California — State Coastal ConservancyIssuing agency·Sacramento, CA·via California's Cal eProcure statewide procurement portal2026 State Coastal Conservancy Request for Qualifications and Information The State Coastal Conservancy ("Conservancy") acts to preserve, restore, and enhance California's coastal and marine resources, enhance their resilience to climate change, and to expand public access to the coast. The Conservancy annually updates a list of environmental, engineering, architectural, landscape architectural, construction project management, and the other consulting service providers. We also invite individuals, firms, non-profits, and community groups involved with community engagement, tribal engagement, community-based restoration, traditional ecological knowledge, and other justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion topics to submit their information. The list is used in two ways: to identify consulting firms and individuals with appropriate qualifications for Conservancy consultant needs; and to help us make connections with local organizations and individuals engaged with coastal issues and communities in our jurisdiction. We welcome individuals, consultants, firms, and community groups to submit their qualifications and/or organizational information through this brief online form, linked at https://scc.ca.gov/public-notices/. Submissions will be accepted on a rolling basis throughout the year. All information received will be kept on file for at least one year from the date of this request. Conservancy staff will use this information in soliciting services, as needed, for upcoming Conservancy projects. We will also use this information in efforts to increase local community connections with our projects and in providing resources to share with grantees and other partners. The Conservancy has developed working relationships with a number of public and private entities through its work on coastal and watershed restoration efforts over the past 45 years. Advancing environmental protection and climate adaptation work requires diverse collaborations of public and private agencies, Indigenous peoples and Tribal Nations, landowners, and community members. We aim to foster collaboration between these groups to develop creative solutions to complex coastal issues. We hope this list will increase our awareness of the many groups, organizations, and individuals that should be involved in the development and implementation of our projects. State certified Small Businesses ("SB," including small business, minority and women-owned businesses) and Disabled Veteran Business Enterprises ("DVBE") are encouraged to submit. The Conservancy encourages all potential contractors to proactively engage with potential SB and DVBE subcontractors. We are soliciting consultants with experience and expertise in: 1. Environmental Studies (Archeological, Biological, Botany, Archaeology, Soil, Land Use, Water Quality Assessment, Biological Monitoring, etc.) 2. Permitting/Regulatory Compliance Assistance (Eg. CEQA, NEPA document preparation) 3. Tribal Cultural Resources and Coordination 4. Fluvial and Inland Non-Coastline Engineering Services (Restoration Design, Surveying and Mapping, Geotechnical Services) 5. Coastal and Marine Engineering or Ecological Design services (nature-based shoreline protection design and implementation) 6. Value Engineering Analysis services 7. Construction Management 8. Wildfire Risk Reduction and Management 9. Trail Planning (design, engineering, and implementation) 10. Landscape Architecture 11. Economic Analyses 12. Hazardous or Toxic Substance Investigations 13. Graphic Design/Interpretive Signage 14. Real Estate Appraisals The Conservancy also seeks to identify individuals, firms, and community groups providing these services: 1. Community engagement planning and implementation 2. Justice, Equity, Diversity, Inclusion (JEDI) training and resources 3. Community engagement evaluation 4. Community-focused media and storytelling 5. Community-based restoration 6. Community-inclusive design planning 7. Local labor development and training 8. Traditional ecological knowledge To submit your qualifications and/or or organizational information, fill out the online form at https://forms.cloud.microsoft/g/V85Nc54kKN and linked on the SCC website at https://scc.ca.gov/public-notices/. Please email taylor.samuelson (at) scc.ca.gov with any questions.
Request For Information / RFx · Department: State Coastal Conservancy · Event ID: 0000040344
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