Office of Restoration
MDEQ’s Office of Restoration leads the state’s restoration efforts resulting from the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in 2010. The office uses a comprehensive approach to restoration integrating projects and leveraging funding sources to implement restoration projects that will restore and enhance the Gulf Coast’s natural resources.
The office implements and manages projects from three main funding sources—the Natural Resource Damage Assessment (NRDA), the RESTORE Act, and the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation’s (NFWF) Gulf Environmental Benefit Fund.
Save the Date for the 2023 Restoration Summit
MS TIG Releases Pre-Recorded Webinar with Overview of Draft Restoration Plan 4 Proposed Preferred Alternatives
Announcements
- Governor Reeves Announces 15 New RESTORE Act Projects Totaling More Than $44 Million
- 2023 MDEQ Restoration Summit Agenda
- IFB – Beach Outfall Pilot Project I
- Mississippi Trustee implementation Group Releases Fourth Draft Restoration Plan
- IFB – Vegetative Management Services
- IFB – Re-Bid – Clower Thornton Nature Park
- Save the Date for the 2023 Restoration Summit
- Invitation for Bids – Clower Thornton Nature Park Trail Improvement Project
- 2022 Mississippi State Expenditure Plan Amendment
- Invitation for Bids – Dupont Tract Road Repair And Replacement Project
- Final Multiyear Implementation Plan Amendment #6
- Mississippi Issues Call for Restoration Project Ideas for 2023 Funding Consideration
- NEW Procurement Opportunity – Estuarine Program
- Mississippi Multiyear Implementation Plan Amendment Available for Public Review and Comment
- Mississippi State Expenditure Plan Available for Public Review and Comment
- Governor Tate Reeves Announced 15 RESTORE Act Projects
- 2022 Restoration Summit to be held Thursday, November 10th at the Coast Coliseum
- NEW Procurement Opportunities
- Request for Qualifications for West Hancock County Engineering and Design Services
