Federal grant · cooperative agreement

Florida Three Rivers Resource Conservation and Development Council, Inc.

Aquatic Invasive Vegetation Removal Services on Lands Within Its Administrative Boundaries on JB Charleston. Theusfws Cooperator Shall Provide All Materials, Labor, Equipment, Tools, Transportation, Permits, Licenses,supervision, Expertise, and Other Incidentals Necessary to Successfully Complete the Impoundment Restoration. Theservices Will Include Invasive Removal Work on Mark and Luke S Pond, Big David S Pond, Little David S Pond,john S Pond, Jame S Pond, Paul S Pond, Matthew S Pond. Work Will Be Completed by Using Mechanical Equipment With Herbicides as a Last Resort.

Committed

$212,842

Paid out
$66.2K
31%
Committed, not yet paid
$146.6K
69%

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