Implementation, Compliance, and Monitoring of Conserved Groundwater through Water Right Lease Agreements and Conservation Easements

The Central Curry Soil & Water Conservation District is seeking a vendor to implement, comply with, and monitor conserved groundwater through water right lease agreements and conservation easements with participating landowners in eastern New Mexico. The project aims to conserve groundwater and create a supplemental water supply for Clovis and Curry County. The vendor will be responsible for providing professional services, including the negotiation of conservation easements and the monitoring of groundwater conservation. The project is expected to last 12 months, and the estimated amount is $250,000.00. • The project involves the implementation of conservation easements to conserve groundwater. • The vendor will work with participating landowners to negotiate water right lease agreements. • The project aims to create a supplemental water supply for Clovis and Curry County. • The vendor will provide professional services, including monitoring and compliance. • The project is expected to last 12 months.