Opportunity
My Florida Marketplace #DOT-ITB-26-1360-SG
FDOT seeks wetland and conservation bank credits for I-75 mitigation
Posted
August 12, 2026
Respond By
August 24, 2026
Identifier
DOT-ITB-26-1360-SG
NAICS
924120
FDOT is seeking qualified vendors to supply wetland mitigation bank credits and conservation bank credits for the I-75 project in the Big Cypress Swamp area. - Government Buyer: - Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT), D1 Procurement Office, Bartow, FL - Products/Services Requested: - Wetland mitigation bank credits (Freshwater Forested and Freshwater Herbaceous types) - Credits must be assessed by UMAM or WRAP methodologies - May include federal species credits (e.g., panther PHUs) - Conservation bank credits for species or habitat impacts - Requirements: - Vendors must have approved banking instruments (state and/or federal permits) - Must provide current credit ledgers and documentation of permits - Credits must be available and delivered within 14 days of purchase order - No guaranteed minimum quantity; purchases are as-needed based on lowest bid prices - FDOT will confirm credits meet regulatory mitigation needs before award - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors named; open to all qualified mitigation banks with valid permits - Notable Details: - Contract term is 24 months - Credits must offset wetland impacts for the I-75 project from north of Golden Gate to south of Corkscrew - Opportunity is open to mitigation banks with state and/or federal approval
Description
This solicitation is for the purchase of mitigation credits to offset wetland impacts for the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) Project I-75 from north of Golden Gate to south of Corkscrew. It is a 24-month term contract where the vendor agrees to furnish wetland mitigation bank credits on an as-needed basis to meet the Department's mitigation needs per project at specified bid prices. Vendors must have approved banking instruments (permits) and available federal and/or state wetland mitigation bank credits or conservation bank credits that meet the solicitation requirements. The Department does not guarantee any specific quantity of mitigation credits to be purchased. The solicitation is currently open with responses due by August 24, 2026.