TERO - Tribal Employment Rights Office
Roberta Bearcub (509) 634-2719
TERO Director (509) 634-2719
Available RFP/RFB
RFP | IT, Cybersecurity Plan Consultant Services | Closing Date Aug 13, 2025 PDF
RFP | Colville Tribes Resident Fish Hatchery Motor Control Center Upgrade | Closing Date Aug 8, 2025 PDF | Addendum #1 PDF
RFP | Fish and Wildlife, Twisp Roads Ends Campground Re-vegetation | Closing Date Aug 7, 2025 PDF
RFP | ECE/Head Start - Bulk Food/Product Purchase and Delivery for Nutrition Services | Closing Date Aug 7, 2025 PDF | Recently Purchased Food List PDF
RFP | Fish and Wildlife, Removal of Building Structures at Louie Creek property in the Sanpoil | Closing Date July 31, 2025 PDF
RFQ | 2025/2026 New 3/4 Ton Pickup with Service Body Delivered to Nespelem | Closing Date July 31, 2025 PDF
RFP | Pascal Sherman Indian School –School Annual Company 3 years commitment | Closing Date July 31, 2025 PDF
RFQ | FY25-38 Colville Indian Housing Authority Asbestos Containing Material (ACM) Flooring Demo and Abatement Project: Two (2) Single Family Homes: Unit 1299 and Unit 4205 Moccasin Run Inchelium, WA 99138 | Closing Date July 30, 2025 PDF
RFP | F&W, Boundary Survey for Okanogan County Parcel Numbers 5110070000, located on Twisp Carlton Road, North of the town of Carlton, Washington | Closing Date July 30, 2025 PDF
RFQ | FY25-32 Colville Indian Housing Authority ICDBG, ACM Flooring Demo and Abatement Project: Two (2) Single Family Homes, Unit 1014 and Unit 1043 Mushroom Corner Nespelem, WA. 99155 | Closing Date July 30, 2025 PDF
RFB | Inchelium Senior Meal Site Black Bird Drive, Inchelium, WA | Closing Date July 29, 2025 PDF
RFQ | CIHA, FY25-30 HAF Repairs – C. Johnson - Electric 77 Cobbs Creek Rd. Inchelium, WA 99138 | Closing Date July 23, 2025 PDF
RFB | Senior Meal Site project, Bids Due: July 9, 2025 at 12:00 PM PDT, Location: Omak, WA, Expected Start: Aug 27, 2025, Expected Finish: Aug 31, 2026, Project Size: 8,128 sq. ft., Owner: Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation, Architect: Womer & Associates, General Contractor: Absher Construction, Description: This is an 8,128 SF construction of a new, single story, wood framed structure that will be used by the Tribe for multiple purposes, located on Siya Street in Omak, WA. The project is on land that is undeveloped. The meal area is a multi-function space that can be used for serving meals or other types of gatherings for the community. Other rooms in the structure include a reception area, office, restrooms, back of house support and utility rooms, an arts and crafts room and a living room space. This is a Tero project. Bidders will be able to discover this project on Bid Board and join from the Absher Construction Company Public Plan Room at: https://app.buildingconnected.com/public/5460ff8bdf2f0e07006b591d, Estimator Contact: Jeremy Ackerman, 509-225-1490, Jeremy.Ackerman@absherco.com
RFB | San Poil Forest Development, 5 Cone Collection contracts up for bid | Closing Date July 10, 2025 PDF
RFB | San Poil Forest Development, 21 Mile PCT 189 | Closing Date July 11, 2025 PDF | TERO Compliance and Utilization Plan PDF
RFB | Excavation - excavate a 30x30 area for a 8x24 foot mobile module office. Needs to be placed on a cement slab, anchors and trenched for a power line. Waste disposal if necessary.
Second RFB | Electrical bid. I need power hooked up the 8x24 mobile module building. 24 security cameras installed. 8 security cameras on the new mobile module office building. 2 inside and 6 outside. 15 security cameras installed. 4 outside and 11 inside of the Nikxna Cannabis store. Contact Dwayne Marchand for more information (509) 978-9741. crmsceo@yahoo.com. Posted May 19, 2025.
Tribal Electric Boats Program Application
The 2025 request for application window is now open for the Tribal Electric Boats Program.
Applications are due by October 23, 2025, at 5 p.m.
The Tribal Electric Boats Program (TEBP), funded by the Climate Commitment Act, is awarding $4,750,000 to tribes to support the electrification and hybridization of marine propulsion power for tribal fishing vessels, including boats for research and patrol activities. Grants include marine charging equipment needed to power the boats.
This program upholds tribal sovereignty, advances tribal goals for air quality improvement and climate change resilience, and supports decarbonization of marine vessels for federally recognized tribal governments and tribal enterprises.
How to apply:
For RFA documents and additional details including eligibility, allowable costs, and timeline, see the TEBP webpage.
Submit completed materials through the application form or email them to Caitlin.Roberts@commerce.wa.gov.
Contact Caitlin Roberts with any questions at 564-250-1887.
EXPIRED / CLOSED
RFQQ | Fish & Wildlife Dual Bay Garage Design Documents | Closing Date July 1, 2025 PDF
RFB | San Poil Forest Development, 21 Mile PCT 242 | Closing Date June 27, 2025 PDF
RFB | CTCR Restoration Program, Four Bears — Kinkaid Creek Watershed Restoration 2025 | Closing Date June 25, 2025 PDF
RFQ | CIHA, FY25-19 ERG Abrahamson Interior Repair Project, 41 Omak Riverside Eastside Road Omak, WA 98841 | Closing Date June 25, 2025 PDF
RFP | Fuels, Fuel Station UST to AST Conversion | Closing Date June 20, 2025 PDF
RFB | Omak/Nespelem District Forestry, 4 Excavator Piling Contracts | Closing Date June 20, 2025 PDF
RFB | Pre-commercial Thinning Contractors, Omak/Nespelem District Forestry has 13 contracts available | Closing Date June 20, 2025 PDF
RFQ | CIHA, FY25-20 ERG Boyd Flooring Repair and Bathroom Shower Project 303 7th Ave. East Omak, WA 98841 | Closing Date June 18, 2025 PDF
Visitor Resources
TERO wins national program of the year. The Council for Tribal Employment Rights has awarded the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation’s TERO department as the 2019 program of the year. The award goes to a program for outstanding leadership and commitment for your tribe and membership. TERO director John MacClain received a plaque commemorating the achievement.
The Colville reservation consists of tribally owned lands held in federal trust status for the Tribes, land owned by individual Colville tribal members, most of which is held in federal trust status, and land owned by others, described as fee property and taxable by counties.