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Long Lake Management District Phosphorus Mitigation for Algae Control
PROPOSALS DUE
December 03, 2026, 4:00 pm PST
27 days left
WHAT THEY WANT
(Summarized from the RFP)
Thurston County's Public Health and Social Services Department, Environmental Health Division, is seeking a qualified, commercially licensed contractor to provide algae control treatment for Long Lake, a 330-acre lake in suburban Lacey, Washington, on behalf of the Long Lake Management District. Algal toxins in the lake pose a major health concern, and the goal is to target and sequester the available phosphorus in the water column so that algal blooms occur less often and with less intensity on a continuous basis. Phosphorus control has been under way on Long Lake since 1994.
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ABOUT THIS RFP
RFP number
2026-LMD-LGL-1
Budget
$1,200,000
Published
Entity type
County
State
Washington
Summarized from the Thurston County portal.
HOW TO SUBMIT
Submit in person or by mail to the Thurston County Public Health and Social Services Department, Environmental Health Program, Attention Kimberly Graham, 3000 Pacific Avenue SE, Suite 225, Olympia, WA 98501 (office hours 8am-4pm, Monday through Friday), and also email the proposal as a single PDF to EH_LMD@co.thurston.wa.us with the RFP number and project title in the subject line. Late proposals are not considered. Use 8.5 x 11 pages in Times New Roman 12 and follow the section page limits; price on Attachment 1 and include the signed certification.
NAICS CODES & TAGS
541620
541380
Environmental Consulting
Performance-Based Environmental Contracting
Watershed and Habitat Restoration Strategy
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