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RFP DES 2026-03State & Local

Submission Closed03/30/2026, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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Snohomish County Regional Trail Coalition Participation and Coordination Services

Solicitation # RFP-26-0830RB

Snohomish County is soliciting proposals for the Snohomish County Regional Trail Coalition Participation and Coordination Services under RFP-26-0830RB. The objective is to partner with an organization that operates an established regional trail coalition to provide the County with access to coordinated services, regional relationships, shared resources, and technical knowledge to support the planning, development, and management of regional trails within the Central Puget Sound system. The contract is structured for an initial three-year term ending December 31, 2029, with the option for two additional one-year extensions, bringing the maximum potential term to five years. The total proposed cost for this full five-year period is capped at 100,000 USD. The selected contractor must maintain specific insurance coverage, including 1,000,000 USD per occurrence for general liability and 1,000,000 USD for employers liability. Award will be granted to the highest ranked proposer based on an evaluation of organizational experience, coalition capacity, service approach, and key personnel. Payment is primarily handled through the County's e-Payable system with Bank of America, with invoices submitted no more frequently than monthly. Proposers must submit their responses by November 12, 2026, at 1:00 p.m. Pacific Local Time, ensuring that cost proposals are submitted as separate files or in separate sealed envelopes. Compliance with federal and county non-discrimination laws, as well as restrictions on the employment of county employees, is strictly required.

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Mojave Desert Tortoise Recovery

Solicitation # 193758

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife is offering funding for the Mojave Desert Tortoise Recovery project. This state-level initiative provides a total program funding pool of 2,000,000 dollars to support eligible projects focused on the recovery of the species, and no cost sharing is required from the applicants. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of December 3, 2026. For further information or inquiries, the point of contact is Elizabeth Buttler, who can be reached via email or phone. Detailed application guidelines and submission portals are available through the official grants website.

Department of Fish and Wildlife

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State Land Urban Acquisition Partnership

Solicitation # https://dep.nj.gov/grantandloanprograms/state-land-urban-acquisition-partnership/

The State Land Urban Acquisition Partnership is a grant opportunity provided by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection under the environment category of the New Jersey Grants Management Office. This program is designed to support land acquisition efforts within urban areas of the state. Applications for this solicitation are accepted on a rolling basis with no fixed closing date specified. Interested parties can find comprehensive program details and application instructions through the official New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection website.

NJ Department of Environmental Protection

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Natural Climate Solutions Grants

Solicitation # https://dep.nj.gov/grantandloanprograms/natural-climate-solutions-grants/

The Natural Climate Solutions Grants program is a state-level funding opportunity provided by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection. Falling under the environment category of the New Jersey Grants Management Office, this initiative is designed to support projects that utilize natural systems to combat climate change within the state. Applications for this program are accepted on a rolling basis, meaning there is no fixed closing date for submissions. Interested parties can find comprehensive program details and application instructions through the official issuing department website.

NJ Department of Environmental Protection

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Radon Awareness Program

Solicitation # https://dep.nj.gov/grantandloanprograms/radon-awareness-program/

The Radon Awareness Program is a state grant opportunity provided by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection under the Environment category of the New Jersey Grants Management Office. This solicitation is designed to support radon awareness initiatives within the state of New Jersey. Applications for this program are accepted on a rolling basis, as there is no fixed closing date published by the issuing department. Interested parties can find full program details and application instructions through the official New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection website.

NJ Department of Environmental Protection

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Northern Gannet Nesting Colony RestorationThe Department of the Interior, through the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, is forecasting a project for the Northern Gannet Nesting Colony Restoration. This initiative focuses on performing essential restoration work designed to support and maintain the nesting colony. The project is categorized under NAICS code 813312 and is listed as a forecast with a posted date of October 1, 2026. Interested parties may coordinate with Kara L. Barcomb or Small Business Specialist Josh Gordon for further information regarding this opportunity.

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Implementation Phase, Wulfert Bayous (Wading Bird Nesting)The Department of the Interior, through the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, is forecasting a contract for the implementation phase of wading bird nesting habitat restoration at Wulfert Bayous. This project will be performed in Sanibel and is categorized under NAICS code 813312. The opportunity is currently listed as a forecast with a posted date of October 1, 2026. Interested parties may coordinate with Kara L. Barcomb or Josh Gordon for further information regarding the requirements and small business opportunities associated with this restoration effort.

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Common Tern Nesting in ManitobaThe Department of the Interior is forecasting a contract focused on the conservation of Common Tern nesting in Manitoba. The primary scope of work involves the monitoring and management of predators and the enhancement of nesting areas to support the species. This opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 813312 and is expected to be posted around October 1, 2026. Interested parties may coordinate with Kara L. Barcomb or Josh Gordon for further information regarding this project.

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Non-Profit Grant Partners

Solicitation # 27-127

The Frederick County Division of Energy and Environment is seeking to establish a qualified list of non-profit partners through Statement of Qualifications 27-127. This pre-qualification process is designed to identify responsible organizations capable of collaborating on future grant-funded opportunities to enhance environmental resilience, equity, and sustainability within Frederick County, Maryland. Prequalified partners will be eligible for potential collaboration over a five-year period, though the County reserves sole discretion in selecting partners and provides no guarantee of work or specific contract value. Eligible partners must demonstrate experience in managing environmental and energy projects and fostering community engagement. The scope of work spans three primary areas: watershed restoration, including design and monitoring in the Catocintin, Double Pipe, Potomac Direct, and Monocacy watersheds; climate and energy initiatives, such as greenhouse gas reduction tracking, Building Energy Performance Standards compliance, and EV readiness; and public education efforts focused on pollution reduction and the Bee City USA affiliation. Applicants must submit a completed pre-qualification questionnaire via the online supplier portal by November 13, 2026. To be considered, applicants must meet stringent insurance requirements approved by the Office of Risk Management, including Commercial General Liability, Professional Liability, and Workers Compensation. All insurance carriers must hold a minimum A.M. Best rating of A- and a financial size classification of VI or higher. The evaluation process focuses on applicant responsibility and technical experience, with the County acting as the sole judge in determining pre-qualification status.

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F26AS00023 FY2026 Prescott Marine Mammal Rescue and Response Grant Program

Solicitation # F26AS00023

The FY2026 John H. Prescott Marine Mammal Rescue and Response Grant Program, solicitation F26AS00023, is a competitive funding opportunity administered by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service under the Department of the Interior. The program provides financial assistance to eligible marine mammal stranding participants and network collaborators to support the recovery, care, and treatment of sick, injured, or entangled marine mammals, as well as emergency response efforts and the collection of scientific data from stranded animals. Additionally, funds may be used for directly related facility operating costs and the development of stranding network capacity and training in underserved areas. The program specifically targets wild populations under the management authority of the Department of the Interior per the Marine Mammal Protection Act. Applications must be submitted via GrantSolutions.gov by November 30, 2026, for an anticipated performance period from June 1, 2027, to May 31, 2030. Single awards are capped at 150,000 dollars per 12-month period and require a minimum non-Federal cost share of 25 percent. Proposals are evaluated based on the importance and applicability of the project, technical soundness, applicant qualifications, project costs, and existing partnerships. To be eligible, applicants must be registered in SAM.gov and provide a comprehensive proposal package including specific SF forms and a detailed project narrative. Awards are subject to risk reviews, NEPA environmental compliance, and verification against the SAM.gov Exclusions database.

US Fish And Wildlife Service

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Hudson River Estuary Grants for River Education Round 52

Solicitation # 2138659

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation is offering approximately 250,000 dollars in grant funding through the Hudson River Estuary Grants for River Education Round 52. This initiative seeks projects that implement the Hudson River Estuary Action Agenda to conserve, restore, and revitalize the estuary and its ecosystem. Eligible projects must be located within the watershed area of New York State counties draining to the Hudson River, from the Verrazano Narrows bridge to the Troy dam. Individual grant awards range from a minimum of 20,000 dollars to a maximum of 100,000 dollars, with a contract term of three years spanning from September 1, 2027, to August 31, 2030. Bids must be submitted electronically via the State Financial System Grants Management System by December 17, 2026, at 3:00 P.M. EST, as paper bids are not accepted. Applications are evaluated through a multi-step process involving pass/fail eligibility and a composite scoring system based on project objectives, impact, methods, cost-effectiveness, and statewide priority points, such as benefits to disadvantaged communities. A minimum score of 40 points is required for funding eligibility. Awarded grantees must adhere to strict requirements, including the installation of specific credit signage, compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, and the submission of quarterly reimbursement requests. The program also maintains contracting goals of 30 percent for Minority and Women Business Enterprises and 6 percent for Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Businesses.

NYS Department of Environmental Conservation

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Hudson River Estuary Grants for Local Stewardship Planning Round 51

Solicitation # 2139210

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation is offering approximately 350,000 dollars through the Environmental Protection Fund for Round 51 of the Hudson River Estuary Grants for Local Stewardship Planning. These grants support projects that implement the 2026-2030 Hudson River Estuary Action Agenda to conserve, restore, and revitalize the estuary ecosystem. Eligible projects must be located within the Hudson River Estuarine District, extending from the Troy dam to the Verrazano Narrows, including Upper New York Bay and the East River to Hell Gate. Individual grant awards range from a minimum of 10,500 dollars to a maximum of 50,000 dollars, with a performance period spanning three years from August 1, 2027, through July 31, 2030. Bids must be submitted electronically via the State Financial System Grants Management System by December 17, 2026, at 3:00 p.m. EST. To be eligible, applicants must provide at least a 15 percent match and pass a technical review based on a 100 point scale, requiring a minimum score of 40 points for funding consideration. Evaluation is based on project objectives, conservation impact, methods, regional impact, community support, and bidder experience. Awardees must comply with various state mandates, including certifications regarding sexual harassment prevention, gender-based violence in the workplace, and the Iran Divestment Act, as well as Executive Order 16 prohibiting business operations in Russia. The program also establishes a 30 percent Minority and Women Business Enterprise goal and a 6 percent Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Business goal.

NYS Department of Environmental Conservation

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AI Contract Overview

The Volkswagen Mitigation Trust Granite State Clean Fleets Program, administered by the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services (NHDES), is a competitive grant opportunity aimed at reducing diesel emissions statewide by partially reimbursing public entities for replacing older diesel vehicles and equipment with newer, cleaner diesel, electric, or alternative-fueled units. This rolling Request for Proposals (RFP DES 2026-03), posted on July 31, 2025, offers approximately $7.5 million in funding, with proposals accepted on a rolling basis until funding is exhausted or March 30, 2026. Eligible applicants include New Hampshire government entities such as municipalities, state agencies, and public educational institutions. The program targets emission reduction through permanent scrappage of replaced units and incentivizes projects located in priority communities and those utilizing advanced alternative fuels through a weighted scoring system. Proposals are evaluated primarily on technical merit, with bonus points awarded for alternative fuel adoption and community priority rankings, allowing for an overall score up to 125 points. Award decisions use a trade-off methodology emphasizing the maximum environmental benefit, with partial funding and negotiations overseen by NHDES. Compliance requirements include mandatory scrappage procedures (such as drilling engine blocks and cutting chassis), maintenance of replacement units per manufacturer specifications, minimum annual usage thresholds, and thorough record keeping for a five-year retention period. The grant agreement specifies project completion by December 31, 2026, and mandates submission of detailed documentation for both new units and scrapped equipment. The solicitation does not include standard federal acquisition clauses, socioeconomic certifications, or size status requirements, reflecting its nature as a state-administered grant rather than a federal contract. Administrative contacts are provided for proposals and program inquiries, with electronic submission required via email, and protocols in place for confidential information handling. This environmental mitigation initiative focuses on accountable, transparent implementation to improve air quality across New Hampshire by systematically retiring higher-emission diesel vehicles in favor of cleaner alternatives.