BLM NV LLNVE00150 Great Basin Stabilization and Rehabilitation Program Elko District Office | Apply Online

Opportunity Summary:

The grant notice titled "BLM NV LLNVE00150 Great Basin Stabilization and Rehabilitation Program - Elko District Office" is a Bureau of Land Management (BLM) announcement issued by the U.S. Department of the Interior to inform the public about BLM's intent to fund a specific set of post-wildfire recovery activities in Nevada's Great Basin region, managed through the BLM Elko District Office. The project sits within BLM's Emergency Stabilization and Rehabilitation (ESR) Program, which focuses on rapid actions after wildfires to stabilize damaged landscapes, reduce the spread of invasive species, and support longer-term rehabilitation of affected public lands.

A key point of this announcement is that it is not a solicitation and not a request for applications. Instead, it functions as a public notice that BLM plans to make an award without full and open competition. In practical terms, that means BLM had already identified the intended cooperative agreement approach and was providing transparency by posting the notice, rather than inviting new proposals from the general public under a competitive process. The opportunity is listed as a discretionary award using a cooperative agreement, which typically indicates substantial involvement by the federal agency during the project, such as coordination on technical methods, monitoring design, implementation priorities, and reporting.

The work described is tied to a large portfolio of existing post-fire efforts. At the time of the notice, the Elko District ESR Program reported having 41 post-fire ESR projects underway. The cooperative agreement described in the notice is meant to support two main operational needs across that portfolio. First, it will assist the ESR Invasive Species Program with inventorying invasive species presence, conducting treatments to control or reduce invasive plants, and evaluating the effectiveness of those treatments. This is a common post-fire priority in the Great Basin, where burned areas can become vulnerable to invasive annual grasses and other species that alter fire regimes, compete with native vegetation, and complicate rehabilitation. Second, the agreement will support the ESR Monitoring Team by helping implement project monitoring sites, which are used to track ecological recovery and determine whether restoration actions are working as intended. Monitoring is often essential for adaptive management because it provides the data needed to adjust seeding, weed control, or other rehabilitation strategies over time.

From an administrative standpoint, the notice was posted on March 12, 2010, with an original and current closing date of March 15, 2010, and an archive date of April 14, 2010. The estimated total funding amount listed is $99,700, and BLM anticipated making one award. The opportunity is associated with CFDA 15.232, Wildland Fire Research and Studies Program. No cost sharing or matching requirement is indicated, meaning the federal funding was not contingent on the recipient providing a required non-federal match, at least as presented in the summary data.

Eligibility is listed broadly as "unrestricted," meaning it is nominally open to many entity types; however, because the notice explicitly states the agency intends to fund the activities without full and open competition, the broad eligibility language does not function like a standard competitive grant. It primarily reflects how the posting is categorized in systems like Grants.gov rather than signaling a typical open application window. The notice provides a point of contact for accessing the full announcement: Tanya E. Arnberger at tarnberg@blm.gov, and it references Grants.gov for additional information.

Overall, this announcement is best understood as a transparency posting for a planned cooperative agreement supporting invasive species inventory and treatment evaluation, along with establishment of monitoring sites, across a substantial set of post-wildfire stabilization and rehabilitation projects managed by BLM's Elko District Office in the Great Basin.

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