Wildlife RFPs

Seeking staffing services.

The California Department of Fish & Wildlife seeks a contractor to provide integrated pest management (IPM) services, including rodent and insect control, at state-owned facilities in the Imperial and San Jacinto Wildlife Areas. The contract covers quarterly services and additional treatments as needed across buildings, restrooms, residences, garages and small water-treatment structures, with specific pesticide/material restrictions and reporting requirements. The period of performance runs from July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2029, and the solicitation is for a state procurement rather than a grant.

The Commonwealth of Virginia, Department of Forestry issued an Invitation for Bids to create and establish permanent early successional grass/forb habitat by clearing, leveling, topdressing, and planting four designated clearings in Alleghany County. Work includes delineation of areas, timber/slash removal and stump excavation, application of lime and fertilizer, and broadcast seeding after October 1, 2026; period of performance runs through November 1, 2026. This IFB is a Small Business set-aside with DSBSD certification requirements and other Virginia contractor licensing/insurance requirements; the solicitation is a procurement (not a grant) and is open with a response deadline of 2026-06-03.

SECO Energy is requesting proposals for environmental services to perform a Wildlife Assessment for the Groveland Substation project and provides a Statement of Work in the solicitation. All bids and questions must be submitted via SECO Energy's VendorLink (no emails or phone calls); bidders must select 'Proposal' as file type, enter a Lump Sum Bid Price, and submit any red-line edits to the provided SECO Service Agreement. The opportunity was posted on 2026-05-22 and responses are due 2026-05-29.

The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks is soliciting bids for agricultural haying services on six tracts (approximately 718 acres) within the Grand Osage Wildlife Area and Great Plains Industrial Park. The contract period runs upon award through December 31, 2028, and the solicitation includes bidder requirements such as a Tax Clearance Certificate and proof of relevant experience. The opportunity is open with a response deadline of June 16, 2026.

The City of New Smyrna Beach is seeking sealed bids from qualified and licensed contractors to provide and install an 8-foot-tall chain link fence with wildlife fence skirting at the New Smyrna Beach Airport. The project scope includes minor tree cutting, select site grading, and site restoration to meet airport security and safety standards. This initiative is partially funded by the Florida Department of Transportation and the Federal Aviation Administration, requiring compliance with specific federal and state nondiscrimination policies.

The City of New Smyrna Beach is soliciting sealed bids for the installation of an 8-foot-tall chain-link fence with barbed wire and a 5-foot wildlife exclusion fence skirting at the New Smyrna Beach Municipal Airport. The project involves approximately 8,000 linear feet of new fencing, demolition of existing structures, and site restoration to meet FAA and FDOT requirements. Bidders must be licensed contractors and comply with federal DBE and Davis-Bacon prevailing wage standards.

Provide agricultural services for haying on 6 tracts.

300 FW BFO wildlife tooth aging for otter, badger and bobcat. Services provided by vendor include teeth extraction, cleaning, preparation, and cementum annuli aging.

The U.S. Forest Service intends to award a competitive BPA Call Order against the Land Management Integrated Resources (LMIR) BPA to perform a wildlife habitat survey at Wayne National Forest in Nelsonville, Ohio. This Special Notice serves as a synopsis of intent and is restricted to companies already eligible under the existing LMIR BPA. Interested parties must submit questions regarding this procurement to the primary point of contact by June 10, 2026.

The West Virginia Division of Natural Resources issued a Centralized Request for Quote (CRFQ) for a new roof at the Elkins Operations Center. The solicitation is classified under construction/roofing (NAICS 238160) with an estimated value range of approximately $150,000–$650,000. Responses are due in late June 2026, and interested vendors must search the Advantage4 portal for Opportunity ID CRFQ-0310-DNR2600000020-1 to retrieve official solicitation documents and submission instructions.

Consists of a large variety of work including professional services, natural resources restoration, engineering, project management, nepa, communications, and more. The bpa can be utilized on all forests and grasslands and is available for all federal agencies to utilize

Remove approx. 1.99 miles of existing fencing and to construct approx. 4.98 miles of 4-wire cattle fence at the Department's Wells Wildlife Area.

1,000 total, 2-sided, 24" x 36" posters printed full color, full bleed, on white, gloss coated, 63# cover -or- 100# text. All posters are to be folded double parallel or map style to a finished size 9" x 12" or smaller.

Provide weekly cleaning services, annual window washing, and annual carpet cleaning for the period of July 1st, 2026, through June 30th, 2028

Work consists of excavation of material from ponds. Installation is also included of water control structures at select ponds, riprap, fishing jetties, and other associated site work.

Weekly inspection and maintenance service fee of two (2) water treatment plants at (2) 35-gpm water filter plants and water system.

The New Mexico State Purchasing Division is soliciting sealed bids for comprehensive janitorial services at the Department of Game & Fish Santa Fe headquarters, including the main building, shop, and warehouse. Services encompass daily cleaning, restroom maintenance, and annual specialized floor care such as carpet steam extraction and hard-floor buffing. The contract features a one-year initial term with options to extend for up to three additional years.

The City of Keene is soliciting bids to install a wildlife perimeter fence to fully enclose the Air Operations Area at Keene Dillant-Hopkins Airport, including new fence alignments and airfield security connections. The project scope involves erosion and sediment control, tree removal, minor earthwork, and wetland matting. Bids are due by June 23, 2026, with an in-person pre-bid meeting scheduled for early June.

Works include approx. 1,920 CY Untreated Base Course; 2,000 CY Soft Spot Repair; 400 LF of 16" PVC Pipe AWWA C-900 DR32.5; 1,100 LF 24" PVC Pipe AWWA C-900 DR32.5; 24 EA Pipe Bollard.