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YELL - 13901 - Hickey Brothers Yellowstone Lake invasive trout suppression

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The Department of the Interior is seeking a contractor for the YELL - 13901 project focused on invasive lake trout suppression in Yellowstone Lake. This initiative aims to protect and rebuild the native cutthroat trout population through a combination of National Park Service efforts and contracted services utilizing gillnetting and trap-netting techniques. The project is categorized under NAICS code 114111 and is currently listed as a forecast with a posted date of September 2, 2026. Coordination for this effort is managed by Cam Sholly and the National Park Service Contract Support Center.

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Department of Interior seeks contractor for invasive lake trout suppression in Yellowstone Lake.

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Department of the Interior

NAICS

114111 - Finfish FishingView NAICS

Place of Performance

WY, USA

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AgencyDepartment of the Interior

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Department of the Interior

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Sholly Cam

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We need to continue to invest in lake trout suppression so that the native cutthroat trout population can continue to rebuild. The effort involves both NPS effort as well as contracted efforts with gillnetting and trap-netting.

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