Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks.
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Nov 24, 2026
Nov 24, 2026
Invitation for Sealed Bids For A Minimum Of 600 And Maximum Of 800 Buckets Of Pulsar Calcium Hypochlorite 1-Inch Briquettes In 50-Lb Buckets
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Nov 5, 2026
Nov 24, 2026
Invitation for Sealed Bids For A Minimum Of 600 And Maximum Of 800 Buckets Of Pulsar Calcium Hypochlorite 1-Inch Briquettes In 50-Lb Buckets
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Oct 15, 2026
Nov 19, 2026
Bureau of Building 601-140 Turcotte Shooting Central Office Roofing (Re-Bid) Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks
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Jackson
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1505 Eastover Dr
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(601) 432-2400
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39211
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks
The Commission reviewed the license sales report covering July through September, highlighting trends across resident and non-resident categories. An overview of the Great Mississippi Nature Trail was provided, with specific focus on Tishomingo State Park. The commission finalized updates to the supplemental feeding of wild animals rule. Law enforcement provided a summary of citations issued and facilitated the review and approval of a hunting license reinstatement request. Additionally, comments regarding state wildlife and outdoor policy, as well as legislative expectations for the upcoming session, were discussed.
This Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan (SCORP) for Mississippi, spanning 2025-2029, acts as a roadmap for recreational planning and development by analyzing demands, needs, and existing resources. The plan prioritizes encouraging active outdoor participation among residents, attracting visitors to parks, enhancing inclusive programming for diverse demographics, and improving universal access to trails and facilities through accessible, low-maintenance infrastructure. Core strategies include enhancing infrastructure and maintenance, expanding programming, advocating for outdoor recreation, fostering collaboration, and ensuring safety. The overarching aim is to boost participation, improve public health outcomes, increase tourism, and strengthen environmental stewardship across the state.
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The commission held a meeting to focus on enhancing, protecting, and conserving natural resources, with specific attention on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Discussion topics included the state of the commercial fishing fleet, the impact of imports on the seafood industry, and ongoing efforts to advertise Mississippi Gulf of America seafood through a five-year program. The meeting also covered the recovery of the oyster population following environmental devastation in 2019, operational updates from the Marine Patrol regarding their responsibilities in maritime security, search and rescue operations, and their coordination with the National Park Service for patrolling barrier islands.
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