Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources.
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Posted
Sep 21, 2026
Oct 21, 2026
This open Invitation for Bids seeks bids for the removal of Lunsford Mill Dam and stabilization of the streambank. The Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources is the contracting authority for the works contract. The solicitation concerns work at Lunsford Mill Dam in Scott County, Virginia, and remains open as of September 22, 2026, with bids closing October 21, 2026.
Posted
Sep 17, 2026
Oct 16, 2026
Work include trapping, banding, collection of samples, and assisting with climbing of bald eagle nests.
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Henrico
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7870 Villa Park Dr #400
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(804) 367-1000
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources
The board meeting covered employee recognitions and public comments regarding property rights and land access. Committee reports included the adoption of various sportfishing, boating, and wildlife regulations, as well as the Stocked Trout Management Plan and a new schedule for committee and board meetings. The Board also adopted new fee proposals for hunting, fishing, trapping, and boat registration. Additionally, updates were provided regarding law enforcement activities, conservation awards, and educational outreach metrics. A closed session was held to discuss personnel matters.
The committee meeting featured updates on several key initiatives. Printed products were discussed, highlighting a simplified, cost-reduced format for hunting, fishing, and boating regulations. Outreach events reported significant engagement across digital platforms and participation numbers. The Outreach Division provided updates on the Falcon Banding Raffle, successful partnership events like the Fledge Fest, the success of Free Fishing Days in engaging anglers, and a site visit with Devils Backbone. Additionally, the committee received status updates on the Explore the Wild 2.0 application transition and new e-store merchandise offerings. The meeting concluded with reports from the Director and the Chair acknowledging the division's performance.
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The committee meeting addressed public comments concerning hound hunting enforcement and the related division budget. The meeting included a detailed presentation by the Honor Guard, which highlighted their history, ceremonial responsibilities, and involvement in memorial services for fallen personnel. Additionally, leadership provided updates on staffing vacancies, budgetary impacts, and the progress of the current recruit academy training class.
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