Missouri Department of Conservation

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Buyer type:: State Agency
Location:: Jefferson City, MO
Country:: US

Missouri Department of Conservation RFPs

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INVITATION FOR BID (IFB) MDC 0000000210SL: Woody Removal - Cedar, Dade, Polk Counties
Open
Aug 3, 2026
Closes
Aug 17, 2026
Invitation for Bid (IFB) MDC 0000000210SL issued by the Missouri Department of Conservation seeks woody removal services in Cedar, Dade, and Polk counties to restore prairie and grassland ecosystems. The work involves removal of cedar and other woody species encroaching on remnant and restored prairies. The contract has a one-year initial term with specified renewal options.
NW - Gallatin Conservation Areas - TSI/Invasive Work
Open
Jul 31, 2026
Closes
Aug 14, 2026
The Missouri Department of Conservation is seeking bids for timber stand improvement and invasive species removal services at the Gallatin Conservation Area in Daviess County, Missouri. The contractor must provide the necessary tools, equipment, materials, labor, supervision, and supplies, with a one-year contract period and renewal options. This is an Invitation for Bid for 18 line items across six stands, with bids closing on August 14, 2026.
Brown (Bob) Conservation Area ADA Hunting Blind Improvements RFP
Open
Jul 29, 2026
Closes
Aug 13, 2026
The project consists of the Missouri Professional Engineer certified shop drawings, manufacturing, transporting, delivery, and off-loading of one (1) 14’x6’ (interior dimensions) precast concrete ADA viewing/hunting blind including bearing pads, lifting lugs, and all required connection hardware and anchorages.

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Jefferson City
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Cole
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2901 W Truman Blvd
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(800) 392-1111
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65109
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Missouri Department of Conservation

Missouri Department of Conservation Commission Commission Meeting
Date: Oct 1, 2021Type: Meeting mention
The commission meeting covered updates on the Recovering America's Wildlife Act, the Regal Fritillary butterfly restoration project, and feral hog elimination efforts. Discussions included conservation partnerships, legislative engagement field trips, and elk and bear hunting season progress. The commission reviewed departmental initiatives such as the leadership development program, the certification of forest lands, and the implementation of a new cover crop program for agricultural lands. Additionally, updates were provided on the St. Louis City archery partnership, the graduation of new conservation agents, and the development of the Boone County Nature School.
Missouri Department of Conservation Commission Commission Meeting
Date: Aug 1, 2021Type: Meeting mention
The meeting encompassed a broad overview of departmental operations and wildlife conservation initiatives. Key discussion topics included the impact of the COVID-19 resurgence on staff safety and regional meeting formats, updates on national and state-level legislative efforts such as the Recovering America's Wildlife Act, and the department's involvement in events like the Missouri State Fair. The commission reviewed progress on the feral hog reduction partnership, CWD sampling strategies, and various species relocation and management projects. Additionally, the commission discussed education and outreach programming, wildfire response efforts, and the professional development of staff through programs like the Leaders of Tomorrow initiative.
Conservation Commission Commission Meeting
Date: Dec 1, 2017Type: Meeting mention
The Commission meeting involved a presentation on the annual report, focusing on strategic planning, red tape reduction, and major conservation achievements. Key discussions included management efforts for Chronic Wasting Disease, feral hog eradication, and various habitat restoration projects. The Commission reviewed educational outreach initiatives, construction project updates, advancements in technology and digital customer services, and internal continuous improvement processes. Additionally, the Commission discussed the Sustainable Forestry Initiative certification and disaster response efforts, formally approving the framework and direction of the strategic plan.