RFP BCSW-FY27-001 - StRAP (2024)Phase II
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Aug 24, 2026
Sep 14, 2026
Procurement of stream debris removal services for the Streamflow Rehabilitation Assistance Program.
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Posted
Aug 24, 2026
Sep 14, 2026
Procurement of stream debris removal services for the Streamflow Rehabilitation Assistance Program.
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Washington
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Beaufort
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155c Airport Rd
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(252) 946-4989
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27889
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Beaufort Soil And Water Conservation District
The meeting agenda included several key items for discussion and decision. Consent items involved approval of refunds exceeding $100, review of the FY 26-27 Budget Schedule, acceptance of a $20,000 grant from the NC Department of Military and Veteran Affairs, and approval of previous minutes from February 9, 2026. Decision items covered the approval of a professional engineering services contract with L.E. Wooten & Company dba The Wooten Company for roadway and utility extensions at the Industrial Park for $327,200.00, setting Board of Equalization and Review dates, reclassifications within the Health Department and Finance Office, insurance reimbursement and vehicle purchase for the Sheriff's Office, and a resolution supporting an NCDOT project. The agenda also included service award presentations and time allocated for public comments and legislative updates.
Key discussions included updates on the Washington--Beaufort County Road and Utility Infrastructure Project, which received a significant IDF grant, and the selection of The Wooten Company for design and engineering services. There was an update on BTW Global's facility plans contingent on infrastructure improvements. Progress was noted on the Economic Development Specialist's certification path. The committee discussed potential industrial growth, including a meeting with Sesame Technologies regarding a planned expansion that manufactured over 231,500 parts in 2025. Additionally, there was an update on a competitive project involving an aquaculture company from Washington State seeking to expand its trout hatchery operations, potentially involving a $15 million investment and 35 to 50 jobs. A discussion was held regarding the potential construction of a feed mill in the northern county, involving local farmers and an estimated construction cost of $7--$8 million, which would create a local market for grain and reduce freight costs. The office also reported on the administration and progress of several current Building Reuse Grant projects (Elite Truck, Hometown Hall, Agape Health Clinic) and the submission of December 2025 progress reports.
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