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Frederick County nonprofit prequalification for environmental, energy, and community projects

Frederick County is seeking qualified nonprofit partners for potential future environmental, energy, and community projects funded through grants. - Government buyer: County of Frederick, Maryland — Division of Energy & Environment (DEE), with the Procurement Department. - Opportunity: Submit qualifications to join a prequalified list of nonprofit organizations for possible future projects; prequalification does not guarantee work or an award. - Potential services: - Watershed assessments, water-quality monitoring, stream and drainage restoration, stormwater pond retrofits, wetland restoration, reforestation, inspections, and public education. - Climate and energy support, including goal tracking and reporting, building energy performance, air-quality monitoring, policy research, solar expansion, electric-vehicle readiness, and resilience planning. - Environmental project management, maintenance, monitoring, reporting, pollution prevention, litter control, recycling, and pet-waste collection. - Community outreach, education, conservation engagement, translation assistance, and public-information activities. - Technical and grant support, including feasibility studies, data collection, planning, permitting and compliance assistance, grant applications, and grant administration. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs, vendors, or specific products, part numbers, or quantities are named. - Key qualifications: Applicants should show relevant environmental or energy project experience and community-engagement capacity. Organizations must be registered as Maryland 501(c)(3) nonprofits and meet County insurance requirements before beginning work.

Description

Frederick County’s Division of Energy & Environment seeks to prequalify nonprofit partners for potential collaboration on future grant-funded projects; prequalification does not guarantee work. The scope includes watershed restoration and stormwater management, climate and energy initiatives, environmental projects, and community outreach. Applicants should have experience developing, implementing, or managing environmental and energy projects and fostering community engagement. Prequalified nonprofits will remain on the list for five years.

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