Description
The Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command Pacific is seeking sources for marine resource technical services. The services will be provided on an "as needed" basis, and the contract is expected to have a base and six option periods. The contractor will be required to provide a range of services, including coordination of monitoring projects, data management, analysis and reporting, visual surveys, diving and marine resource surveys, and more. The government is seeking firms with experience in marine resource technical services, and the contractor will be required to have personnel who meet the minimum professional qualification requirements. The government anticipates that the contract will have a maximum capacity of $99 million.
Some of the key services that will be required include:
• Coordination of monitoring projects and subject matter experts
• Data management, analysis, and reporting
• Visual surveys, diving, and marine resource surveys
• Marine species observers, passive acoustic monitoring, and marine species tagging and tracking
• Photo identification, behavioral studies, and habitat restoration
• Coral translocation, anomaly avoidance surveys, and event reconstruction and environmental data integration
• Ecological analysis, outreach, and miscellaneous marine biological resource services
• Biomonitoring, biosecurity, and aquatic invasive species management
• Integrated natural resource management plans, NEPA, environmental planning, and supporting studies
• GIS mapping, endangered species act biological opinions, and Magnuson Stevens fishery conservation and management act essential fish habitat assessments