Camp Pad Gravel Maintenance - West Bend RFP
Jul 23, 2026
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Sep 10, 2026
Camp pad gravel maintenance.
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Jul 23, 2026
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Camp pad gravel maintenance.
Aug 23, 2026
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Camp pad & interior road gravel maintenance.
Aug 19, 2026
Closes
Sep 10, 2026
South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks seeks bids for a custom aluminum fish transport tank with three insulated compartments of approximately 250 gallons each, integrated aeration/diffusion/flow-metering equipment, and specified fittings and hardware. The successful vendor must provide installation drawings and deliver the complete system to the agency's Sioux Falls facility by 2027-05-01. This is an Invitation for Bid, Event ID 26IFB19928, with responses due September 10, 2026 at 8:00 PM GMT.
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Pierre
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Hughes
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523 E Capitol Ave
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(605) 223-7660
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57501
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The commission meeting covered a broad range of wildlife and parks management issues. Significant agenda items included the denial of a petition regarding nonresident mountain lion hunting requirements and the withdrawal of a petition concerning archery paddlefish transport. The Commission reviewed several proposals for fishing regulations, including aquatic invasive species, bait, and tournament rules, as well as updates to the threatened and endangered species list and bobcat hunting season status. Final actions were taken on turkey hunting seasons and private shooting preserve regulations. Additionally, the commission received informational updates regarding park projects, camping revenue, marketing initiatives, recreational trail programs, elk raffle licenses, goose depredation management, coyote bounty program results, and law enforcement case highlights.
The commission addressed several action items, including the approval of a license list request from Hunt Lead-Free SD, the 2027 fiscal year budget, and multiple petitions regarding bird tagging and transportation permits. Key wildlife management actions included the approval of deer and turkey season proposals, antelope license recommendations, and a resolution for big game depredation permits. Informational reports covered law enforcement recruitment, the Outdoor Campus expansion, small game harvest statistics, walleye genetics research, and updates on park division assets, including the Custer State Park Resort lease and camping revenue.
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This Education Strategic Plan for South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks serves as a roadmap to connect people and families to the outdoors through effective management of the state's natural resources and to conserve the outdoor heritage for future generations. The plan outlines five primary goals: developing understanding and engagement in outdoor stewardship, building a cohesive high-performance education team, growing strategic partnerships, creating a sustainable marketing plan for outdoor recreational and educational opportunities, and implementing evolving measures of success.
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