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This Government Contract opportunity from Connecticut was posted on June 12, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Triploid Grass Carp Stocking and Management

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NAICS: 112512
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Humboldt Bay Oyster Company Shellfish Farm
Solicitation # 2026020306
Humboldt Bay Oyster Company operates a shellfish aquaculture farm in Humboldt Bay, California, cultivating Pacific oysters, Kumamoto oysters, and Manila clams using established methods such as FLUPSY, raft culture, and rack and bag systems within a currently permitted 17.8-acre area. The proposed project seeks authorization to expand operations into two new zones—3.1 acres in Expansion Area 1 and 10.8 acres in Expansion Area 2—and to introduce intertidal longline culture using SEAPA-type baskets or tipping bags that may employ tidal energy to tumble oysters, enhancing growth without artificial inputs or chemicals. The project is non-invasive, relying on steel rebar racks, PVC posts, and anchoring systems with no excavation or permanent structures, and includes strict protocols to avoid eelgrass habitats and cultural resources. Operationally, all equipment must be labeled with the company name and contact information to facilitate debris tracking, though no formal packaging, preservation, or product labeling standards apply. The project is subject to environmental review under CEQA, with compliance governed by California statutes including the Eelgrass Mitigation Policy, Clean Water Act Section 401, and AB 52 tribal consultation requirements, and includes mandatory adherence to an Inadvertent Discovery Protocol that requires immediate work stoppage, notification of Tribal Historic Preservation Officers from the Wiyot Tribe, Blue Lake Rancheria, and Bear River Band, and submission of culturally appropriate treatment plans should cultural or archaeological materials be encountered. Regulatory oversight is managed by the Humboldt Bay Harbor, Recreation and Conservation District, with the District Planner serving as the primary point of contact for coordination, permitting, and enforcement, while all activities must meet air quality, hydrology, biological, and cultural resource thresholds defined by adjectival impact ratings—No Impact, Less than Significant, or Potentially Significant—as part of the Mitigated Negative Declaration. No formal contract pricing, payment terms, or delivery schedules are documented, and the project operates under a permit-type authority rather than a traditional federal procurement contract, with no FAR clauses, CLINs, or federal solicitation mechanisms applied. Financial obligations are limited to environmental filing fees paid to the California Department of Fish and Wildlife and the Humboldt Bay Harbor District, and the business is recognized as a small operation with two full-time employees, though no socioeconomic certifications are formally declared.
Humboldt Bay Harbor

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2 months ago

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The contract involves the supply and stocking of triploid grass carp, which are sterile fish used for biological weed control in designated ponds. The pricing is structured per fish, and the primary objective is to manage aquatic vegetation without the use of chemical herbicides. The fish must be sourced and delivered in compliance with biological and environmental standards to ensure they remain sterile and do not pose a risk to native ecosystems. All stocking activities are confined to pre-approved ponds under the jurisdiction of the Connecticut state procurement office. The subcontract is open for response until July 13, 2026, with solicitation materials available via the Connecticut DAS Procurement portal. The NAICS code 112512 indicates this falls under aquaculture operations, and the work is to be performed within Connecticut’s designated water bodies. The contracting authority is the Connecticut Department of Administrative Services, and bidders must be prepared to meet all regulatory requirements related to live aquatic species transport, environmental safety, and pond-specific management protocols. No set-aside provisions are applicable, and all eligible vendors may respond.

General Info

Supply sterile triploid grass carp for biological weed control in approved Connecticut ponds by 2026.

Agency

Connecticut → DAS ProcurementView Agency

NAICS

112512 - Shellfish FarmingView NAICS

Place of Performance

CT, USA

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Supply and stocking of triploid grass carp (sterile) into designated ponds for biological weed control, priced per fish.

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