a heavy emphasis on quality control and safety. Deliverables include a Site-Specific Safety Plan, a Railroad Work Plan, and certified Acceptance Test Reports, with testing for equipment and cabling performed by a NETA-certified independent agency. Bidders must submit electronic bids through the Port of Long Beach PB System, including a comprehensive proposal package and an SBE/VSBE Commitment Plan. The project is subject to various federal and state regulations, including the Davis-Bacon Act, the Buy America Act, and the Americans with Disabilities Act. Performance security is required in the form of payment and performance bonds for 100% of the contract price, and bid security must be at least 10% of the base bid.
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46108 CONSTRUCTION
Solicitation # 46108-C
Project No. 46108-C is a unit price construction contract for the Cayuga Inlet Flood Risk Reduction and Restoration project located at 900 Taber Street in Ithaca, New York. Issued by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation and the Office of General Services, the project has an estimated value between 23 million and 24 million dollars. The scope of work encompasses comprehensive site preparation, earthwork, and hydraulic dredging operations, including the management of filtrate from geotextile tube dewatering and the off-site disposal of organic, dredge, and construction debris. Key deliverables include a Marine Traffic Control Plan, daily hydraulic dredge reports, and detailed subsurface investigation reports. The project also requires pre-construction and progress bathymetric and topographic surveys, as well as the establishment of a site management facility for staging and spoil management. Bids are due by December 9, 2026, and must be submitted via Bid Express or as sealed paper bids to the Office of General Services in Albany. The contract will be awarded to the apparent low bidder based on a determination of bid responsiveness and bidder responsibility, which includes an evaluation of financial data, past performance on similar contracts, and the qualifications of key personnel such as the Project Manager and Site Safety Officer. Bidders must provide bid security of 599,200 dollars and, upon award, furnish performance and labor and material bonds for 100 percent of the contract price. Compliance with New York State Labor Law, prevailing wage schedules, and MWBE/SDVOB utilization plans is required. All imported materials must be approved by the Director's Representative and verified by a qualified geotechnical testing laboratory.
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The Shasta River Habitat Improvement Project, identified by WCB Project Tracker ID 2026024 and State Clearinghouse No. 2019100230, is a conservation initiative focused on the recovery of coho salmon in Siskiyou County, California. The project targets the Shasta River, including Big Springs Creek, Hole in the Ground Creek, and Parks Creek, to promote habitat enhancement and conservation. Key restoration activities include strategic grading to improve connectivity, the installation of large wood and boulder instream structures, the use of beaver dam analogs, and riparian plantings. These efforts are designed to enlarge spring alcoves, reconnect oxbows, and improve floodplain connectivity to provide essential velocity refuge and increase overall habitat diversity. Managed by the Regional Water Quality Control Board Region 1 and the Wildlife Conservation Board, the project is classified as a Qualifying Restoration Project under Restoration Management Permit RMP-2025-006-R1. An Environmental Impact Report was prepared, and the project was determined to have no significant environmental effect, requiring no mitigation monitoring plans or overriding considerations under CEQA. The project is part of a broader statewide effort to restore hydrologic function and salmonid habitat, with administrative oversight involving the California Department of Fish and Wildlife.

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Restore salmonid habitat via side channels, in-channel features, native vegetation, and wetland expansion in Sebastopol.

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AgencyCalifornia → Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 1 - North Coast, Santa Rosa
Contacts2 people available
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Jake ShannonSenior Environmental Scientist (Specialist)
Nick GouletteExecutive Director

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Presently, many meadows in the Trinity River watershed are in various states of degradation and are experiencing a loss of defining meadow characteristics and ecological processes. To address this meadow degradation, this project will implement the following restoration actions: 1) Aquatic LTPBR: Post-assisted logs (PALs), beaver dam analogs (BDAs), gully packing, brush baffles, and other sediment capturing techniques that use hand tools; sediment, sod, wood chips, etc. to pack a channel; wood loading, contour felling, and other tree tipping techniques; and, future LTPBR techniques as they develop and are field-tested. 2) Vegetative LTPBR: native species plantings; invasive species removal; tree encroachment removal or thinning, prescribed fire or beneficial burning; and fencing installation or deterrent activity. 3) Heavy Equipment Construction: Valley reset or “Stage 0”; floodplain restoration; grade control construction; large woody debris installation (yarding, tipping, helicopter); and, mine tailing removal. 4) Road and Trail Improvements: Stream crossing upgrade or removal; meadow crossing upgrade or removal; road decommission; road realignment; road grading or reshaping; road maintenance; and, or ditch maintenance. 5) Monitoring: shallow groundwater, streamflow, and/or temperature.

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