Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services.
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Nov 3, 2026
Nov 24, 2026
Seeks up to 30 days of diver-assisted suction harvesting (DASH) to control variable milfoil in Willand Pond in 2027, including harvested-plant handling and disposal.
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Oct 29, 2026
Nov 30, 2026
Asbestos-containing material abatement and replacement of the existing roof with a membrane roofing system at the Paugus Park Pump Station in Laconia, New Hampshire.
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Oct 16, 2026
Nov 16, 2026
The New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services, in coordination with Vermont Energy Investment Corporation and the New England Heat Pump Accelerator, seeks a qualified entity to design, implement, and administer EnergyWise New Hampshire, a residential heat-pump financing pilot. The program aims to reduce affordability barriers for New Hampshire residents pursuing residential electrification and energy-cost savings. Proposals are due November 16, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. ET, with a question period running October 12–26, 2026.
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Oct 16, 2026
Nov 16, 2026
The New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services, in coordination with Vermont Energy Investment Corporation and the New England Heat Pump Accelerator, seeks a qualified entity to design, implement, and administer EnergyWise New Hampshire, a residential heat-pump financing pilot. The program aims to reduce affordability barriers for New Hampshire residents pursuing residential electrification and energy-cost savings. Proposals are due November 16, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. ET, with a question period running October 12–26, 2026.
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Sep 16, 2026
Nov 15, 2026
A competitive reimbursement program open for public, private, and nonprofit entities to propose projects that install publicly available level 2 electric vehicle charging infrastructure at travel- and tourism-oriented locations.
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Dec 4, 2026
Establish a new Laboratory Information Management Servies (LIMS) platform that retains connectivity to the EMD. The successful partner will offer an industry standard LIMS or similar technological approach which will be accessible to authorized WMB staff and partners. The system will be capable of documenting, tracking, and retaining multiple data types throughout standard laboratory procedures (i.e. sample receipt, analysis, data entry, quality control, finalization) and automatically flowing completed records to the EMD.
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Mar 30, 2026
Jan 1, 2028
Provide competitive grant program offering partial reimbursement for projects that reduce transportation-related emissions.
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Concord
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Merrimack
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29 Hazen Drive
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(603) 271-3503
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03301
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Board meetings and strategic plans from New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services
The public hearing focused on the review of a draft temporary permit for the replacement of a hot mix asphalt plant by Brox Industries, Inc. Key discussions included the technical specifications of the proposed equipment, an analysis of potential versus permitted emissions, and how emission thresholds for pollutants like CO and NOx are managed. Participants addressed the role of control equipment, specifically fabric filter bag houses, in particulate matter reduction, and clarified that while hourly production rates may increase, the annual production limit and the recipe/ingredients for asphalt production would remain consistent with regulatory standards.
The task force received a legislative update concerning the Energy and Water Appropriations Bill and potential funding for Rye Harbor maintenance and Piscataqua River navigation projects. Discussions focused on the Hampton-Seabrook Harbor maintenance dredging project, including contractor timelines and beneficial use of dredged sand. The meeting covered the status of the Rye Harbor maintenance dredging, project disposal options, and environmental permitting requirements. Additionally, the task force reviewed the Portsmouth Harbor/Piscataqua River Navigation Improvement Project, the designation process for the Isles of Shoals North dredged material disposal site, and a proposal to reconstruct the main wharf at the Market Street Marine Terminal. Other business included an update on Supplemental Appropriations Act funding for breakwater repairs at the Isles of Shoals.
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The meeting focused on multiple dredge management projects. Updates were provided on the Isles of Shoals Harbor of Refuge breakwater repairs, including construction progress and challenges. Status reports were given for the Hampton Harbor Jetty repair project, noting weather-related delays and potential schedule extensions, as well as the Hampton Harbor Hydrodynamic Feasibility Study. Discussions included upcoming maintenance dredging for the Piscataqua River Simplex/Tyco Shoals and the removal of obstructions. Additionally, the task force reviewed the history and ongoing challenges of eelgrass mitigation efforts related to the Portsmouth Harbor/Piscataqua River Federal Navigation Improvement Project, and discussed enforcement actions regarding previous dredging disposal issues.
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