The Oregon Department of Agriculture is seeking proposals for native seed amplification services to support rangeland restoration projects in central and eastern Oregon. The successful bidder will be responsible for collecting and amplifying native seed, establishing new production fields, and providing technical assistance to growers. The project is expected to start in January 2026 and end in December 2028, with a final report due by March 31, 2029.
• The proposal should include a detailed scope of work, a description of the bidder's experience and qualifications, and a cost proposal.
• The bidder should have experience in collecting and propagating native seeds and plants, and should be able to demonstrate expertise in the collection, storage, and amplification of native seedstock.
• The bidder should also be able to provide technical assistance to growers and demonstrate experience with conservation practices that address climate change and wildfire resiliency.
• The contract will be awarded to the highest-ranking responsible bidder, based on a scoring methodology that includes evaluation of the bidder's experience, expertise, and cost proposal.
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