Doc769953 - FY25 Wetland Mapping Project

The District of Columbia is seeking proposals for the FY25 Wetland Mapping Project, a comprehensive geospatial data collection and environmental assessment initiative. This procurement aims to develop a detailed wetland mapping system for the region, requiring advanced geospatial technologies and environmental science expertise. Vendors must demonstrate specialized capabilities in remote sensing, GIS mapping, and ecological data analysis to successfully complete the project. The contract opportunity requires submission of detailed technical proposals demonstrating comprehensive wetland identification, classification, and geospatial documentation methodologies. Proposals must be submitted electronically by August 23, 2025, with all documentation addressing specific technical requirements for wetland mapping and environmental characterization. Bidders will be evaluated based on technical capability, proposed methodology, team qualifications, and previous experience in similar environmental mapping projects. The procurement process requires vendors to provide precise digital mapping outputs, comprehensive wetland ecosystem classification, and robust data collection methodologies that meet District of Columbia environmental and geospatial standards.

The contract appears to have potential set-aside provisions for local or disadvantaged businesses, though specific details are not explicitly outlined in the provided documentation. Potential respondents should anticipate potential preference for District of Columbia-based firms or those meeting small business or minority-owned enterprise classifications. While no specific budget range is indicated, wetland mapping projects of similar scope typically range between $250,000 and $750,000, depending on geographic complexity and required technological interventions. The project will likely require integration with existing District of Columbia geospatial infrastructure and environmental management systems. Vendors should be prepared to demonstrate compatibility with current municipal Geographic Information System (GIS) platforms and environmental data management protocols. Successful contractors must possess advanced technical capabilities in remote sensing technologies, ecological data analysis, and comprehensive environmental mapping methodologies.