Wildlife RFPs

The State of Oklahoma, Division of Capital Assets Management, Construction & Properties is soliciting bids for CAP27-0007, the design, manufacture, delivery, and installation of courtesy docks at various lakes across Oklahoma. The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation (ODWC) is the using agency that will utilize the docks at multiple Wildlife Management Areas and Fort Cobb locations including sites in Caddo County. Bids open on August 4, 2026 at 2:00 PM CST (7:00 PM UTC), with an estimated project cost of approximately $244,165.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) issued Combined Synopsis/Solicitation No. 140FS326Q0099 (TN-TN NWR-GRAVEL) for gravel work at Refuge Lane Road, Tennessee National Wildlife Refuge, Duck River Unit near New Johnsonville, TN. The procurement is a Small Business set-aside (NAICS 212321) and is solicited as a Combined Synopsis/Solicitation with offers due July 23, 2026 at 12:00 PM EDT. The solicitation and associated attachments (Sol_140FS326Q0099.pdf and the Gravel SOW) are posted on SAM.gov and include a primary solicitation PDF and supporting documents.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (U.S. Department of the Interior) is soliciting quotes for approximately 2,875 tons of #610 Crush N Run limestone with delivery and tailgate spread to Noxubee National Wildlife Refuge in Mississippi. The solicitation requires contractors to demonstrate technical capabilities, provide a management plan and past-performance references, and indicates offers will be evaluated on technical experience, technical approach, management plan, past performance, and price. The posting lists an open date of 2026-07-16 and a close date of 2026-07-27; this is a federal procurement (not a grant) and the original posting is on SAM.gov.

Work consists of 2.3 acre weed control; 0.5 acre permanent seeding, mix no. 1; 1 acre lawn seeding; 1460 EA plant cuttings, greater than 1 inch; 812 SF wildlife fence.

The West Virginia Division of Natural Resources - Wildlife Resources Section is soliciting bids to establish an open-end contract for limestone gravel to be delivered to multiple locations within the Burnsville Wildlife Management Area. The contract covers several aggregate types (1-1/2" Crusher Run, 3" Crusher Run, 1-1/2" Limestone, and #57 Limestone) with the contractor responsible for delivery and tailgating to specified sites per the solicitation specifications. Questions are due 2026-07-16 and proposals close on 2026-07-23; the buyer contact listed is James H Adkins.

Consultant services are sought for identifying, applying for, and implementing grants for risk reduction or avoidance in Terrebonne Parish, specifically covering FEMA Hazard Mitigation Assistance, National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration grants, and storm recovery activities.

Contract to provide habitat management services to multiple state wildlife agencies in collaboration with University. The objective is to create a reliable and efficient mechanism for delivering these services to the agencies, and the bid would include the cost of coordinating and reporting services, as well as the cost of labor, supplies, and equipment use.

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (IFB FWP-27-0008) seeks a contractor to remove approximately 228.8 acres of conifer trees on the Calf Creek Wildlife Management Area; work is measured and billed on a cost-per-acre basis with two service line items and technical/contract clauses. Bidders must submit a sealed cost proposal, accept mandatory contract clauses (insurance, all-or-none award, forest fire regulations, etc.), and meet state vendor registration and insurance requirements. The solicitation opened 2026-07-09 and closes 2026-07-23 at 2:00 PM MDT; contact listed as Mary Ellam (Mary.Ellam@mt.gov).

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (IFB FWP-27-0008) seeks a contractor to remove approximately 228.8 acres of conifer trees on the Calf Creek Wildlife Management Area; work is measured and billed on a cost-per-acre basis with two service line items and technical/contract clauses. Bidders must submit a sealed cost proposal, accept mandatory contract clauses (insurance, all-or-none award, forest fire regulations, etc.), and meet state vendor registration and insurance requirements. The solicitation opened 2026-07-09 and closes 2026-07-23 at 2:00 PM MDT; contact listed as Mary Ellam (Mary.Ellam@mt.gov).

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) is soliciting bids for the purchase, delivery, and dump-spreading of DOT-certified road base and/or #4 crushed lime rock to designated stockpile locations on the Big Bend Wildlife Management Area (WMA) in Taylor County, Florida. The contract period is one year with options to renew for up to three additional years; the contractor must provide all equipment, materials, transportation, labor, and supervision and must be registered in the MyFloridaMarketPlace system and with SunBiz. A mandatory pre-bid/site visit is scheduled and multiple required forms (insurance certificate, business license, references, completed bid form) must be submitted with the sealed bid.

The Wyoming State Construction Department, Procurement Section, is issuing this solicitation (Bid #26-0668) on behalf of the Wyoming Game and Fish Department (WGFD) for the Pennock Wildlife Habitat Management Area (WHMA) Fence Conversion project in Saratoga, Wyoming. The work involves removing approximately 5.64 miles of 8-foot elk fence and 4.7 miles of stock fence, disposing of materials at the Saratoga Landfill, and rebuilding 10.34 miles of new fence using the No-Clipz wildlife-friendly fence system with specified post spacing and wire configuration. A mandatory pre-bid meeting will be held on July 24, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. MT at the Pennock WHMA site, and bids must be submitted through the Public Purchase online bidding system by 1:00 p.m. Mountain Time on August 14, 2026.

Work includes 1 LS remove drainage facilities; 2 EA adjust water valve box to grade; 5 EA pothole and protect existing utilities; 81 CY roadway excavation; 381 CY channel excavation; 183 ton streambed sediment; 1,404 CY structure excavation (els); 102 CY structure backfill (soldier pile wall); 122 CY structure excavation (soldier pile wall); 9 CY lean concrete backfill (soldier pile); 100 ton import structure backfill (els); 1 LS weed and pest control; 100 cy wood mulch; 700 LF wildlife exclusion fence; 800 LF high visibility silt fence (with wildlife exclusion); 1 LS hydroseed. See attached file.

Work includes 1 LS remove drainage facilities; 2 EA adjust water valve box to grade; 5 EA pothole and protect existing utilities; 81 CY roadway excavation; 381 CY channel excavation; 183 ton streambed sediment; 1,404 CY structure excavation (els); 102 CY structure backfill (soldier pile wall); 122 CY structure excavation (soldier pile wall); 9 CY lean concrete backfill (soldier pile); 100 ton import structure backfill (els); 1 LS weed and pest control; 100 cy wood mulch; 700 LF wildlife exclusion fence; 800 LF high visibility silt fence (with wildlife exclusion); 1 LS hydroseed. See attached file.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is soliciting contractor quotes to fully demolish and remove the Bonner House structure at the Canaan Valley National Wildlife Refuge in Davis, West Virginia, including asbestos abatement and site restoration. This 100 percent Total Small Business Set-Aside procurement (Solicitation 140FC226Q0037, NAICS 238910, PSC P400) requires the awarded contractor to abate asbestos-containing materials, demolish the deteriorated structure while preserving the existing steel garage and septic system, and restore the site through grading and seeding. The opportunity was originally posted on June 29, 2026 with an original offers-due date of July 15, 2026, which was amended to July 23, 2026 at 5:00 PM EDT, with a period of performance running from August 1, 2026 through September 30, 2026.

Administer outreach programing and financial assistance focused toward woodland owners, municipal forest ownerships, consulting foresters for the purpose of increasing knowledge and engagement in conservation practices that further the commonwealth's goals of the public benefit our forests provide such as clean water and air, wildlife habitat, recreation, climate mitigation, and a long-term supply of forest products.

The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife seeks a contractor to conduct a porcupine population investigation in Oregon for 2025–2027, including field research, data collection, analysis, and reporting. The contractor must collaborate with ODFW staff, implement investigation protocols, and deliver findings on schedule. The solicitation is a Request for Quotation and includes contact information for Marcus Jones (Marcus.Jones@odfw.oregon.gov).

The Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife is soliciting vendors for a Master Blanket Agreement to provide hatchery and aquaculture goods and services, fish stocking, fisheries operations, and fisheries education equipment and services. The contract will pre-qualify multiple vendors for future quotes, has an initial four-year term with options, and may extend up to a maximum expected duration of 15 years.

The Massachusetts Department of Fish and Game (Division of Fisheries and Wildlife) is soliciting vendors to supply hatchery, fish stocking, aquaculture, and related fisheries goods and services under a Master Blanket Agreement. The contract encompasses equipment, supplies, repairs/maintenance, water quality testing, vessel services, and other fisheries operations and education support, with multiple vendor rate contracts anticipated.

The Massachusetts Department of State Police requests responses for the purchase of animal feed, bedding, related supplies, training equipment and related goods for domestic, law enforcement, and wildlife animals on an as-needed basis. The solicitation is for a fixed-term contract with renewal options and will be evaluated on factors including price, delivery, warranty/guarantee, supplier diversity, prompt payment discounts, and references.

The Pennsylvania Department of General Services is soliciting qualifications for a statewide Integrated Pest Management Invitation to Qualify (ITQ) to provide pest management and wildlife control services for Commonwealth executive agencies and Local Public Procurement Units. Qualified contractors must meet requirements such as a pesticide application business license and Commercial Pesticide Applicator Certificates and will be eligible to respond to RFQs issued under the ITQ.