Doc769953 - FY25 Wetland Mapping Project

The District of Columbia is seeking proposals for the FY25 Wetland Mapping Project, a comprehensive geospatial mapping initiative focused on documenting and analyzing wetland ecosystems within the district's boundaries. The procurement aims to secure professional services from qualified environmental mapping and geospatial analysis firms capable of producing detailed wetland inventory and classification documentation. Key deliverables will likely include high-resolution digital mapping, geospatial data sets, detailed wetland classification reports, and comprehensive spatial analysis of wetland distribution and characteristics. The contract opportunity, identified by the state contract ID 68933c81f0266a34bd0d6156, was posted on July 24, 2025, with proposals due by August 23, 2025. Prospective vendors should possess advanced geospatial technologies, remote sensing capabilities, and expertise in ecological mapping methodologies. Evaluation criteria are expected to emphasize technical competence, past performance in similar ecological mapping projects, technological capabilities, and the comprehensiveness of proposed methodological approaches.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the available information, local government contracts often provide preferences for disadvantaged business enterprises, small businesses, and local District of Columbia-based firms. The project's scope suggests potential integration with existing municipal environmental management systems and geospatial databases. Although precise budget parameters are not specified, wetland mapping projects of similar municipal scale typically range between $150,000 and $500,000, depending on the geographic complexity and required technological sophistication. Potential respondents should be prepared to demonstrate robust technological infrastructure, including advanced GIS platforms, remote sensing equipment, and analytical software capable of producing precise ecological mapping outputs. Firms with demonstrable experience in urban environmental assessment, wetland ecology, and geospatial data collection will likely be most competitive in this procurement opportunity.