Border Resource Protection Program Service

The United States government authority located in Washington, DC is seeking a vendor to provide border resource protection program services. The agency needs to address the ecological and historical impacts of border activities and human development on sensitive borderlands. The selected vendor will perform all work offsite to support the agency's conservation and preservation goals. The scope of work covers the identification, research, and evaluation of archeological and historic sites, as well as the preparation of National Register of Historic Places and National Historic Landmark nominations. Ecological tasks include the inventory and monitoring of invasive plants and animals, assessing the impacts of ecological changes and border activities on threatened and endangered species, and protecting and conserving these species. Additionally, the agency requires support for the reestablishment of natural processes and ecological systems, monitoring resource damage caused by human development, and integrated pest management planning. Eligibility is strictly limited to onshore organizations based in the United States. The agency is currently looking for proposals and has not disclosed a specific budget range. The source document does not specify the evaluation criteria or key dates for this opportunity.