Life Technologies Instrument Service Agreements Modification *Sole Source* RFP
Aug 7, 2026
Closes
Aug 12, 2026
Seeking for life technologies service, maintenance, and repairs.
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Aug 7, 2026
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Aug 12, 2026
Seeking for life technologies service, maintenance, and repairs.
Aug 6, 2026
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Aug 19, 2026
Provide hay production. Seeking only share crop agreements on approx. 30 acres hay ground. Round bales are preferred but large and small square bales will also be considered.
Jul 27, 2026
Closes
Aug 12, 2026
The Colorado Division of Parks and Wildlife is accepting bids for the rerouting of a portion of the Government Creek OHV Trail, including new trail construction and stabilization of deteriorated sections. The work includes road and ATV trail improvements, armored tread, riprap protection, check dams, fencing, a width-restrictor gate, site restoration, and reseeding, with completion expected within 60 calendar days after the Notice to Proceed. This is an Invitation for Bid—not a grant program—with bids due August 12, 2026, and the solicitation includes plans and specifications, a bid schedule, required certifications, and qualifications/reference forms.
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Denver
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Denver
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6060 Broadway
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(303) 297-1192
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80216
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The discussion centered on the potential regulation of electronic calling devices for predator and furbearer hunting, examining the intersection of social values, Fair Chase ethics, and biological necessity. Participants debated the impact of these devices on hunting ethics and the importance of public values in decision-making. The meeting further addressed rules for the humane dispatch of furbearers, highlighting concerns regarding the clarity of current regulations when public safety prohibits standard methods of take. Specific attention was given to the ambiguity of AVMA euthanasia guidelines for free-ranging wildlife and the need for more enforceable, clear policy language.
The meeting included an update on the first year of Colorado's outdoor strategy, focusing on its transition from a shared framework into tangible tools, partnerships, and projects. Key discussion topics covered three primary goals: climate resilience and conservation, sustainable outdoor recreation, and coordinated planning and funding. Presentations highlighted implementation efforts, including statewide roadshows and tribal collaboration training. Additionally, the commission reviewed the development of a mobile data dashboard for tracking recreation and visitation patterns, and discussed the implementation of the Outdoor Opportunities Act to enhance staff capacity for recreation planning.
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This strategy outlines a vision for Colorado's outdoors, focusing on shared goals and actions to support conservation, outdoor recreation, and climate resilience. It aims to foster partnerships, collaboration, and inform regional and statewide decision-making through tools and resources such as data, mapping, and funding opportunities. The overarching purpose is to proactively protect and care for Colorado's natural environment.
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