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Vendor

NATURE CONSERVANCY

Stated total across 15 awards — overlapping stated amounts, not a clean spend figure. Name variants are resolved from 3 raw spellings in the source records.

Stated total

$10.30M

Across 15 awards

Awards

15

Contract/grant awards and PO lines

Name variants

3

Raw spellings resolved to this entity

Active period

Jul 28, 2010 → Oct 23, 2025

First to last award date seen

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Name variants

Raw vendor spellings from source records, grouped by the state they appeared in.

NATURE CONSERVANCYCO
NATURE CONSERVANCY INCFL
Nature ConservancyWA

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AwardAgricultural Land & WaterDepartment of Natural Resources

Construction of a new Maybell diversion, once complete, will provide agricultural water security and allow passage of fish and paddlers at a location that currently impedes fish movement and poses a boating hazard. Maybell Irrigation District operates the largest diversion on the Yampa that serves 18 producers and over 1,200 acres of hay pasture.

Vendor: NATURE CONSERVANCYNIGP Grant SpecifiedSep 1, 2023
AwardAgricultural Land & WaterDepartment of Natural Resources

Construction of a new Maybell diversion, once complete, will provide agricultural water security and allow passage of fish and paddlers at a location that currently impedes fish movement and poses a boating hazard. Maybell Irrigation District operates the largest diversion on the Yampa that serves 18 producers and over 1,200 acres of hay pasture.

Vendor: NATURE CONSERVANCYNIGP Grant SpecifiedSep 1, 2023
AwardClimate ResilienceDepartment of Natural Resources

The goals of the Maybell Diversion Construction project are: 1) provide drought resilience for people and nature in the Lower Yampa River system by increasing diversion efficiency on the historic Maybell Ditch, 2) improve flows to benefit three endangered and one threatened fish species, and 3) provide safe recreational boat passage.

Vendor: NATURE CONSERVANCYNIGP RFA - Request for ApplicationsAug 29, 2022
AwardClimate ResilienceDepartment of Natural Resources

The goals of the Maybell Diversion Construction project are: 1) provide drought resilience for people and nature in the Lower Yampa River system by increasing diversion efficiency on the historic Maybell Ditch, 2) improve flows to benefit three endangered and one threatened fish species, and 3) provide safe recreational boat passage.

Vendor: NATURE CONSERVANCYNIGP RFA - Request for ApplicationsAug 29, 2022
AwardClimate ResilienceDepartment of Natural Resources

The goal of the Maybell diversion and headgate modernization project is to provide drought resilience for people and nature in the Lower Yampa River system – improving flows to benefit four endangered fish species, provide safe recreation, and increase the efficiency of irrigation along the historic Maybell Ditch.

Vendor: NATURE CONSERVANCYNIGP Grant SpecifiedAug 1, 2021
AwardClimate ResilienceDepartment of Natural Resources

The goal of the Maybell diversion and headgate modernization project is to provide drought resilience for people and nature in the Lower Yampa River system – improving flows to benefit four endangered fish species, provide safe recreation, and increase the efficiency of irrigation along the historic Maybell Ditch.

Vendor: NATURE CONSERVANCYNIGP Grant SpecifiedAug 1, 2021
AwardDepartment of Natural Resources

Colorado Water Plan and WSRF Grant for the Maybell Ditch Diversion Structure Rehabilitation & Headgate Modernization.

Vendor: NATURE CONSERVANCYNIGP Grant SpecifiedNov 21, 2019