SLED Opportunity · CALIFORNIA · CALIFORNIA

    IFB P2560016, Rough Creek Native Aquatic Assemblage Restoration

    Issued by Department of Fish & Wildlife
    stateIFBCaliforniaSol. 3600-0000038032
    Closed
    STATUS
    Closed
    due Mar 7, 2026
    PUBLISHED
    Invalid Date
    Posting date
    JURISDICTION
    California
    state
    NAICS CODE
    115310
    AI-classified industry

    AI Summary

    Invitation for Bid to remove non-native trout and restore native fish assemblage in Rough Creek, California, over two years. The project supports species recovery, biodiversity, and conservation goals led by the California Department of Fish & Wildlife.

    Opportunity details

    Solicitation No.
    3600-0000038032
    Type / RFx
    IFB
    Status
    Active
    Level
    state
    Published Date
    Invalid Date
    Due Date
    March 7, 2026
    NAICS Code
    115310AI guide
    Jurisdiction
    California
    Agency
    Department of Fish & Wildlife

    Description

    The Rough Creek drainage is a complex of cold, spring-fed streams located east of Bridgeport, California. The California portion of the system contains 24-miles of stream habitat and could provide an excellent refuge for native fish. Unfortunately, it currently is inhabited by non-native trout which exclude the native fish assemblage. This contract includes the removal of non-native trout within Rough Creek from the headwaters and monitoring to confirm removal success. The removal will be completed in two (2) years. After evaluation and planning, we will reintroduce the native fish assemblage (Walker-strain Lahontan Cutthroat Trout, Paiute Sculpin, Lahontan Redside Shiner, Lahontan Speckled Dace, Mountain Whitefish, Tahoe Sucker, and Mountain Sucker). When complete, the restoration will achieve three (3) recovery objectives listed in the 2019 Updated Goals and Objectives for Lahontan Cutthroat Trout Recovery (USFWS, 2019) and help stabilize two (2) declining species. In addition, this project will benefit four Species of Greatest Conservation Need identified in the 2015 State Wildlife Action Plan, increase the vertebrate biodiversity in the East Walker River Basin, and simultaneously provide a unique angling opportunity for fishermen. This is a first-of-its-kind species assemblage restoration and will restore a suite of species that has not occurred on the landscape in living memory. Click "View Event Package" to Download IFB

    Key dates

    1. Invalid DatePublished
    2. March 7, 2026Responses Due

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