Opportunity
New York State Contract Reporter #2139532
Lake Champlain Watershed Water-Quality Program Administration and Technical Support
Posted
October 02, 2026
Respond By
October 26, 2026
Identifier
2139532
NAICS
924120, 924110
New York is seeking one eligible County Soil and Water Conservation District to administer and provide technical support for water-quality projects in the Lake Champlain watershed. - Government buyer: New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets - Sub-agency: Division of Land and Water Resources - Office/contact: Watershed Programs Coordinator, Tyler Knapp - Eligible providers: Clinton, Essex, Franklin, Warren, and Washington County Soil and Water Conservation Districts; one district will be selected to support the Champlain Watershed Improvement Coalition of New York (CWICNY). - Services requested: Administrative and technical support for agricultural and non-agricultural nonpoint-source pollution abatement and control projects. - Implement Best Management Practice Systems and activities to reduce, abate, control, or prevent soil erosion and nonpoint-source pollution. - Service line item: C012956; quantity is not specified. - Funding: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Lake Champlain Basin Program grants and related appropriations. - Products and OEMs: No products, part numbers for goods, purchase quantities, or OEMs are identified.
Description
The New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets is seeking a Letter of Interest from one eligible County Soil and Water Conservation District in the Lake Champlain Region. The selected district will provide administrative and technical services for a water-quality implementation program covering agricultural and non-agricultural nonpoint-source abatement and control projects in the Lake Champlain Watershed. Activities are to reduce, abate, control, or prevent soil erosion and nonpoint-source pollution, including implementation of Best Management Practice Systems. Eligible applicants are the Clinton, Essex, Franklin, Warren, and Washington County SWCDs; funding is from U.S. EPA Lake Champlain Basin Program grants and appropriations.