Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for New Hampshire Fish and Game Department.
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Oct 12, 2026
Oct 23, 2026
Procurement, supply, and installation of an Echo Revolve R4 Upright Microscope and its accessories.
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City
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Concord
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Merrimack
Address
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11 Hazen Drive
Zip Code
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03301
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Board meetings and strategic plans from New Hampshire Fish and Game Department
The Commission discussed several key items, including the acceptance of multiple donations for the Wildlife Education Program, Hunter Education Program, and search and rescue efforts. A significant portion of the meeting focused on an overview of proposed changes to fisheries rules and the status of the Hatchery Modernization Project, including technical specifications, production capacity targets, and staffing requirements. The Director's Report provided updates on recent agency accomplishments, including wildlife management area dedications and conservation efforts. Committee reports covered financial outlooks and revenue generation strategies for the upcoming biennium, as well as legislative concerns regarding sponsorships and upcoming diving regulations. The meeting also addressed operational communication protocols for department events.
The meeting included the approval of several donations to various agency accounts, including the Small Gifts & Donations, Game Management, and Search & Rescue accounts. A detailed financial overview for FY'26 and FY'27 was presented. The commission received an comprehensive overview of the Animal Damage Program, detailing partnerships with USDA Wildlife Services, damage permit programs, and the use of new technologies like drone-assisted assessment. Committee reports included updates from the Public Engagement & Education and Legislative committees, with the latter proposing new language for freshwater fisheries rules authority. The Director's report covered expiring marine rules, online bowhunter education, and updates from the Inland Fisheries, Wildlife, Law Enforcement, and Public Affairs divisions. Public comments focused on rodenticide use, donation inquiries, and concerns regarding depredation permits.
Public-sector contacts connected to New Hampshire Fish and Game Department.
The Commission meeting covered several operational and administrative items. Key actions included approving various monetary and prize donations for wildlife education, hunter programs, and equipment for department use. The Commission received financial reports regarding budget highlights, revenue, and interest earnings, and discussed license sales reporting. A comprehensive presentation was delivered by the Dam Bureau concerning state-owned dam management, safety, classification, and funding priorities. Reports were provided on legislative matters, public engagement, and marine fisheries regulations, including updates from NOAA Fisheries. The Director's report detailed department activities across divisions, including hatchery modernization, wildlife recovery efforts, law enforcement training, and public outreach initiatives. Additionally, public comments regarding fishing line debris and rule-making processes were addressed.
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