Protect and Restore Endangered Species Sites, Fort Bragg, NC

Auburn University is seeking a service provider to provide protection and restoration services for endangered species sites at Fort Bragg and Camp Mackall, NC. The project includes tasks such as project management, endangered species habitat restoration, and protection from prescribed fire. The service provider will be responsible for performing these tasks within a period of approximately one year, from July 1, 2026, to June 30, 2027. The project aims to facilitate compliance with the Endangered Species Act and other regulations. The service provider will be required to provide a program manager and field technicians who can communicate effectively and work in a team environment. The evaluation criteria for this RFP include pricing, history and past performance of the company, and relevant experience. Some key points to consider: • The service provider will be responsible for protecting and restoring endangered species sites within approximately 130,000 acres of Fort Bragg and Camp Mackall. • The project includes tasks such as project management, endangered species habitat restoration, and protection from prescribed fire. • The service provider will be required to provide a program manager and field technicians who can communicate effectively and work in a team environment. • The evaluation criteria for this RFP include pricing, history and past performance of the company, and relevant experience.