How to bid on GUSG Habitat Hydro-logic Restoration for the Bureau of Land Management

What the BLM is buying

The Bureau of Land Management is seeking a contractor for a construction project near Crawford, Colorado. The work is to improve drainage on rural roads on government lands by installing features that carry surface water off roadways and onto nearby sagebrush vegetation.

The project is intended to rewater the landscape in a way that mimics natural hydrologic flow and supports habitat restoration for Gunnison sage-grouse, which the description identifies as endangered under the Endangered Species Act.

Deadline and amendment

The description’s Amendment 1 says the due date was reopened and extended to September 14, 2026, at noon Mountain Daylight Time. The opportunity summary separately lists November 2, 2026, at 10:00 AM ET, so confirm the current deadline in the solicitation documents before preparing or submitting a response.

The solicitation is listed as an RFP and was published October 20, 2026. Because that publication date is after the September date in the amendment, check the original source for the controlling schedule and any updates.

Who this opportunity may suit

This construction opportunity may suit firms with experience installing road drainage features and directing runoff onto adjacent vegetation. The listed category is professional, while the full description identifies the work as a construction contract.

How to access the opportunity

Click “View original source” in the portal. If the first click takes you to the portal homepage, click it again to go directly to the bid.

A free account may be needed to view documents, though many bids can be viewed without one. Review the solicitation documents for response instructions and the confirmed deadline.

Prepare a clear, relevant response

Explain how your firm would install drainage features that move water off the roadway and onto adjacent sagebrush habitat. Connect your proposed approach to the project’s stated goal of restoring natural hydrologic flow.

Describe relevant construction experience and make your response easy to evaluate. Check the solicitation documents for required forms, submission steps, and any technical details before finalizing your offer.