JH26-40 Great Salt Lake Wetland Hydrology and Phragmites Monitoring
Federal opportunity from Division of Purchasing. Place of performance: UT. Response deadline: Mar 05, 2026.
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JH26-40 Great Salt Lake Wetland Hydrology and Phragmites Monitoring
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The JH26-40 Great Salt Lake Wetland Hydrology and Phragmites Monitoring project, issued by the Division of Purchasing, invites proposals for managing and monitoring critical aspects of wetland hydrology and invasive species within the Great Salt Lake area. The response deadline is set for March 5, 2026, providing ample time for bidders to develop comprehensive proposals. Effective management of these vital ecosystems is essential for biodiversity preservation and resource management.
The buyer is looking to monitor and manage wetland hydrology and invasive Phragmites species, ensuring the integrity and health of the Great Salt Lake ecosystems.
- Assessment of current hydrology conditions
- Monitoring of Phragmites populations
- Development of management strategies for wetland health
- Reporting findings and recommendations to stakeholders
- Collaborating with local environmental agencies
- Executive summary
- Company qualifications and past performance
- Technical approach to monitoring and management
- Cost proposal and pricing strategy
- Timeline for project completion
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- Detailed scope of work
- Specific deliverables required
- Budget constraints or funding limits
- Geographic limitations within the Great Salt Lake area
- Initial assessment reports or baseline data
- Past reports on similar projects
- Requirements for subcontractor qualifications
- Preferred methodologies for monitoring
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