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Morganza to the Gulf Project, BLH-Wet LA Coastal Zone Resources, Mitigation Bank Credits, CEMVN

Description: The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New Orleans District (CEMVN), is seeking mitigation-bank credits for the Morganza to the Gulf Project. The title specifies BLH-Wet Louisiana Coastal Zone Resources, and SAM.gov identifies the opportunity as Presolicitation (Original), Notice ID W912P826RA032, with the attached PDF named Presolicitation Notice_W912P826RA032_SAM_06-18-26.pdf. The single contract opportunity is active and not a grant listing as of 2026-08-15; its Original Response Date is blank and its Original Inactive Date is Aug 18, 2026.

Buyer: U.S. Army Engineer District New Orleans
Federal · LA, US
Released: Jun 18, 2026
Closes: Aug 18, 2026(2 days left)

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