Ohio Procurement Portal #SRC0000039945

Professional Services for Big Darby Creek Biodiversity and Conservation Action Plan

This opportunity is issued by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR), Division of Natural Areas and Preserves, Scenic Rivers Program, for professional services to develop a Big Darby Biodiversity and Conservation Action Plan. - Government Buyer: - Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) - Division of Natural Areas and Preserves, Scenic Rivers Program - No specific OEMs or commercial vendors are named in the solicitation - Products/Services Requested: - Professional services to develop a comprehensive biodiversity and conservation action plan for the Big Darby Creek watershed - Creation of technical watershed management tools, including model ordinances and green infrastructure stormwater practices - Public outreach activities: meetings, fact sheets, newsletter articles, and social media content - Integration of data from the Central Ohio IPS model - Finalization of the plan document, including graphic design and layout - Support for local jurisdictions in implementing watershed management tools - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Emphasis on addressing environmental impacts from urban growth near Columbus, Ohio - Deliverables include both technical tools and public engagement materials - Contractor must provide support for implementation at the local level - Selection will be based on highest scoring offeror as determined by the state

Description

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Scenic Rivers Program is seeking professional services to develop a Big Darby Biodiversity and Conservation Action Plan. The project aims to address potential environmental impacts from urban growth near Columbus, Ohio, by creating technical watershed management tools, conducting public outreach, and finalizing the plan document with graphic design. The selected firm will assist ODNR staff in developing the plan framework, integrating data, and supporting local jurisdictions in implementing watershed management practices. The contract will be awarded to the highest scoring offeror as determined by the state.

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