Description: Clean River Partners seeks construction bids for the Cannon River Fish Passage Improvements project. The project involves modifying the Lower Sakatah Lake and Gorman Lake dams into rock arch rapids and replacing the Dodd Road culvert to improve fish passage. Funding is provided by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources through its Get Out MORE initiative.
StateAgency · MN, US
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OtherMN
Posted
Oct 28, 2026
Nov 20, 2026
Work includes clearing and grubbing; dewatering and water control; 435 CY of common excavation; 520 CY of muck excavation; 619 CY of haul and dispose excess material; concrete weir rehab; 94 EA of boulders; 1,743 TN of riprap; 120 LF of floatation silt curtain; seeding and mulching;
CityCO
Posted
Oct 30, 2026
Nov 19, 2026
The Town of Severance is seeking bids for new sidewalk construction within the town and along Weld County right-of-way. Work includes removals, earthwork, grading, curb ramps, concrete and asphalt patching, signs, and drainage improvements. Bids are submitted through the Town’s Rocky Mountain E-Purchasing System, and questions are due November 12, 2026.
Washington State Department of Transportation
State AgencyWA
Posted
Mar 19, 2026
Nov 11, 2026
The project will remove two fish barrier culverts and seven weirs. These existing fish barriers will be replaced with a fish-passable structure and a new stream alignment under SR 509/Des Moines Memorial Drive. Work includes fish exclusion and temp stream bypass systems, maintenance of traffic utilizing temp traffic bypasses and/or road closures, removal of existing fish barriers, earthwork, above and below ordinary high water, structure and wall construction, roadway reconstruction, guardrail installation, channel reconstruction, channel realignment, streambed restoration, roadside restoration, erosion control, water management and traffic control.
Massachusetts Department of Fish and Game
State AgencyMA
Posted
Feb 26, 2024
Feb 26, 2027
The Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries (DMF) is seeking proposals from municipalities for projects that will sustain or improve migratory passageways for diadromous fish in Massachusetts. Diadromous (sea-run) fish enter coastal rivers each spring on spawning or foraging migrations. DMF routinely partners with municipalities to restore former migratory routes, maintain existing fishways, improve related infrastructure, and conduct stream maintenance. See attached RFR for more information The Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries (DMF) is seeking proposals from municipalities for projects that will sustain or improve migratory passageways for diadromous fish in Massachusetts. Diadromous (sea-run) fish enter coastal rivers each spring on spawning or foraging migrations. DMF routinely partners with municipalities to restore former migratory routes, maintain existing fishways, improve related infrastructure, and conduct stream maintenance.
