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Oct 1, 2026
Procurement for the demolition of existing facilities and installation of a new prefabrication pit vault restroom building, including new paved ADA parking, minor grading, and seeding at the Lower Equestrian Campground Pit Latrine.
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Oct 1, 2026
Competitive Quotation for replacing a gravel boat ramp with a PCC pavement ramp, an ADA boat parking stall, and enlarging and regrading the existing parking lot at Bitternut Lake Boat Ramp.
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Oct 26, 2026
This RFP is for the purchase and removal of a house located on state-owned real estate in Honey Creek State Park, Appanoose County, Iowa.
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City
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Des Moines
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Polk
Address
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Wallace State Office Building
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(515) 725-8200
Zip Code
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50321
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This Master Agreement is between the State of Iowa and Van Diest Supply Co for the provision of Aquatic Herbicides for Natural Resources. The agreement is effective from December 31, 2023, to December 30, 2024, with an option for renewal. It outlines unit pricing for various pesticides and chemicals.
This document outlines a competitive quotation process for the South Boat Ramp Improvements project at Prairie Rose State Park, Iowa, initiated by the Iowa Department of Natural Resources. It includes instructions for bidders, a comprehensive public improvement contract template detailing the scope of work, unit-price payment terms, a May 1, 2026 completion date, and various legal and operational clauses. Bidders are required to submit unit prices for specified line items to form a total bid for the project identified by Contract No. 25-04-83-04.
This Master Agreement, Contract No. 2023 BUS 1011, is between the Iowa Department of Management (DOM) and Insight Public Sector, Inc. It establishes a framework for Iowa governmental entities to procure technology products, services, and solutions by leveraging an existing Omnia Partners Contract. Effective November 29, 2023, and expiring April 30, 2026, the agreement sets ceiling prices but does not guarantee minimum purchases, with individual transactions occurring through separate Purchasing Instruments. It details terms for deliverables, compensation, intellectual property, confidentiality, security, and includes specific addenda covering tax information safeguards, HIPAA compliance, insurance, and software licensing.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Iowa Department of Natural Resources
The commission agenda included decisions regarding multiple timber sale contracts for state forests and public land management projects. Several construction projects were addressed, including wastewater improvements at Ledges State Park and Volga River State Recreation Area, a bridge installation at Gypsum City, and accessibility improvements at Lake Darling and Geode State Parks. The board reviewed service contracts with organizations such as Trees Forever, Inc., Spee Dee Delivery Service, Inc., Iowa State University, and Houston Engineering, Inc. Additionally, the commission deliberated on land acquisition for the Big Sioux Wildlife Management Area and proposed rule changes concerning fair information practices and contested cases.
The commission reviewed several natural resource management projects and contracts. Key discussion topics included land management agreements, approval of small and large construction projects such as sewer improvements, levee repairs, and tunnel stabilization, and land acquisition projects involving various wildlife management areas. The commission also considered rulemakings regarding trail cameras on game management areas and small game hunting regulations, as well as contract amendments for conservation corps services and body cameras.
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The Commission addressed several items including public land management projects, director and administrator remarks, and a contested case appeal regarding a tree removal project at Lewis and Clark State Park. Additionally, the meeting covered proposed county antlerless quota changes, various small and large construction projects, and land acquisition projects. The Commission also reviewed and approved contracts for park restoration and equipment procurement, while discussing upcoming meeting schedules and general outdoor recreation topics.
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