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The City of Beverly Hills is soliciting proposals to provide comprehensive servicing of ponds containing aquatic life, including koi, at Will Rogers Memorial Park, Greystone Park, and Beverly Gardens Park. The scope includes regular maintenance tasks such as trimming plants, removing debris, inspecting hydraulics, testing water chemistry, inspecting fish, scrubbing algae, cleaning fountains/ponds, vacuuming, changing sand filters, repotting and planting lilies, and pricing for as-needed services (e.g., pumps and motors). Minimum qualifications require at least three years of pond-service experience, at least one year working for a municipality or government agency, and registration with the Department of Industrial Relations (PWCR number).
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Seeking proposals from qualified firms to provide a range of in-lake and watershed services including but not limited to lake and pond environmental assessment, monitoring, analysis, engineering, and design of in-lake structures, aquatic permitting, aquatic plant management and herbicide treatment, watershed erosion management and educational projects in freshwater lake and pond systems.
Posted Date
Mar 11, 2024
Due Date
May 30, 2029
Release: Mar 11, 2024
Close: May 30, 2029
Seeking proposals from qualified firms to provide a range of in-lake and watershed services including but not limited to lake and pond environmental assessment, monitoring, analysis, engineering, and design of in-lake structures, aquatic permitting, aquatic plant management and herbicide treatment, watershed erosion management and educational projects in freshwater lake and pond systems.
AvailableDepartment of Environmental Conservation (VTDEC) Lakes and Ponds Management and Protection Program (Lakes and Ponds Program) works to protect, maintain, enhance, and restore State lakes and the public uses that healthy lake ecosystems provide. The Aquatic Invasive Species Program within the Lakes and Ponds Program coordinates management activities associated with both aquatic invasive and nuisance species; works with local, state, and federal partners to obtain and provide funds for control projects; and provides education and outreach to reduce the threat and spread of aquatic invasive species. An “aquatic nuisance” is an undesirable or excessive substance or population that interferes with the recreational potential or aquatic habitat of a waterbody, and includes plants, animals, and algal populations. 10 V.S.A. § 1458 allows a municipality or agency of the State to apply to the Agency of Natural Resources for funding to assist with control of aquatic nuisances. The Aquatic Invasive Species Program administers the Aquatic Nuisance Control (ANC) Grant-in-Aid (GIA) Program to provide financial assistance for eligible projects. Aquatic nuisance species environmental stewardship projects fall into three categories: Greeter Projects, Management Projects, and Scientific Survey Projects.
Posted Date
Dec 18, 2025
Due Date
Jan 30, 2026
Pre-qualification of Aquatic Consulting firms to review and recommend facility options for aquatic services, including upgrading an existing outdoor pool, constructing a new outdoor pool, or constructing a new indoor pool, with a budget of $150,000.
Posted Date
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Due Date
Feb 12, 2026
Close: Feb 12, 2026
Pre-qualification of Aquatic Consulting firms to review and recommend facility options for aquatic services, including upgrading an existing outdoor pool, constructing a new outdoor pool, or constructing a new indoor pool, with a budget of $150,000.
AvailableProvide Summer Aquatic Programs.
Posted Date
Jan 20, 2026
Due Date
Feb 10, 2026
Release: Jan 20, 2026
Close: Feb 10, 2026
Provide Summer Aquatic Programs.
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Close: Jan 30, 2026
Department of Environmental Conservation (VTDEC) Lakes and Ponds Management and Protection Program (Lakes and Ponds Program) works to protect, maintain, enhance, and restore State lakes and the public uses that healthy lake ecosystems provide. The Aquatic Invasive Species Program within the Lakes and Ponds Program coordinates management activities associated with both aquatic invasive and nuisance species; works with local, state, and federal partners to obtain and provide funds for control projects; and provides education and outreach to reduce the threat and spread of aquatic invasive species. An “aquatic nuisance” is an undesirable or excessive substance or population that interferes with the recreational potential or aquatic habitat of a waterbody, and includes plants, animals, and algal populations. 10 V.S.A. § 1458 allows a municipality or agency of the State to apply to the Agency of Natural Resources for funding to assist with control of aquatic nuisances. The Aquatic Invasive Species Program administers the Aquatic Nuisance Control (ANC) Grant-in-Aid (GIA) Program to provide financial assistance for eligible projects. Aquatic nuisance species environmental stewardship projects fall into three categories: Greeter Projects, Management Projects, and Scientific Survey Projects.
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