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Equipment, Supplies & Other Services L-368(5) LAB ANALYSIS: ENVIRONMENTAL ISOTOPE GEOCHEMISTRY 06/30/2024

VOLCANO GAS GEOCHEMISTRY AND MONITORING SERVICES The U.S. Geological Survey, Volcano Emissions Project (VEP), requires a consultant with expertise in the highly-specialized field of volcanic gas geochemistry and monitoring to support both domestic research and international partners through the Volcano Disaster Assistance Program (VDAP).

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ITB 2022 1000 5216 As-Needed Inorganic Geochemical Analysis ServicesThe Department of Natural Resources (DNR), Division of Geological & Geophysical Surveys (DGGS), is soliciting proposals for inorganic geochemical analysis services on an as-needed basis. Multiple contracts may be awarded from this ITB at the State’s sole discretion.

Service contract will begin on May 21, 2018 and end on May 20, 2019. 3. Service contract will have options for 4 additional years 4. Calibration must be performed at an approved Thermo Niton facility and use Thermo Niton calibration materials. 5. All calibrations must be original Thermo Niton performance response calibrations for Mining Mode, Soil Mode, and TestAllGeo mode. 6. Service engineers must be approved by Thermo Niton 7. Service Care a.

Geological Survey (USGS), intends to negotiate a purchase order with Intertek Minerals, Maddington Western Australia, 6109 for a professional geochemistry analytical laboratory for geochemical analytical services for full platinum group element and gold characterization of 300 deep-ocean ferromanganese crust, manganese nodule, sulfide, phosphorite and sediment samples as described in the attached Statement of Work.Award will be made in accordance

General work requirements will include evaluation and interpretation of geochemistry datasets; evaluation and interpretation of gas measurements collected by international partners during episodes of volcanic unrest; populating geochemistry data in the EFIS/WOVOdat database; assisting in the development of a database for VEP data collected at domestic volcanoes; providing training in geochemical measurement techniques, lab facilities, and data interpretation