The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) is conducting market research to determine the availability of qualified businesses capable of providing whole-rock geochemical analysis. The work requires preparing and analyzing rock samples, and providing the results as digital data to the USGS. The contractor will be responsible for preparing the samples for analysis, analyzing the samples using various methods, and providing the results in a CSV or spreadsheet format. The key requirements of the job include:
• Preparing the samples for analysis following standard protocols for whole-rock samples
• Analyzing the samples using various methods, including fusion decomposition and XRF, Leco, four acid digest and ICP-MS, and selective ion electrode
• Providing the results as digital data to the USGS in the form of a CSV or spreadsheet
• Retaining the leftover material until the USGS has determined that no additional analyses are needed
The USGS is looking for businesses that can meet the requirements outlined in the Statement of Work, and is seeking responses from qualified businesses by 07/24/2026.
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