The U.S. Geological Survey is seeking a vessel to support the collection of long sediment cores via a Jumbo Piston Corer, Vibra Corer, and sub-bottom seismic data collection. The vessel will be required to operate for up to 9 days at sea, with 3 days of transit, and will need to accommodate up to 12 USGS and contract personnel. The vessel must be at least 150 feet in length, have a cruising speed of at least 8 knots, and have sufficient deck space for the storage, deployment, and recovery of the JPC track and other equipment. The contractor will be responsible for providing meals and accommodations for the personnel on board.
• The vessel must be fully licensed by the U.S. Coast Guard and have passed all safety and seaworthiness requirements.
• The vessel must have radar, depth sounder, EPIRB, safety equipment, medical kit, and GPS navigation.
• The vessel must have a working deck and be able to accommodate the JPC track and other equipment.
• The contractor must provide a lab space for processing core samples and setting up top-end equipment for the chirp sonar.
• The vessel must be able to hold station over core sites with 5-meter accuracy for up to 30 minutes.
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