Opportunities

Conservation and Forestry Program Support (2026–2031) — Fort Polk, Louisiana

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers cooperative research-support opportunity for conservation and forestry work supporting integrated natural-resources management at Fort Polk, Louisiana.

Expired. This record is retained for historical intelligence. Check the programme history and related open opportunities below for a newer or comparable call.

Opportunity Passport

At a glance

ExpiredVerified
RO ID
RO-2026-006940
Type
Research Grant
Level / stage
Institution / Research Team
Host
United States · Eligible Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit in the Great Plains, Gulf Coast or Great Rivers region
Applicant geography
Applicants from United States
Funding
Funding available
Award
USD 1,250,000–7,593,600 total
Last deadline
September 14, 2026
Last checked
August 27, 2026

Opportunity overview

Full-proposal opportunity for eligible Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Units to deliver conservation and forestry support for the Environmental Natural Resources Management Division at Fort Polk under the Sikes Act.

Funding

Funding coverage
Funding available
Financial model
Research grant / award
Award
USD 1,250,000–7,593,600 total
Duration
Base period approximately 10 months; meaningful work must commence by September 30, 2026. Programme title covers 2026–2031.
  • Research costs: Yes

Eligibility

Eligible CESU recipient in the specified U.S. regions, with required NIST SP 800-171 assessment and capacity to undertake the Fort Polk conservation and forestry programme.

Applicant geography
Applicants from United States
Affiliation
Only Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Units in the Great Plains, Gulf Coast and Great Rivers regions are eligible; Sikes Act priority applies to federal and state fish/wildlife conservation agencies.

WINDOW-NEW. Official opportunity posted 26 August 2026; RFP and NIST documents were uploaded at 21:09–21:12 UTC (18:09–18:12 BRT), inside this reporting window.

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Programme details

Funder / sponsor
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers — Fort Worth District
Host organisation
Eligible Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit in the Great Plains, Gulf Coast or Great Rivers region
Host country
United States
Region
North America
Disciplines
Environmental Science

Application

Method
Email

Required documents

  • Complete study proposal
  • Proposed budget
  • Other RFP-required supporting documents

Full proposal is submitted by email to the Agreement Specialist and Agreement Project Manager named in the official RFP.

Deadlines

  1. Application deadlineSeptember 14, 2026
    Full proposals are due September 14, 2026 at 12:00 P.M. Central Daylight Time by email.

Sources and verification

Verification status: Verified. Last checked: August 27, 2026.

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