Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife.
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Oct 8, 2026
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Purchase of aqua-life bp40 and bp60 electric fish pumps.
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Sep 30, 2026
Oct 21, 2026
The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife is soliciting bids to install wildlife-friendly laydown fencing along the canyon rim at Bridge Creek Wildlife Area to prevent cattle access. The specified fence is three-strand Oklahoma barbed and smooth woven wire, no more than 40 inches high, with barbed wire on the bottom two strands and smooth wire on top. The solicitation also includes alternates for posts only and fence priced per foot.
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Salem
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Marion
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4034 Fairview Industrial Dr SE
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(503) 947-6000
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97302
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This Work Order Contract (WOC) is between the Department of Administrative Services (DAS) on behalf of the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (Agency) and NICUSA, Inc. for Electronic Licensing Fee Services. It outlines the responsibilities for developing, configuring, hosting, operating, and maintaining a PCI Compliant Payment Application to process electronic payments for licenses, permits, and other Agency fees. The compensation model is a Contractor Portal Fee of $0.15 per transaction. The WOC operates under Master Agreement #1493 and details an estimated project timeline from a start date of July 24, 2018, with an estimated deployment by November 29, 2018.
This Work Order Contract (WOC) 635-029-25, subordinate to Master Agreement #1493, is between the Oregon Department of Administrative Services (DAS) on behalf of the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW) and NICUSA, Inc., DBA Tyler Oregon. It outlines the design, development, and consulting services for a new ODFW website, including tasks like content strategy, design, and migration across three phases. The contract has a "Total Maximum Not to Exceed" value of $370,760.25, covering all phases of the project. The contract commenced on September 30, 2025.
This document is Amendment #1 to Work Order Contract 635-029-25, effective July 1, 2026, for ODFW Website Design. The amendment adds a Phase 2 to the project, detailing the scope of work, tasks, deliverables, and estimated schedules for both Phase 1 (Discovery) and Phase 2 (Design). It establishes a 'Total Maximum Not to Exceed' amount of $370,760.25 for all three phases of the project, with payments structured upon completion and acceptance of deliverables for each phase.
This document, Amendment Number 1 to Work Order Contract WOC 1117-17, modifies the existing Payment Processing Services agreement between the State of Oregon (on behalf of the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife) and NICUSA, Inc. The primary change is an increase in the 'Contractor Portal Fee' from $0.15 to $1.00 per transaction. It also updates the project participant information for NICUSA. The original contract became effective on March 28, 2017.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife
The board discussed a revised pilot agreement proposal for a passive solar project. Key discussion topics included negotiating the payment amount per megawatt to align with state statutory limits and incorporating a provision to explicitly exclude battery storage systems from the agreement scope. A motion was passed to authorize the chair to sign the agreement once terms are finalized and drafted.
The committee focused on the review of the annual report for the 2025-26 period. A significant portion of the session was dedicated to a public excluded proceeding to discuss the audit management letter and management response with auditors, in accordance with the Local Government Official Information and Meetings Act 1987. These discussions involved sensitive commercial and industrial negotiations.
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The council meeting focused on agenda item J1 regarding fishery management plan amendment provisions for the revised Pacific sardine stock. Key discussions included a presentation on the timeline for a benchmark stock assessment, with a targeted completion date of 2028, and the strategy for setting harvest specifications for 2027 using separate biomass estimates. The committee addressed technical challenges related to data availability from international sources, uncertainty in transboundary stock movement, and the utilization of simulation models to evaluate assessment structures and parameterizations.
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