Habitat Improvement for the Endangered Mohave Tui Chub (fish) at Mojave National Preserve

The National Park Service intends to award a single source justified cooperative agreement to the Great Basin Institute for the project "Habitat Improvement for the Endangered Mohave Tui Chub (fish) at Mojave National Preserve". The project aims to promote the recovery of the endangered Mohave Tui Chub by controlling cattail growth, transplanting native plants, and conducting water quality measurements. The project will be conducted in Lake Tuendae, MC Spring, West Pond, and Morning Star Mine Lake. The recipient will be responsible for carrying out the statement of work, adhering to federal, state, and local laws, and complying with park service protocols and safety rules. * The project involves controlling cattail growth through monthly cutting and removal of dead mats * The project involves transplanting native plants, such as bulrush and Cooper's rush, to cattail infested areas * The project involves conducting water quality measurements, including temperature, dissolved oxygen, and total dissolved solids * The recipient will be required to provide a research associate to work on the project * The recipient will be required to collaborate with National Park Service staff on all tasks involving work on open water or requiring specialized experience