Wildlife-Friendly Fencing and Retaining Wall Permitting, Design, and Construction Services
Agency: Town of Jackson [WY]
Location: Wyoming
NAICS: Not Provided
| Agency | Town of Jackson [WY] |
|---|---|
| Deadline | 08/13/26 |
| Posted | 05/13/26 |
| Estimated Value | Not Provided |
| Set Aside | Not Provided |
| NAICS | Not Provided |
| PSC | Not Provided |
| Location | Wyoming |
A recent meeting document Town of Jackson - Workshop Packet - 2026-05-18 indicates a future potential acquisition The Town of Jackson is proposing a comprehensive update to its Land Development Regulations (LDRs) to establish a Tiered Natural Resource Overlay (NRO) system, replacing the current single-overlay approach. This new system will require all properties within the Town to be mapped into Base, Mid, or High habitat sensitivity tiers, with corresponding requirements for environmental review and mitigation. The regulations will require, for Mid and High Tier properties, the completion of a Natural Resources Desktop Checklist or a full Environmental Analysis (EA) by a qualified environmental professional (such as a Professional Wetland Scientist, Ecologist, Wildlife Biologist, or Fisheries Biologist). These assessments will identify the presence of protected resources (wetlands, waterbodies, wildlife corridors, crucial habitat, etc.), determine required setbacks/buffers, and recommend mitigation measures. For projects impacting one acre or more in the Mid or High Tiers, a Habitat Mitigation Plan will be required, including monitoring and performance bonding. The new regulations will also require compliance with updated standards for wildlife-friendly fencing and retaining walls, which may necessitate additional design, engineering, and permitting services. The Town anticipates a significant increase in the number and complexity of environmental reviews, fence permit applications, and code enforcement actions, and may require ongoing consulting support for applicants and for Town staff. This presents a substantial opportunity for environmental consulting firms, biologists, GIS/mapping specialists, and potentially engineering/design firms to provide services related to site assessments, permitting, mitigation planning, monitoring, and compliance. The Town may also need to procure technology solutions for permit tracking and public education/outreach related to the new requirements.
Agency: Town of Jackson [WY]
Location: Wyoming
NAICS: Not Provided
Agency: Town of Jackson [WY]
Location: Wyoming
NAICS: Not Provided
Agency: Town of Jackson [WY]
Location: Wyoming
NAICS: Not Provided
Agency: Town of Jackson [WY]
Location: Wyoming
NAICS: Not Provided