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CCMP RFP FAQs
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Tampa Bay Estuary Program CCMP 2022 Interim Update The Tampa Bay Estuary Program (TBEP) is soliciting proposals for assistance with public engagement, research, and writing of the 2022 Interim Update of Charting The Course: The Comprehensive...
Life in the Bay
#LoveTampaBay "Life in the Bay" Community Video2021 marks the beginning of TBEP's fourth decade as a partnership for a healthy Tampa Bay. As the region continues to grow and change, Tampa Bay remains a story of environmental success, a model for collaborative...
Piney Point Monitoring
What is Piney Point? Piney Point is the site of a former phosphate processing plant located on 676 acres of land in northern Manatee County, Florida near the coastline of lower Tampa Bay. First built in 1966, the plant produced fertilizer for decades until it...
2022 TBERF
2022 Now accepting proposals2022 TBERF The Tampa Bay Environmental Restoration Fund (TBERF) is a strategic partnership between the Tampa Bay Estuary Program and Restore America’s Estuaries. To date, funding for TBERF-2022 has been provided by the Southwest Florida...
Current Management Board Members
Current Management Board Members Tom Ash - Chair - Hillsborough County Environmental Protection Commission Kelli Levy - Vice Chair – Technical Advisory Committee Co-Chair Jan Allyn – Community Advisory Committee Co-Chair Ben Allushuski, P.E. - City of Tampa...
Current Policy Board Members
Current Policy Board Members Commissioner Charlie Justice - Chair - Pinellas County Commissioner Stacy White - Vice Chair - Hillsborough County Commissioner Kevin Van Ostenbridge - Manatee County Commissioner Christina Fitzpatrick - Pasco County Councilmember...
Notice of Intent | Trash-Free Waters
The Tampa Bay Estuary Program intends to issue contract awards to Osprey World LLC, Keep Pinellas Beautiful, and Keep Tampa Bay Beautiful in response to Request for Proposals. Failure to file a protest within the time prescribed in section 120.57(3), Florida Statutes,...
Habitat Master Plan
Habitat Master Plan The habitats of Tampa Bay, such as seagrasses, mangroves, salt marshes, and wet prairies, provide food, shelter, and other important services that support numerous birds, fish, mammals, and invertebrates. Prior to the 1980s, significant damage was...