DCR 931 Lakes & Ponds Design, Assessment and Management
Federal opportunity from DCRCU - DCR CONTRACTS UNIT • Department of Conservation and Recreation. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: May 30, 2029. Industry: NAICS UNSPSC 77-10-00.
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The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation Lakes & Ponds Program is 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.
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The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation is inviting proposals for the DCR 931 project, which focuses on the design, assessment, and management of lakes and ponds. The project aims to encompass a variety of services, including environmental assessments and aquatic permitting. The deadline for proposals is set for May 30, 2029, allowing ample time for thorough preparation and planning.
The buyer is seeking qualified firms to provide comprehensive services related to the environmental management of freshwater systems, including monitoring, analysis, engineering, and educational projects.
- Conduct environmental assessments of lakes and ponds
- Implement aquatic plant management and herbicide treatments
- Manage watershed erosion
- Design in-lake structures
- Obtain necessary aquatic permits
- Provide educational projects related to water conservation
- Proposal outlining service capabilities
- Evidence of past relevant experience
- Staff resumes with qualifications
- Project management plan
- Budget estimates and financial proposals
- Timeline for project completion
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- Specific evaluation criteria for proposals
- Information on prior contracts or projects of similar scope
- Clarification on community involvement expectations
- Contact information for project leads in DCR
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