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Sep 25, 2026
Oct 27, 2026
Work includes manage fish and wildlife resources for their long-term well-being and the benefit of people.
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Sep 18, 2026
Oct 16, 2026
Procurement of cleaning and maintenance services for Dinner Island Ranch Wildlife Management Area.
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Oct 22, 2026
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) is soliciting bids for site preparation and restoration services at Telogia Creek Wildlife Management Area in Liberty County, Florida. The work includes stumping, raking, piling, and certified burning in pine-plantation clearcuts and planted sand-pine stands, including approximately 51 acres of clearcuts and 32 acres of sand-pine stands. Bidders must meet the solicitation’s registration and certification requirements, submit sealed physical bids, and complete and invoice the work by June 15, 2027.
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Tampa
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Hillsborough
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5110 W Gandy Blvd
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(850) 488-4676
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33611
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This document details a Microsoft Server and Cloud Enrollment agreement between Microsoft Corporation and Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation, effective June 1, 2022, for an initial term of 36 months. The agreement outlines the terms for licensing Microsoft products and services, including product selection, order requirements, pricing levels, and payment terms. It also specifies contact information for both parties and the designated reseller, Insight Direct USA, Inc. The document includes a signature form, the enrollment terms, and an amendment clarifying the effective date.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission
The Commission meeting covered a wide range of fisheries and wildlife management topics. Key actions included the approval of staff recommendations regarding the 2026 Atlantic red snapper recreational season, updates to the marine special activity license program, and amendments to Lake Okeechobee haul seine regulations. The Commission also established an Off-Highway Vehicle hunting permit for the J.W. Corbett Wildlife Management Area. Reports were presented on wild turkey management, the private lands deer management program, detection dog research, and updates from the South Atlantic and Gulf Fishery Management Councils. Additionally, the Commission recognized various volunteer achievements and discussed future agenda planning.
The Commission meeting covered several strategic and operational initiatives. Key discussion topics included a report on a recent summit regarding lionfish management and the development of removal techniques, the formalization of a partnership through the Florida-Georgia Quail Coalition to enhance habitat and promote youth shooting sports, and the recognition of the agency's Executive Director for a conservation award. Additionally, the Commission engaged in a strategic vision dialogue aimed at establishing a long-term framework for the agency, focusing on high-level policy areas such as habitat protection, innovation in management tools, and environmental policy scanning.
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The commission meeting focused on the fishery management plan for Biscayne National Park. Discussions covered the ongoing partnership between the FWC and the National Park Service, including the management challenges due to jurisdiction issues. Key topics included the preferred alternative for the fishery management plan, which aims to increase fish abundance and average size by 20% through various regulatory measures such as spear fishing limits, the elimination of the lobster mini-season, and phasing out commercial fishing. The commission also touched upon the general management plan and the controversial nature of zoning schemes that limit fishing access.
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