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Oklahoma Conservation Commission
The Oklahoma Division of Capital Assets Management and the Oklahoma Conservation Commission have issued a solicitation for the Gilbreath Copper Mine Restoration Project 2 near Olustee, OK. The scope of work includes large-scale earthwork such as clearing, grubbing, and over 600,000 cubic yards of earth fill, along with erosion control and seeding. The project has an estimated value of approximately $1.65 million and a performance period of 360 calendar days.
Posted Date
Apr 21, 2026
Due Date
May 19, 2026
Release: Apr 21, 2026
Oklahoma Conservation Commission
Close: May 19, 2026
The Oklahoma Division of Capital Assets Management and the Oklahoma Conservation Commission have issued a solicitation for the Gilbreath Copper Mine Restoration Project 2 near Olustee, OK. The scope of work includes large-scale earthwork such as clearing, grubbing, and over 600,000 cubic yards of earth fill, along with erosion control and seeding. The project has an estimated value of approximately $1.65 million and a performance period of 360 calendar days.
AvailableOklahoma Conservation Commission
The Oklahoma Conservation Commission posted an RFx titled 'Microsatellite Genotyping Services' requesting microsatellite genotyping services. The solicitation appears on the State of Oklahoma PeopleSoft bidding portal as event EV00000868 with a start date of 2026-02-25 and a closing date of 2026-03-12. No primary solicitation file was publicly visible on the event listing at the time of extraction; interested bidders should access the buyer portal and the listed event for full response instructions.
Posted Date
Feb 25, 2026
Due Date
Mar 12, 2026
Release: Feb 25, 2026
Oklahoma Conservation Commission
Close: Mar 12, 2026
The Oklahoma Conservation Commission posted an RFx titled 'Microsatellite Genotyping Services' requesting microsatellite genotyping services. The solicitation appears on the State of Oklahoma PeopleSoft bidding portal as event EV00000868 with a start date of 2026-02-25 and a closing date of 2026-03-12. No primary solicitation file was publicly visible on the event listing at the time of extraction; interested bidders should access the buyer portal and the listed event for full response instructions.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Oklahoma Conservation Commission
The board discussed and took action on several new and amended agreements with various conservation districts and foundations, aimed at supporting wetland restoration, regenerative grazing workshops, and farm bill delivery. Additionally, the board addressed out-of-state travel requests, conservation district director appointments, updates to the Open Records Policy and Fee Schedule, and reviewed various event sponsorships. Staff and partners provided reports on legislative monitoring, drought conditions, and ongoing watershed and construction projects across the state.
The agenda for the meeting includes several key items for discussion and possible approval/ratification. Topics cover the approval of previous minutes and financial statements. A significant portion is dedicated to the discussion and potential action on numerous new and amended agreements with various Conservation Districts and entities, covering sponsorships for outreach meetings and grant disbursements for Area District Coordinators, Farm Bill Specialists, and unpaved roads projects. The commission will also discuss and potentially approve Out of State Travel Requests for upcoming conferences and workshops, and discuss and possibly approve Conservation District Director Appointments. Other scheduled items include discussion/review of PY28 Locally Led Cost Share state guidelines and Emergency Drought Assistance Program #4 guidelines, public comments, partnership reports, and status reports from commission staff.
The meeting agenda focuses extensively on the discussion and possible ratification or approval of numerous Commission Agreements. These include new agreements for wetland assessments and watershed dam repairs/rehabilitation, as well as amendments to existing agreements, many of which involve no-cost time extensions or additions of funds, particularly for Land Management Technician support and Unpaved Roads Projects across several conservation districts. Other key items include discussion and possible approval for essential out-of-state travel requests for national conferences, Conservation District Director Appointments, reconsideration of a provisional reappointment, and discussion and possible ratification of PY2026 Soil Health Implementation Program (SHIP) state guidelines. The agenda also provides for status reports from Commission Members, Partner Agencies (like NRCS), and Staff Directors covering various programs such as Water Quality, Land Management, and District Services.
The Oklahoma Conservation Commission meeting agenda includes discussion and possible approval of the November 3, 2025, regular meeting minutes, claims and financial statement summary, and commission agreements. The agreements cover a range of projects, including the Comanche Pool Video Project, funding for unpaved roads projects, and initiatives by the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation for grassland and wet meadow restoration. Additional topics include out-of-state travel requests, conservation district director appointments, and a presentation on the Small Watershed Rotating Basin Monitoring Program.
The agenda includes discussion and possible approval of regular meeting minutes, claims and financial statement summary, and commission agreements. New agreements include expanding the Juniper Evaluation Tool (JET) pilot statewide, continuing development of a Hydrologic and Water Quality System for Oklahoma, and funding the purchase and spread of native grass seed by drone in the Persimmon Creek watershed. Amended agreements involve partnering with conservation districts for unpaved roads projects and Terry Peach Watershed Restoration Program funds for cedar removal. The agenda also covers out-of-state travel requests, conservation district director appointments, regular scheduled meetings for Calendar Year 2026, and sponsoring the Governor's Water Conference at the Platinum Level.
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