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Route Conditions Assessments
PROPOSALS DUE
November 11, 2026, 11:59 pm PST
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WHAT THEY WANT
(Summarized from the RFP)
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is seeking a contractor to conduct route conditions assessments for approximately 279 miles of roads and trails in the Wenas Wildlife Area and 288 miles in the L.T. Murray Wildlife Area. The work supports Chapter 5 of the department's Ten-Year Recreation Strategy for WDFW-managed lands, which calls for a sustainable multimodal travel management program covering the designation, development, decommissioning, maintenance and monitoring of roads and trails. An inventory of both wildlife areas' travel networks has already been completed; this assessment is the next step.
DOCUMENT SET
7 documents
· 1.9MB
Request for Proposals — full solicitation.pdf · 1.2MB
Addendum 1 — questions and answers.pdf · 210KB
Attachment A — scope of work and deliverables.pdf · 480KB
Attachment B — cost proposal form.xlsx · 64KB
Sample agreement and insurance requirements.pdf · 560KB
Pre-proposal meeting — sign-in sheet and slides.pdf · 1.8MB
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CHANGES SINCE PUBLISHED
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WHAT OTHERS ASKED
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How long is the WDFW and other-agency review window?
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Will data on recreational opportunities/uses be provided?
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Will data be provided on habitat, critical areas (flooding, slope, wetlands, streams), cultural resources, fire hazard, etc.?
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Will all data be provided by WDFW, or will others, such as DNR, also provide data?
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Will field checks need to be conducted by contractor(s) or WDFW staff? Is there any fieldwork?
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Can we see a screenshot of the attribute data that will be provided?
Administrative
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ABOUT THIS RFP
RFP number
26-00015
Budget
$150,000
Published
Entity type
State
State
Washington
Summarized from the State of Washington portal.
HOW TO SUBMIT
Submit one complete electronic copy by email to the RFP Coordinator, Deanna Luque (Deanna.luque@dfw.wa.gov), in Microsoft Word, Excel or PDF; any document requiring an official signature must be PDF. The proposal must include Exhibit A (Checklist for Responsiveness), Exhibit B (Certifications and Assurances/Worker's Rights, signed by a person authorized to bind the organization), Exhibit C (Sample Contract/General Terms and Conditions), Exhibit D (Bidder Questionnaire/Cost Sheet) and Exhibit E (Bidder Profile and References). The bidder is responsible for the means of delivery and confirming receipt. Mark any proprietary portions; the entire proposal may not be marked proprietary. Questions by email to the RFP Coordinator only.
NAICS CODES & TAGS
541620
541370
541690
Natural Resource Management
Parks and Recreation Planning
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