DMF Municipal Fish Passage Restoration Grant
Federal opportunity from DMF - Division of Marine Fisheries • Department of Fish and Game. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Feb 26, 2027. Industry: NAICS UNSPSC 00-00-00.
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Description
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
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The Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries (DMF) is inviting proposals from municipalities to support projects aimed at enhancing migratory pathways for diadromous fish in Massachusetts. This initiative emphasizes the restoration of historical routes, improvement of fishway infrastructure, and stream maintenance, ensuring these vital coastal rivers accommodate the spawning and foraging migrations that occur each spring. Proposals are due by February 26, 2027, highlighting a significant timeline for interested municipalities to engage.
The DMF aims to partner with municipalities to develop and implement projects that enhance or restore migratory passageways for diadromous fish, which are crucial for maintaining healthy aquatic ecosystems.
- Identify target municipalities for outreach
- Review existing fishway infrastructures
- Develop proposals for restoration projects
- Outline scope of work and funding requirements
- Prepare documentation for submission
- Completed proposal form
- Evidence of municipal partnership
- Detailed project plans and timelines
- Budget breakdown including project costs
- Supporting documentation from relevant stakeholders
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- Criteria for evaluating project proposals
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- Information on mandatory meetings or consultation processes
- Deadlines for application submission beyond the final date
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