Region 2 Hq Janitorial RFP
Posted
Oct 23, 2026
Dec 4, 2026
Provide Janitorial Services for Region 2 Headquarters building.
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Posted
Oct 23, 2026
Dec 4, 2026
Provide Janitorial Services for Region 2 Headquarters building.
Posted
Oct 28, 2026
Nov 18, 2026
The project generally includes reclaiming a portion of the existing road, constructing a portion of new road, installing riprap, installing base gravel on the road and boat ramp, removing boat ramp planks, constructing and installing boat ramp planks, reconstructing a portion of streambank, and revegetation.
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City
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Helena
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Lewis and Clark
Address
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490 N Meridian Rd
Phone Number
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(406) 444-2535
Zip Code
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59620-0701
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks
This hearing was convened to receive public comments regarding the proposed amendment of administrative rules and the adoption of new rules pertaining to the Smith River private and commercial use permit system. Key topics discussed included the length of the Smith River season, concerns about the clarity of the proposed reallocation process, the regulatory mapping between existing laws and proposed rule changes, and the redundancy of certain proposed rule language regarding outfitter successorship and business transfers.
The meeting included the approval of expenditure reports and various reports from board members regarding visits to state parks, including Milltown State Park, Beavertail Campground, Fort Owen State Park, and Missouri Headwaters State Park. Discussions covered increased visitation rates, management strategies for high usage, ongoing trail and infrastructure projects, and collaborative efforts between parks and museums. The board also heard about community interest in park activities, such as full moon hikes and educational programs, and received an agency report from the Director.
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The Board discussed key priorities for the 2020/21 biennium, including zero-based budgeting and the implementation of the Parks-in-Focus initiative. The meeting covered the adoption of the Forest Management Plan and an endorsement for a land exchange to increase public shoreline access at Lake Mary Ronan State Park. Strategies to improve public access and management at Fort Owen State Park were reviewed, alongside updates regarding the Montana State Parks Foundation, the Heritage Resources Biennial Report, and ongoing efforts to acquire the Holt property for Travelers' Rest State Park. Additionally, the Board recognized volunteers and discussed the potential acquisition of the Bonner Learning Park for Milltown State Park.
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