Opportunity

Dept of Management Services Florida #RFP 24-01R

Ecological Services for Dune Invasive Species Inventory and Management Plan

Posted

December 14, 2023

Respond By

January 11, 2024

Identifier

RFP 24-01R

NAICS

541620, 541320, 115310

The City of Atlantic Beach, Florida is seeking professional ecological services to address invasive and non-native plant species along 2.5 miles of coastal dunes. - Government Buyer: - City of Atlantic Beach, Florida (Procurement Manager: Patty Drake) - Scope of Work: - Conduct a comprehensive inventory of invasive and non-native plant species (e.g., Wedelia, Mother of Millions) along the dunes - Map, photograph, and document the locations and types of invasive species - Develop a management plan for removal and disposal of invasive species - Recommend and plan re-vegetation with native species (e.g., sea oats) to stabilize dunes and improve wildlife habitat - Collaborate with city staff and community stakeholders in plan development - Requirements: - Demonstrated expertise in dune management and ecological planning - Provide references and disclose any litigation or debarment history - Adherence to federal grant provisions if applicable - Proposals must include detailed staff qualifications and a clear project approach - No specific OEMs or product vendors are named; this is a professional services opportunity - Deliverables include an inventory map and a comprehensive management plan, each with specific milestone deadlines

Description

The City of Atlantic Beach, FL is soliciting proposals for professional services to manage invasive and noninvasive dune plant species along approximately 2.5 miles of coastal dunes. The scope includes conducting an inventory of invasive and non-native species, developing a management plan to reduce or remove these species, and establishing appropriate native vegetation to stabilize the dunes and support local wildlife. The project aims to enhance the resilience of the coastal dune system against storm surge and improve habitat quality. Proposals must be submitted in triplicate plus a digital copy by January 11, 2024.

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