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This Solicitation opportunity from New York was posted on September 9, 2025. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Stream Corridor Management Pilot Program

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RFP0365State & Local

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The Stream Corridor Management Pilot Program, administered by the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets and the Soil and Water Conservation Committee, provides funding for New York State County Soil and Water Conservation Districts to implement projects that improve or protect water quality. Eligible activities include stream channel restoration, riparian buffer implementation, storm water culvert and roadside runoff control, and public outreach and education. Projects are categorized into four tracks, with Tracks 1 through 3 focusing on the implementation of conservation practices designed by licensed engineers, and Track 4 focusing on statewide education and outreach. Preference is given to projects located within the Great Lakes Watershed or those with direct drainage to the ocean. Proposals must be submitted exclusively through the Statewide Financial System Vendor Portal by 4:00 p.m. local time on December 8, 2025. Award decisions will be announced in March 2026, with a contract term of three years plus two months for administration and final reporting. Evaluation is based on a trade-off process totaling 100 points, weighing technical merit, cost-effectiveness, and the ability to meet defined measurable outcomes, with additional preference points awarded for priority locations and matching funds. Ineligible projects include those requesting funds for land acquisition, easements, or preliminary planning studies. All awarded projects must comply with New York State guidelines, NRCS standards, and applicable state and federal laws, including MWBE and EEO requirements.

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NYS funding for county water quality projects; proposals due December 8, 2025.

Place of Performance

All NYS counties, NY, USA

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RFP0365 Stream Corridor Management Pilot Program

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RFP0365 Stream Corridor Management Pilot Program Addendum 1

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RFP0365 Stream Corridor Management Pilot Program Contract for Grants

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RFP0365 Stream Corridor Management Pilot Program Q&A

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RFP0365 Stream Corridor Management Pilot Program Q&A

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AgencyNew York → NYS Department of Agriculture & Markets
Contacts1 person available
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Office AddressN/A
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EBM Program Manager10B Airline Drive

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Funds are available for Soil & Water Conservation Districts to implement Stream Corridor Management projects including, stream channel restoration, riparian buffer implementation, storm water culvert and roadside runoff control and public outreach and education. The Request for proposal is listed on the Department of Agriculture and Markets website at https://agriculture.ny.gov/funding-opportunities Prospective applicants with questions concerning this RFP should present those questions to:Lauren PrezorskiNew York State Department of Agriculture & Markets10B Airline DriveAlbany, NY 12235Email: contact@example.gov Proposal Submission Requirements: Proposals for funding under the Stream Corridor Management Pilot Program must be submitted online through the Statewide Financial System (SFS) Vendor Portal. PROPOSALS MUST BE SUBMITTED through the SFS Vendor Portal by 4:00 p.m. local time on December 8, 2025, to be considered for funding. Applicants, and not computers or servers, are responsible for the timely submission of proposals. Proposals received after the scheduled date and time will not be accepted. Faxed, mailed or emailed proposals will not be accepted. PROJECT REQUIREMENTS: Eligible Projects:Eligible projects must be located within New York State. Preference will be given to projects within the Great Lakes Watershed and direct drainage to the ocean, as identified on page 3 of the RFP.All proposed projects must meet the following criteria to be evaluated and scored:• The project must fit appropriately within one of the four funding Tracks.• The project must improve or protect water quality.• The project must have the capability of being completed and invoiced within three years of the contract start date.• The project must be consistent with New York State guidance and NRCS standards as appropriate.• The project must have defined measurable outcomes and deliverables. If applicable, measurable sediment and/or nutrient reduction must be estimated at time of application. Tracks 1 - 3Projects proposed for Tracks 1, 2, or 3 must be for the implementation of conservation practices. All practices proposed for implementation must be designed and approved by a New York State licensed engineer or individual with appropriate Job Approval Authority. Proposals must identify relevant permits and confirm the ability to acquire such permits. Track 4Projects proposed for Track 4 must be pertinent to statewide education and/or outreach of stream corridor health, restoration, and/or protection. Such projects must include a realistic goal for information dissemination. The district must agree to make all printed/posted material available for review by the State Committee staff.Track 4 projects may target a specific audience. The project may include printed material, social media, and/or in-person education and training. Ineligible Projects: • Projects requesting funding for studies or preliminary planning.• Projects requesting funding for land acquisition or easements. Release RFP September 2025Deadline for Questions November 21, 2025Final Questions and Answers Posted - November 28, 2025Deadline for Proposals December 8, 2025Announce and Award Grants March 2026 Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Set Aside: No Minority Owned Sub-Contracting Goal: 0% Women Owned Sub-Contracting Goal: 0% Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Business Contracting Goal: 0% Due date:12/08/2025 4:00 PM Submittal must be trough SFS by 4:00pm on 12/8/2025 Contract term: Three Years County(ies): All NYS counties Business entities awarded an identical or substantially similar procurement contract within the past five years: N/A

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