BOTANY MANAGEMENT PROGRAM AT NAVAL AUXILIARY LANDING FIELD SAN CLEMENTE ISLAND, CALIFORNIA
ID: 355037Type: Posted
Overview

Buyer

Naval Facilities Engineering Command Southwest (DOD-ONR-FAC-N62473)

Award Range

$0 - $2M

Eligible Applicants

Others

Funding Category

Natural Resources

Funding Instrument

Cooperative Agreement

Opportunity Category

Discretionary

Cost Sharing or Matching Requirement

Yes

Original Source

https://grants.gov/search-results-detail/355037
Timeline
    Description

    The Naval Facilities Engineering Command Southwest is offering a cooperative agreement for the Botany Management Program at San Clemente Island, California, with a funding amount of approximately $1.68 million. The program aims to restore grasslands and habitats, enhance the ecosystem, and support military training activities by focusing on grassland restoration, habitat restoration for endemic species like Poa thomasii and Malva assurgentiflora ssp. glabra, and conducting annual rare plant surveys. This initiative is crucial for ensuring compliance with the Sikes Act and the Endangered Species Act, reflecting the Navy's commitment to ecological stewardship while maintaining military readiness. Interested applicants must submit proposals by July 22, 2024, with potential award notifications expected by July 30, 2024. For further inquiries, contact Kevin Magennis at kevin.e.magennis.civ@us.navy.mil or by phone at 619-705-5566.

    Files
    Title
    Posted
    2420010 SOO 18JUN24.pdf
    2420010.pdf
    The Department of the Navy is seeking proposals for a Botany Management Program at San Clemente Island to enhance the ecosystem and support military training activities. The objectives include grassland restoration, habitat restoration for specific endemic plant species, and conducting annual rare plant surveys. Key tasks involve studying restoration methods, monitoring endangered species, and managing invasive plants through Integrated Pest Management strategies. The project spans a 12-month base period with options for four additional years, focusing on compliance with environmental regulations, including the Endangered Species Act. Designated representatives will oversee the program, ensuring qualified personnel conduct the work and adhere to detailed reporting standards, including financial and scientific documentation. The initiative reflects the Navy's commitment to environmental stewardship while maintaining military readiness and quality of life for service members.
    N624732420010 NOFO 20JUN24.pdf
    N624732420010.pdf
    The Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command Southwest (NAVFAC SW) has issued a Notice of Funding Opportunity (No. N62473-24-2-0010) for a cooperative agreement aimed at restoring grasslands and habitats on San Clemente Island (SCI). The funding of approximately $1.68 million, with an initial base period of 12 months and four optional years, will support various activities, including grassland restoration, preserving endemic species like Poa thomasii and Malva assurgentiflora ssp. glabra, and conducting rare plant surveys. These efforts align with the Sikes Act and the Endangered Species Act, emphasizing ecosystem management on military lands. The application deadline is July 22, 2024, with potential award notifications by July 30, 2024. Eligible applicants include cooperative partners under the Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Units. A detailed technical report and budget justification are required, and applicant proposals will be evaluated based on personnel credentials, scientific approach, and cost reasonableness. This initiative underscores the Navy's commitment to ecological stewardship while accommodating military training requirements.
    Terms and conditions.pdf
    Terms.pdf
    The Cooperative Agreement Terms and Conditions document outlines the provisions governing federal cooperative agreements, emphasizing compliance with U.S. laws and regulations. It establishes a hierarchy for resolving conflicts within the agreement, starting with federal statutes, followed by applicable regulations in the 2 CFR, and concluding with the specific terms of the agreement. Key topics addressed include cost principles, allowable costs, record retention, modifications, and the handling of unexpended balances. The document mandates adherence to ethical standards, such as nondiscrimination, lobbying restrictions, and environmental compliance. Specific protocols for claims, disputes, and appeals are outlined, with the requirement for alternative dispute resolution whenever applicable. Further, it mandates proper financial management systems, including payment processes, procurement standards, and the management of property acquired with cooperative agreement funds. Compliance with regulations ensuring a drug-free workplace and standards for controlled unclassified information is also emphasized. Overall, this document serves as a guide for organizations engaged with federal funding, highlighting obligations and standards necessary to ensure compliance and effective management of the awarded cooperative agreements, thus supporting the aim of transparency and accountability in federal fund utilization.
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