Massachusetts COMMBUYS #BD-26-1020-DCRFS-DC367-127250

Biodiversity Grant Project Partnership with MIT for Conservation Land Study

This opportunity seeks a partner for a biodiversity grant project led by the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) Forestry / STIP division. - Government Buyer: - Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR), Forestry / STIP division - Managed through the Massachusetts COMMBUYS portal - Project Overview: - Partnership with Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) for the project 'Socio-ecological Consequences of Artificial Lighting at Night: A Case Study on Conservation Land' - Funded by the Massachusetts Department of Fish and Game Biodiversity Grant Program - Focus on biodiversity conservation, restoration, and public awareness - Products/Services Requested: - Biodiversity grant project services (1 unit) - No specific part numbers or commercial products requested - OEMs and Vendors: - Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) is the named partner - No other OEMs or vendors specified - Unique Requirements: - Project centers on research and public engagement regarding artificial lighting impacts on conservation land - Electronic quote submissions are allowed - Non-statewide solicitation; open to eligible partners

Description

This solicitation is for a biodiversity grant project managed by the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation. The grant funds support local biodiversity conservation, restoration, and public awareness efforts. The project involves a partnership with MIT to perform services related to the study titled 'Socio-ecological Consequences of Artificial Lighting at Night: A Case Study on Conservation Land.' The solicitation includes multiple attachments with specifications and forms, and the bid opening is scheduled for April 10, 2026.

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