WETLANDWIRE · FLORIDA
Week of Oct 11, 2026
11 open bids · 22 early signals from official Florida and federal records. |
Open bids
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other · Dinner Island Ranch Wildlife Management Area
FWC seeks bids for canal cleaning at Dinner Island Ranch WMA
FWC is requesting competitive pricing for canal cleaning and maintenance services on Dinner Island Ranch Wildlife Management Area (ITB FWC 26/27-27). Addendum 1 was posted 9/21/26. Listed service codes include weed control, herbicide, logging/felling and canal maintenance.
| Owner | Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) |
| Due | Oct 16, 2026, 3:00 PM ET (6 days left) |
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restoration · Telogia Creek WMA, Liberty County, FL
Sand pine regeneration removal at Telogia Creek WMA (~797 acres)
FWC seeks competitive pricing for sand pine regeneration removal across about 797 acres at various locations within Telogia Creek Wildlife Management Area in Liberty County, FL. Addendum 1 was posted 10/7/2026.
| Owner | Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) |
| Due | Oct 16, 2026, 5:00 PM ET (6 days left) |
| Size | 797 acres |
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prescribed fire · Okaloacoochee Slough WMA
FWC seeks bids for fire line installation at Okaloacoochee Slough WMA
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is requesting competitive bids for fire line installation at Okaloacoochee Slough Wildlife Management Area. The full specifications are in the bid document on the Florida Vendor Information Portal.
| Owner | Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) |
| Due | Oct 17, 2026, 8:30 AM ET (7 days left) |
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Early signals: Army Corps permit notices
Projects that impact wetlands usually must buy mitigation credits or fund restoration. These are the earliest public signs.
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wetland impact needs mitigation · Indian River County
Lost Tree Village seeks Corps permit to fill 1.81 ac of wetlands, Indian River Shores
Lost Tree Village Corporation requests a standard Corps permit to place 14,500 cu yd of fill in 1.81 acres of impounded estuarine wetlands for two estate homes. It proposes a permittee-responsible mitigation package of 18.60 acres, including onsite impoundment restoration.
| Permit | SAJ-2026-01877 · Lost Tree Village Corporation |
| Impact | 1.81 acres — 14,500 cu yd of quarry fill into 1.81 ac of degraded, impounded estuarine wetlands (Mosquito Impoundment No. 8) for two residential lots, with docks and mangrove trimming. |
| Mitigation | Permittee-responsible mitigation, 18.60 ac for 2.545 UMAM units vs 1.557 lost: 10.47 ac onsite impoundment restoration (conservation easement, RIM plan, four 30-inch culverts) and 8.13 ac offsite mangrove preservation easements. |
| Comments due | Nov 9, 2026 |
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new mitigation bank · Charlotte County
Proposed 144.85-acre Boca Creek Mitigation Bank in Charlotte County (SAJ-2024-04286)
USACE Jacksonville District has issued a public notice for Apiary Partners, LLC's proposed Boca Creek Mitigation Bank near Placida. It would restore, rehabilitate and preserve estuarine wetlands and uplands, including about 30 acres of new mangrove.
| Permit | SAJ-2024-04286 · Apiary Partners, LLC (Sharon Habiger) |
| Impact | Sponsor indicates no permanent impacts to wetlands; the notice describes a third-party mitigation bank, not a wetland-impact project. |
| Bank size | 144.85 acres |
| Mitigation | Third-party mitigation bank offering estuarine forested and estuarine emergent credits; establishment, re-establishment, rehabilitation and preservation (conservation easement) across 144.85 acres. No compensatory mitigation proposed for the restoration itself. |
| Comments due | Nov 9, 2026 |
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wetland impact needs mitigation · Collier County
I-75 widening in Collier Co. to impact 24.16 acres of wetlands; credits to be bought
FDOT District 1 seeks a USACE permit to widen I-75 from north of Golden Gate Pkwy to the Lee/Collier line, impacting 24.16 acres of wetlands plus 11.12 acres of surface waters. Compensation is by buying credits from three mitigation banks.
| Permit | SAJ-2006-05577 · Florida Department of Transportation – District 1 |
| Impact | 24.16 acres — 24.16 ac wetlands (16.46 forested, 7.70 herbaceous) plus 6.29 ac offsite secondary forested impacts and 11.12 ac surface waters (0.81 ac Cocohatchee Canal) for I-75 widening and pond modifications. |
| Mitigation | Purchase 7.35 forested credits from Corkscrew Regional Mitigation Bank, 1.74 forested credits from Big Cypress Mitigation Bank, and 3.7 herbaceous credits from Panther Island Mitigation Bank Expansion. No mitigation proposed for surface waters. |
| Comments due | Oct 22, 2026 |
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Summaries are generated from the official record and may omit details. Always confirm dates, requirements and addenda on the official listing before bidding. Not legal advice.
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