*Mand.PreBid* Herbicide Treatment - LDWF RFP
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Oct 6, 2026
Procurement of herbicide treatment services for LDWF.
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Oct 6, 2026
Procurement of herbicide treatment services for LDWF.
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Oct 1, 2026
Establish an Agency Term Contract to maintain Marker Buoys for the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF).
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Sep 3, 2026
Oct 8, 2026
The State of Louisiana, through the Division of Administration and Office of Facility Planning and Control, is soliciting sealed construction bids for “Reroof Parking / Waterproof Storefront,” project 01-107-15-04, F.01004368. The work covers reroofing parking areas and waterproofing storefronts at the Lafayette Field Office of the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries in Lafayette, Louisiana. Bids are due at 2:00 PM on Thursday, October 08, 2026, and the notice says electronic bidding documents are available without charge through Centerline BidConnect.
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Lake Charles
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Calcasieu
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1025 Tom Watson Rd
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(225) 765-2800
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70615
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This Purchase Order (PO 2000876955) issued on September 27, 2024, by the State of Louisiana, OTS Office of Technology Services, procures a 5-year subscription to Jotform Enterprise from Jotform Inc. for a total of $93,069.90. The subscription provides online forms and workplace productivity solutions for 25 users, including HIPAA/SOC 2 compliance. The contract is effective from the issue date and includes standard terms and conditions regarding payment, warranties, civil rights compliance, and contract cancellation.
This document is Purchase Order 2000917198, issued by the State of Louisiana's Office of Technology Services (OTS) to Jotform Inc. on March 24, 2025. The PO is for a Jotform Subscription, increasing the number of permitted users by one, at a total cost of $316.00. The service is expected to commence three days after the order's receipt and will run for four months. The document also details payment terms, delivery instructions, and comprehensive terms and conditions, including provisions for contract termination.
This Addendum 1 modifies the Master Subscription Agreement between Jotform Inc. and Office of Technology Services on Behalf of Wildlife and Fisheries-LT., effective March 27, 2025. It increases the number of permitted users from 5 to 6 and adds a cost of $237.00 for the remaining three months of the contract term.
This Master Subscription Agreement between Jotform Inc. and Office of Technology Services on Behalf of Wildlife and Fisheries-I.T. grants the customer access to Jotform's Enterprise form-building platform. The agreement specifies an initial term of 12 months from the Effective Date, with an annual fee of $7,128. Key provisions cover platform usage, fees, term and termination, data handling, confidentiality, warranties, indemnification, and limitations of liability. An attachment details service level agreements for uptime and support.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries
The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries' five-year strategic plan outlines its direction for managing, conserving, and promoting the wise utilization of Louisiana's renewable fish and wildlife resources and their habitats. The plan aims to provide opportunities for and encourage the safe and healthy use and enjoyment of these resources for current and future generations. Key focus areas include efficient program operation, law enforcement to ensure compliance with natural resource regulations, public safety on waterways, maritime security, wildlife habitat stewardship, species management, and fisheries resource management, all while providing exceptional customer experience and leadership.
The Commission meeting covered several key topics. Recognitions were given to two staff members for graduating from the National Conservation Leadership Institute. Discussions included updates on the White Lake master plan, a proposal to host a waterfowl conference, and a report on enforcement activities such as oyster sanitation, deer hunting violations, and illegal turkey hunting. Additionally, the Commission considered and discussed a resolution opposing proposed changes to drain tile setback rules by the Department of Interior, which could potentially impact wetland conservation in the prairie pothole region.
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The meeting was convened to discuss existing laws regarding the shrimp industry and potential legislative changes. Key topics included revisions to shrimp species definitions, mesh size regulations for trawls, the establishment of open and closed seasons, night trawling bans, and licensing requirements for commercial fishermen. The commission also deliberated on proposed penalties for statutory violations, adjustments to license fee structures, and potential modifications to severance taxes for the industry.
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