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RFP 230000007 Cook Inlet Fish Abundance Study The Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G), Division of Wildlife conservation, is soliciting proposals from qualified offerors for a study to better understand the fish abundance available to belugas in Cook Inlet across temporal and spatial scales. ********************************************************************************************************** Prior Experience In order for offers to be considered

THIS PROVIDES A LONGTERM INDEX OF FISH ABUNDANCE USED DIRECTLY TO MANAGE COMMERCIALLY IMPORTANT FISHERIES IN THE US ECONOMIC EXCLUSIVE ZONE. NOAA'S UNCREWED SYSTEMS CENTER HAS RECENTLY FUNDED THE ACQUISITION OF AN IXBLUE DRIX UNCREWED SURFACE VEHICLE OR USV (SEA-GOING ROBOT) THAT WILL BE USED TO COLLECT ACOUSTIC MEASUREMENTS OF FISH IN TANDEM WITH NOAA SHIPS CONDUCTING ACOUSTIC-TRAWL SURVEYS.

Tagging and clipping of juvenile salmonids at specific locations, and the number of fish needing to be marked can change from year to year subject to (but not limited to) funding levels, treaty obligations, fish abundance and assessment requirements. The final determination of sites and numbers of fish to be marked is determined on an on-going basis by DFO. As such, the financial value of tagging may increase or decrease in any given year.

Accurate estimates of population abundance are critical for the conservation of fish and wildlife species, and for the effective management of harvested species. Click "View Event Package" to download IFB.

In addition to steelhead stock assessment, salmon and resident fish species/populations are also enumerated in partnership with the Federal Department of Fisheries and Oceans, (DFO). Population parameters are also monitored through a comprehensive bio sampling program, including but not limited to age structure, genetics and fish length-at-age data.

of fish spawning in the Gulf of Mexico with CSIRO.

The Alaska Department of Fish & Game Fish Habitat permits and Alaska Statute 16.05.871 require proper protection of fish and game.The unique value and abundance of wetlands and fish streams within this project, as well as the concerns expressed by the public during the Environmental Assessment for this project justify a higher level of awareness and protection of these resources from construction runoff.