13 days agoDelaware Streamlines Permitting for Marine Contractors and Consultants
Delaware's new House Bill 456 aims to expedite permitting for submerged and tidal land activities. The reforms will improve efficiency for contractors and consultants while upholding environmental protections, potentially opening new opportunities for marine projects statewide.
62 days agoMassachusetts AG Achieves Court Victory for Coastal Public Access Rights
The Massachusetts Attorney General's Office upheld a historic deed ensuring public access to coastal areas. This ruling is significant for procurement related to land management, environmental services, and coastal infrastructure, indicating a need for compliance with public access laws in future projects.
63 days agoUSFWS Begins Year-Long Review of Diamondback Terrapin Endangered Status
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has initiated a 12-month status review of the diamondback terrapin, a critical step that could lead to federal protections under the Endangered Species Act. This review may increase demand for environmental consulting services and habitat assessments, impacting procurement opportunities for related contractors.