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NAICS Code· 924120

Administration of Conservation Programs

This industry comprises government establishments primarily engaged in the administration, regulation, supervision, and control of land use, including recreational areas; conservation and preservation of natural resources; erosion control; geological survey program administration; weather forecasting program administration; and the administration and protection of publicly and privately owned forest lands. Government establishments responsible for planning, management, regulation, and conservation of game, fish, and wildlife populations, including wildlife management areas and field stations; and other administrative matters relating to the protection of fish, game, and wildlife are included in this industry. Cross-References. Government establishments primarily engaged in--Show more

NAICS 924120 – Administration of Conservation Programs encompasses the federal management, oversight, and operational support of programs designed to protect, restore, and sustain natural resources and ecological systems. This includes the administration of land and water conservation initiatives, wildlife habitat management, endangered species protection, environmental compliance monitoring, and the coordination of public-private conservation partnerships.

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NAICS code 924120 covers Administration of Conservation Programs. This industry comprises government establishments primarily engaged in the administration, regulation, supervision, and control of land use, including recreational areas; conservation and preservation of natural resources; erosion control; geological survey program administration; weather forecasting program administration; and the administration and protection of publicly and privately owned forest lands. Government establishments responsible for planning, management, regulation, and conservation of game, fish, and wildlife populations, including wildlife management areas and field stations; and other administrative matters relating to the protection of fish, game, and wildlife are included in this industry. Cross-References. Government establishments primarily engaged in--

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NAICS: 924120
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Assistance for Monitoring and Management Plan ImplementationThe contract aims to implement at least forty-five approved Management Practice Plans within the Ventura River, Santa Clara River, and Calleguas Creek watersheds to reduce pesticide and nutrient runoff and leaching, aligning with established Total Maximum Daily Loads and the 2023 Ag Order for discharges from irrigated lands. These plans focus on sediment, nutrient, and irrigation management practices designed to improve water quality and comply with regional water board requirements. The efforts are targeted at agricultural and irrigated lands in these watersheds to mitigate impacts from nonpoint source pollution. The project is managed by the Ventura County Resource Conservation District in California, with primary contact points including Alexander Vaca, Johnagustin Zecua, and Jamie Whiteford, who oversee monitoring, implementation, and grant coordination. Although the solicitation is listed as a forecast with no formal solicitation number or set-aside designation, the initiative is scheduled to be publicly available as of July 2, 2026, and will require participation from landowners and agricultural operators in the specified watersheds to achieve documented compliance and environmental outcomes.
Ventura County Resource Conservation District

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6 days ago

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NAICS: 924120
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Sustainability Policy & Climate Action Plan IntegrationThe City of Oceanside is seeking to integrate greenhouse gas emission thresholds into its existing Climate Action Plan to ensure full compliance with state environmental mandates and to support long-term emissions reduction targets. This subcontract aims to synchronize local sustainability policies with broader regional and state climate objectives, reinforcing the city’s commitment to measurable and accountable progress in reducing carbon output. The work will involve analyzing current emissions data, aligning policy frameworks, and implementing actionable thresholds that reflect scientifically informed benchmarks and regulatory requirements. The effort is focused on enhancing the City’s Climate Action Plan with specific, enforceable GHG benchmarks that guide future development, infrastructure projects, and municipal operations. The contract is tied to a single place of performance in Oceanside, California, and falls under NAICS code 924120, indicating its classification within governmental environmental programs. Although no set-aside provisions or solicitation number are specified, the project is posted under the City’s official procurement channel and is expected to influence local decision-making and policy formulation for years to come.
City of Oceanside

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6 days ago

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NAICS: 924120
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Pile Burning and Prescribed Fire SupportThe contract entails the safe and efficient conduct of pile burning operations to manage woody debris and provide comprehensive support for prescribed fire activities across designated areas in California. This includes all phases of fire operations such as ignition, continuous monitoring during burning, and thorough mop-up procedures, all conducted in strict adherence to established safety protocols and environmental standards. The work is focused on reducing hazardous fuel loads and promoting ecosystem health through controlled combustion methods under the oversight of the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection. The subcontract is identified under NAICS code 924120 for firefighting services and is performance-based with a place of performance located in an area with postal code 932656. The contract was posted on June 30, 2026, and is part of a broader state initiative to manage wildland fuels and mitigate wildfire risks. All activities must comply with state and federal regulations governing prescribed burning, and contractors are expected to maintain operational readiness, ensure personnel safety, and document all efforts in alignment with agency protocols. Technical expertise in wildfire behavior, meteorological conditions, and fire suppression tactics is essential for successful contract performance.
California Forestry and Fire Protection, Department of

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8 days ago

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NAICS: 924120
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Prescribed and Cultural Fire ImplementationThe contract titled Prescribed and Cultural Fire Implementation is a subcontract issued by the Sierra Resource Conservation District in California to carry out controlled burns aimed at reducing wildfire risk while advancing ecological and cultural goals. Activities will be conducted under strict environmental parameters, including specific weather patterns and fuel conditions, ensuring safety and effectiveness. The work is governed by NAICS code 924120, which pertains to administration of conservation programs, indicating the project’s focus on land and resource management. Execution will occur across unspecified locations within the state, with operations tailored to local ecosystem needs and traditional fire practices. The contract was posted on June 29, 2026, and is accessible through the CEQA Net project portal for further details.
Sierra Resource Conservation District

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9 days ago

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NAICS: 924120
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Agency Coordination and Stakeholder EngagementThis contract facilitates interagency coordination between the U.S. Forest Service and the California State Water Resources Control Board’s Division of Water Rights to support the approval process for water right amendments. The primary focus is on enabling effective communication and collaboration across agencies to align objectives, resolve potential conflicts, and ensure regulatory compliance throughout the amendment review. Stakeholder engagement is a critical component, requiring active outreach and coordination with interested parties including local governments, water users, environmental groups, and tribal entities to gather input, address concerns, and build consensus around proposed changes to water rights. The work will involve managing meetings, preparing documentation, tracking feedback, and maintaining transparent records to support the SWRCB’s decision-making process. Activities are designed to streamline approval timelines, reduce administrative delays, and promote equitable participation from all affected communities. The contract is structured as a subcontract under NAICS code 924120, indicating it falls under governmental administrative services, and is tied to a specific project within California’s regulatory framework. Performance will be centered around supporting the Division of Water Rights in upholding state water law while ensuring a thorough, inclusive, and legally defensible process for water right amendments.
SWRCB, Division of Water Rights

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9 days ago

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NAICS: 924120
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Prescribed Fire ImplementationEl Dorado County Resource Conservation District is seeking a subcontractor to conduct prescribed fires under strictly approved environmental and safety conditions to reduce surface fuels and mitigate wildfire risk. The work must comply with all applicable air quality regulations and safety protocols to ensure public and environmental protection, with operations limited to periods when meteorological and ecological conditions are optimal. The contract falls under NAICS code 924120, indicating it is related to forest conservation and fire management services, and is scheduled to be posted on June 29, 2026, with performance anticipated to occur across designated areas within California. All activities are subject to regulatory oversight and must align with local, state, and federal guidelines for controlled burns, emphasizing ecological restoration and community safety.
El Dorado County Resource Conservation District

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9 days ago

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NAICS: 924120
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Pile Burning & Prescribed Fire ImplementationThe contract entails the execution of controlled pile burning and prescribed fire operations to manage cleared vegetation across designated areas in California, specifically within the 95631 zip code region. All activities must follow strict burn planning protocols, including continuous weather monitoring, precise ignition techniques, and immediate suppression measures to ensure public and environmental safety. Compliance with state and federal air quality regulations and fire safety standards is mandatory throughout the entire process, from preparation to final containment. The work is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 924120, indicating its association with environmental conservation and land management services. The project is administered by the Placer County Resource Conservation District, and while no solicitation number or point of contact is provided, the contract was posted on June 29, 2026, with performance tied to local ecological and regulatory requirements.
Placer County Resource Conservation District

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9 days ago

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NAICS: 924120
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Outreach Coordination with State & Federal Wildlife AgenciesThe contract requires coordination with state and federal wildlife agencies to align lead-free ammunition initiatives with regional hunting practices and conservation objectives. This effort focuses on ensuring that policies promoting non-lead ammunition are effectively integrated into existing hunting traditions and ecological protection strategies across jurisdictions. The work involves collaboration, communication, and policy alignment to support environmental sustainability while respecting the cultural and practical needs of hunters and land managers. The solicitation is designated as a subcontract under NAICS code 924120, which pertains to wildlife and game management. It was posted on June 29, 2026, with a response deadline of July 10, 2026, at 9:00 PM. The agency responsible is the Department of the Interior, operating under the identifier Over Sat G/s Fws. The place of performance and point of contact details are unspecified, indicating potential nationwide or multi-state scope, and no set-aside classification is listed, suggesting the opportunity is open to all eligible subcontractors regardless of size or status.
Over Sat G/s Fws

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9 days ago

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in 3 days
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NAICS: 924120
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Regional Conservation Partnership Program (RCPP) Classic for federal fiscal year (FY) 2026The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Natural Resources Conservation Service, through the Commodity Credit Corporation, is offering up to $310 million in funding for the Regional Conservation Partnership Program (RCPP) Classic for fiscal year 2026, with $30 million of that amount reserved specifically for Indian tribes and shared between the Classic and Alternative Funding Arrangement streams. This program supports partner-led projects that address regional and watershed-level natural resource concerns on private agricultural lands, including farms, ranches, and forests, with priority given to initiatives focused on soil health, water quality, healthy range and pasturelands, and wildlife habitat. Proposals must demonstrate measurable environmental outcomes and be submitted through the mandatory RCPP portal by 4:59 p.m. Eastern Time on August 24, 2026, using either an eAuthentication Level 2 credential or a Login.gov account, with early registration strongly advised due to the multi-week setup time required. All applicants must be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) and hold a Unique Entity Identifier, and must coordinate with their state NRCS conservationist and RCPP coordinator at least four weeks prior to submission to align proposals with agency priorities and state-level needs, as failure to do so may adversely affect scoring. Proposals are evaluated based on three weighted criteria: Impact (50 percent), which assesses the clarity of the conservation problem, realism of outcomes, scope, and use of measurable benchmarks; Partnerships and Management (30 percent), which evaluates the roles, qualifications, and track record of partners in engaging producers and landowners; and Partner Contributions (20 percent), which examines the sufficiency, eligibility, and documented valuation of cash and in-kind contributions leveraged alongside federal funds. Technical Assistance spending is capped at 25 percent of the total project request, with funds divided between Enhancements and Implementation activities, while Financial Assistance must be organized into five defined activity types. Partner contributions must be documented with letters detailing actual costs and excluding administrative expenses, which NRCS is statutorily prohibited from funding. Projects are typically five years in duration, with early start dates expected around November 2026, and must comply with federal civil rights and non-discrimination statutes, Buy America requirements under the Build America, Buy America Act, and cost principles under 2 CFR Part 200. Payment eligibility requires strict documentation, including meeting agendas and participant lists for recruitment efforts, and all financial and contribution records must be retained for three years post-final payment, subject
Natural Resources Conservation Service

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15 days ago

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in about 2 months
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NAICS: 924120
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Amend Sections 28.06 and 28.65, Title 14, CCR, Regarding Recreational Gear Restrictions for White SharkThe proposed amendments to Title 14, California Code of Regulations, Sections 28.06 and 28.65, impose strict new restrictions on recreational fishing gear to safeguard white sharks, an apex predator protected under state and federal law. The changes mandate the immediate release of any white shark that is accidentally hooked, prohibit hauling them out of the water, and ban the use of wire or metallic lines, leaders, or hooks larger than one and one-half inches in maximum inside diameter when fishing from the shoreline or within 1,000 yards of the mean high tide line south of Pigeon Point. These measures are designed to counteract a rise in intentional and accidental targeting of white sharks by anglers using heavy-duty equipment, which has already led to the deaths of at least three sharks this year and contributed to a serious human incident in 2014 when a swimmer was bitten by a shark previously hooked by a pier angler. An impending strong El Niño event is expected to bring increased numbers of white sharks, particularly juveniles, into coastal waters where recreational fishing is common, heightening the risk of dangerous interactions between hooked sharks and ocean users. The urgency to act stems from recent alarming trends of targeted fishing and the potential for further fatalities among sharks and humans. By restricting the most harmful gear types and enforcing immediate release protocols, the regulation seeks to reduce lethal outcomes for white sharks and prevent potentially lethal encounters between hooked sharks and swimmers, surfers, or other people in the water. The Fish and Game Commission has identified this as an emergency situation requiring immediate regulatory intervention to protect both marine life and public safety.
Fish and Game Commission

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19 days ago

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19 days ago
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NAICS: 924120
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F26AS00104 State ANS Management Plan 2026The F26AS00104 State ANS Management Plan 2026 solicitation, issued by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service under the Department of the Interior, invites eligible states and interstate organizations to submit applications for federal grants to implement approved State and Interstate Aquatic Nuisance Species Management Plans under the Nonindigenous Aquatic Nuisance Prevention and Control Act of 1990. The primary objective is to prevent the introduction and spread of aquatic invasive species, particularly zebra and quagga mussels, and reduce associated ecological and economic risks through coordinated, science-based actions aligned with previously approved plans. The funding opportunity provides an estimated total of $4,084,000, with an expected 47 awards ranging from $5,000 to $150,000 each. Applicants must meet strict eligibility requirements, including having a plan approved by the Aquatic Nuisance Species Task Force, and are required to provide a 25% non-federal cost share of total project costs, with administrative expenses capped at 5% of the grant amount in any fiscal year. The application process is structured in two distinct phases: a pre-proposal stage and a full application stage. Pre-proposals, limited to 6–8 pages and submitted outside the GrantSolutions system by July 29, 2026, must contain a program narrative linking proposed activities to the approved management plan, a prioritized action list, a performance timeline, and a detailed budget table showing federal and non-federal contributions with an acknowledgment of the 5% administrative cap. Only applicants whose pre-proposals are approved may proceed to submit a full application through GrantSolutions by October 14, 2026. Full applications require standardized forms including SF-424, SF-424A or SF-424C, SF-429, SF-LLL, and the OMB 4040-0019 Project Abstract Summary, all written in plain language and supported by comprehensive narratives detailing needs, proposed actions, key personnel, and alignment with plan goals. All applicants must maintain an active SAM.gov registration with a Unique Entity Identifier and undergo financial and eligibility screening, including a risk assessment under 2 CFR 200.206 that evaluates financial management, past performance, staffing, and compliance history. Awards are subject to conditions including mandatory reporting to SAM.gov for integrity issues
Fish And Wildlife Service

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19 days ago

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in 5 months
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NAICS: 924120
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Regulatory Amendment for Bighorn Sheep Hunting Tag QuotasThe regulatory amendment adjusts hunting tag allocations for bighorn sheep in California and introduces new designated hunt areas to better manage wildlife populations and hunting pressure. This action is taken by the Fish and Game Commission to align hunting opportunities with conservation goals, ecological data, and public input, ensuring the long-term sustainability of bighorn sheep herds across their native habitats. No tags are being procured or subcontracted, and the measure focuses solely on modifying existing regulatory frameworks to reflect current biological and operational needs. The amendment applies statewide but targets specific regions where population dynamics require refined management, and it will affect only licensed hunters seeking bighorn sheep tags through the state’s draw system. The changes are effective as of the regulation’s adoption date and are implemented under the authority of California’s wildlife code, using the NAICS code 924120 to classify the regulatory nature of the action. The process was publicly disclosed via the CEQA Net portal, allowing for transparency and compliance with environmental review standards, though no commercial procurement or financial transactions are involved.
Fish and Game Commission

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20 days ago

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