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NAICS: 112512

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RFP General Real Estate & Oyster Lease

Solicitation # 3000026720

The Louisiana Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority (CPRA) is soliciting proposals under solicitation number 3000026720 for professional Certified Appraisers to provide real property and oyster lease appraisal services. These services will support the Oyster Lease Acquisition and Compensation Program for coastal restoration projects across Louisiana's coastal parishes. Work is to be performed on an as-needed, task-order basis, with an anticipated contract term running from January 1, 2027, to December 31, 2029. The estimated contract value for this three-year term is 3,000,000 dollars. All deliverables must be self-contained narrative reports that conform to the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP), La. R.S. 56:432.1, and the Uniform Appraisal Standard for Federal Land Acquisitions. Proposals are due by October 28, 2026, at 3:00 PM CST. The evaluation process uses a 100-point scale, where awards are made to responsive proposers with the highest overall scores, and the state reserves the right to make multiple awards. To be considered responsive, proposers must meet a technical minimum threshold of 31.5 points. Scoring includes technical capabilities, a cost formula based on the lowest rate schedule average, and additional points for Veteran-certified or Hudson-certified proposers. The contract requires strict adherence to federal and state regulations, including the Buy American Act, Civil Rights compliance, and specific labor standards such as the Davis-Bacon Act for applicable construction-related activities. Payment is issued monthly via EFT or LaCarte upon written acceptance of tasks and approval of invoices by a Contract Monitor.

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Manila Clam Seed ProductionThe contract involves the production of juvenile Manila clams to serve as seed stock for restocking efforts or commercial grow-out operations in Humboldt Bay, specifically targeting the 95521 ZIP code area. The work falls under NAICS code 112512, which classifies it as shellfish aquaculture, and is structured as a subcontract to support local marine resource management and aquaculture development. The solicitation was posted on June 22, 2026, and is managed by Humboldt Bay Harbor under the state of California, with no set-aside designation applied. The primary objective is to cultivate viable clam juveniles at a scale and quality suitable for ecological replenishment or aquaculture use, ensuring the sustainability and economic viability of clam populations in the region.

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Shellfish Cultivation – Pacific & Kumamoto OystersThe contract involves the cultivation of Pacific and Kumamoto oysters to market size using FLUPSY, raft, and rack-and-bag aquaculture systems within Humboldt Bay. The work is to be carried out under a subcontract arrangement with the Humboldt Bay Harbor authority, targeting the designated area with ZIP code 95521. The operation will leverage established aquaculture methodologies to raise oysters through various growing systems tailored to optimize growth, survival, and harvest efficiency in the local marine environment. The North American Industry Classification System code 112512 applies, indicating the activity falls under shellfish aquaculture. The solicitation was posted on June 22, 2026, and the performance location is tied specifically to Humboldt Bay’s aquatic resources.

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Humboldt Bay Oyster Company Shellfish Farm

Solicitation # 2026020306

The Humboldt Bay Oyster Company Shellfish Farm project, managed by the Humboldt Bay Harbor, Recreation and Conservation District, involves the operation and expansion of aquaculture activities in Humboldt Bay, California. The project focuses on the production of Pacific oysters, Kumamoto oysters, and Manila clam seed. The scope of work includes the maintenance of an existing 17.8 acre farming area utilizing Floating Upwell Systems (FLUPSY), raft culture, and rack and bag culture, as well as the development of two new expansion areas totaling 13.9 acres. Additionally, the project introduces an intertidal longline culture method using tipping bags or SEAPA-type culture baskets. The project has undergone a comprehensive environmental review process under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), resulting in a Notice of Determination filed on June 17, 2026, which certified that the project would not have a significant environmental effect. Key environmental considerations include the protection of eelgrass habitats, water quality, and cultural resources, with adherence to the Secretary of the Interior's Standards and Guidelines for Archaeological Documentation. Primary administration is handled by District Planner Vanessa Blodgett, with operations centered around the Woodley Island Marina and Mad River Slough.

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Fresh Produce Supply – Bananas and Institutional FruitThe contract involves the supply of fresh bananas and institutional-grade fruit, delivered in case quantities with a maintained cold chain to prevent spoilage. It is set as a Total Small Business Set-Aside under FAR 19.5, indicating that only small businesses are eligible to compete. The contracting agency is the Department of Justice, specifically through FCI Leavenworth, with the place of performance located in Leavenworth, ZIP code 66048. The contract is categorized under NAICS code 112512, which corresponds to the supply of fresh produce. This subcontract aims to ensure a reliable and consistent delivery of fresh fruit products, emphasizing the importance of freshness and quality through cold chain logistics. The focus on institutional-grade fruit suggests it is intended for large-scale or organizational consumption, such as government facilities or correctional institutions. The requirement for no spoilage highlights strict quality control measures crucial to this agreement.

Fci Leavenworth

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8 months ago

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112512 - Shellfish Farming

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PostedOct 14

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Response DeadlineOct 19

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10/19/2010, 04:59:59 AM UTC

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