On Friday, September 10th, the Bureau of Land Management (“BLM”) noticed a competitive offer of solar energy development on public lands in Beaver County, UT. The BLM Cedar City Field Office will accept sealed bids on 4,836 acres of public land within the Milford Flats South Solar Energy Zone until November 9 at 10 am MST. The competitive solar lease offer will be held at 1 pm MST on the same date.
The federal register notice for this competitive bid can be found here.
If you have questions about submitting a competitive bid for this public offering, or general questions about developing renewable energy projects on federal land, please contact James Voyles at jvoyles@lewisroca.com or at 602.239.7425.
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