Latest US Water Conservation Contracts & Bids

This is an announcement for a second round of drought resiliency and water efficiency grant program. The program aims to fund projects promoting climate resiliency by reducing water use. Eligible applicants include municipalities, public water suppliers, nonprofit organizations, public schools, colleges, universities, and regional planning agencies. Collaborations between multiple organizations are encouraged. The expected award amount is up to $50,000 per project, with potential for larger awards. Detailed information, including application instructions, deadlines, and evaluation criteria, will be provided in the full announcement once the funding opportunity is officially posted on commbuys. Respondents will use the online application form and upload tool provided at the eea grant management system. The bid opening date is 11/03/2025 10:00:00 AM.

This is a Request for Quotation (RFQ) for four evapotranspiration sensors. The sensors must meet specific technical specifications, including communication protocols, power consumption, mounting compatibility, and lack of calibration requirements. Offerors must submit a transmittal summary letter, a quote on company letterhead addressing all requirements, verification that the product is made in the US, and an active SAM. gov registration. Quotes are due by a date specified in the general information. The government intends to award a firm fixed price purchase order based on technical acceptance, past performance, and price.

This is a Request for Quotation (RFQ) for four evapotranspiration sensors. The sensors must meet specific technical specifications, including communication protocols, power consumption, mounting compatibility, and maintenance requirements. Offerors must submit a transmittal summary letter, a quote on company letterhead addressing all requirements, verification that the product is made in the US, and an active SAM. gov registration. Quotes are due by a date specified in the general information. The government intends to award a firm fixed price purchase order based on technical acceptance, past performance, and price.

Lot 1: *** ONLY ONLINE BIDS WILL BE ACCEPTED FOR THIS RFB. *** Emailed and hard copies delivered by any method WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. On this line, Bidders must enter $ 0. 00 for Contract Amount in the e- procurement system. Actual Contract Amount must be entered on " Official Bid Document" and submitted as an attachment in the e- procurement system. Vendors should review and update, if necessary, all addresses and contact persons for their account prior to bid submission. This information will carry forward to a contract if awarded, therefore please ensure all information is correct. ** Entire Official Bid Document and Bid Bond ( if required) should be combined as one PDF and uploaded** This AML reclamation project is being conducted to protect the residence of Steve Roberts from excessive water runoff on the hillside behind the property. The total area of the site is 5. 5 acres with an expected disturbance of 3 acres. Investigations by AML staff determined this runoff and small land slide to be mine related. There is evidence of portals and coal seam seepage on adjacent properties but no portals were found to be within the limits of this project. Design investigations determined that the water runoff is likely due to seepage from a seam in the hillside and will need to be captured by new infrastructure from this project. The design for this project intends to place a large rock ditch on the hillside in the already eroded path that has been created from water runoff. Trees that have fallen over from excessive water runoff will need to be removed from the hillside. Within the stable area( s), a total of 0. 5 acres of trees will be disturbed. A minimum number of trees greater than 3 diameter will be cut. If required, AML will elect to make a payment to the Imperiled Bat Conservation Fund in accordance with a determination from USFWS. A retaining wall will be constructed directly behind the residence to further protect from unstable earth sliding down the hillside. The drainage from this wall will be routed into the newly c

The performance work statement outlines the requirements for testing, pumping, cleaning, maintenance, and inspection of oil-water separators and trench drains at Travis Air Force Base (TAFB). The contractor is responsible for all management, tools, supplies, equipment, labor, and incidentals. The work must comply with government and commercial standards, and all waste must be disposed of at an approved off-base site. Federal regulations regarding liquid wastes, including the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, Oil Pollution Act, and Clean Water Act, apply. The contractor must perform appropriate tests (including TCLP and RCI tests) to determine if materials are hazardous waste, and submit all test results to the contracting officer and the installation environmental office. The contractor must also provide documentation in PDF format, including photographs and written observations, of the inspection, and notify the water fuels systems maintenance shop of any observable defects. Waste disposal documentation must be submitted within 15 days of delivery. The contractor must comply with OSHA standards, environmental spill procedures, and hazardous waste management regulations. The government will furnish electrical, water, and sewage service. The contractor must adhere to local security policy. Contractor personnel must be certified by appropriate federal and state regulatory agencies. Unscheduled service calls must be addressed within 24 hours of notification. Appendices provide estimated workload data, oil-water separator data, and frequency data.