Multi-Element Chemical Analysis of Slave Village Soils at Cumberland Island

The National Park Service intends to fund a project for the multi-element chemical analysis of slave village soils at Cumberland Island National Seashore. The project involves collecting, processing, analyzing, and interpreting soil samples from the slave villages at Dungeness, Rayfield, and Stafford Plantations. The analysis will be conducted using ICP-MS, pH, and phosphate analysis. • The project is expected to provide insights into the soil composition and potential contaminants in the area. • The project will be funded without full and open competition, and the award amount is estimated to be $56,891. • The project is classified as a cooperative agreement, and the funding instrument is a cooperative agreement. • The project is related to science and technology, and other research and development activities.