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Posted
Oct 13, 2026
Oct 27, 2026
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife seeks bids to procure one new and unused flat-bottom boat and trailer. The official notice lists an estimated initial contract value of $85,000. It was posted October 13, 2026, and lists a closing date of October 27, 2026.
Posted
Oct 12, 2026
Oct 26, 2026
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is soliciting bids for the supply and delivery of 10 rolls of geosynthetic clay liner and 20 bags of granular sodium bentonite for Reiter Ponds Hatchery. The materials will line Earthen Rearing Pond No. 2 to reduce leakage and improve water retention. Delivery is required to the WDFW Lacey Construction Shop by May 20, 2027, and the estimated initial contract value is $62,000.
Posted
Oct 13, 2026
Oct 27, 2026
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife seeks bids to procure one new and unused flat-bottom boat and trailer. The official notice lists an estimated initial contract value of $85,000. It was posted October 13, 2026, and lists a closing date of October 27, 2026.
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Olympia
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Thurston
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1111 Washington St SE
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(360) 902-2200
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98501
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This document outlines a Field Order (PF240413AW) from the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife to Carahsoft Technology Corporation for a 12-month subscription to Granicus AMANDA Editions Enterprise. The order, dated 2024-09-06, is based on Quote No: 49511437 (dated 2024-08-19) and detailed in Granicus Order Form Q-373706 (prepared 2024-08-19). The total price for the new subscription fees is $15,822.80, excluding Washington State tax. This specific subscription runs for 12 months, commencing on the order date, under a broader master contract (No. 05116) that extends until 2026.
This document is a Change Request (V33--001, also referenced as CR001) for the 'Amanda Implementation - Depredation Permitting' project. It outlines a scope change to add 40 hours to the total project budget, increasing it to 364 hours. The changes include adding attachment capabilities to permits, adding customer contacts to the system, updating the Turkey Damage Permit template, adding a 'Cancel' value to the Permit Issuance Process, and enabling cloning of issued/closed permits. The request was made on March 21, 2024, and approved by Washington Wildlife (Jeffrey R. Hugdahl) on May 17, 2024, and Carahsoft (Melissa Donaldson) on May 15, 2024. The change has no impact on the project milestone timeline.
This document outlines a Government Price Quotation and an associated Order Form for Granicus AMANDA Editions Enterprise Subscription services for the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. The quote details a total price of $15,822.80 for new subscription fees, with a total quote including tax of $17,373.43. The overarching contract term is from 2017-07-17 to 2026-09-15, with the specific order having a 12-month period of performance.
This document outlines the renewal of an AMANDA Citizen Portal Subscription for the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, facilitated by Granicus at Carahsoft. The service period is from December 28, 2024, to December 27, 2025, with a total cost of $17,405.06 for the subscription services. The total quote, including Washington state tax, amounts to $19,110.76.
This document outlines an order for annual subscriptions of AMANDA Editions Standard (FOI) from Carahsoft Technology Corp to the Washington State Department of Fish & Wildlife, identified by Purchase Order PF240034AW and Contract 05116. It includes an Order/Payment Form and three invoices detailing the subscription items, their quantities (23.5, 56, 101 units), unit price ($195.99), and individual invoice totals. A related Jira ticket indicates an overall estimated cost and price of $127,001.52 for the project, which includes the AMANDA subscriptions. Subscriptions begin in April and May 2024.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
The Commission engaged in various conservation and management discussions, including updates on sturgeon conservation strategies, native resident trout policy implementation, and purple urchin co-management plans. Significant actions included the delegation of authority to the Director for updating sturgeon sport fishing rules and the initiation of rulemaking to allow two-pole usage on the Snake River. The meeting also addressed fair chase concerns regarding hunting technology, a review of the cougar season setting results, and the approval of multiple land transactions, including acquisitions and easement exchanges. Future planning for the commission meeting schedule was also reviewed.
This document outlines the 2027 legislative and budget development process, including a detailed timeline and budget outlook. It identifies key priorities for the upcoming legislative session, focusing on managing risks, addressing increased state costs, and strategic investments. The plan details maintenance level packages requesting funding for increasing costs on existing work, totaling $53.7 million for the 2027-29 biennium, and policy level packages, requesting $37.7 million for the same biennium, to restore cut capacities and transition one-time programmatic funding to ongoing status for various initiatives.
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The 2026 Roadmap for Continuous Fish and Wildlife Commission Improvement outlines strategies and actions derived from the 2025 Commission Retreat and 2026 commitments. Key strategic areas include enhancing collaboration and working relationships, effective management of Commission time and annual workplans, adherence to Rules of Procedure, planning and preparing for effective conversations, managing effective meetings, and improving processes for receiving public input. The plan aims for continuous enhancement of the Commission's functions and operations.
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