UAS-BASED MAPPING OF RIVERINE HABITATS ON THE AMERICAN RIVER Solicitation ID/Procurement Identifier: NFFR75002002040 NGB Ultimate Completion Date: Mon Jul 07 17:00:00 GMT 2025
***NOAA'S ACQUISITION & GRANTS OFFICE, WESTERN ACQUISITION DIVISION-BOULDER, NATIONAL MARINE FISHERIES SERVICE (NMFS), SOUTHWEST FISHERIES SCIENCE CENTER (SWFSC) INTENDS TO NEGOTIATE, ON A SOLE SOURCE BASIS, UNDER AUTHORITY OF FAR 13.106-1(b)(1), WITH OCEANS UNMANNED, INC OUT OF SANTA BARBARA, CA FOR UAS TRAINING AND OPERATIONAL SUPPORT FOR MAPPING OF THE RIVERINE HABITATS ON THE AMERICAN RIVER.
Netting within riverine habitats and tagging will follow the general guidelines recommended by the USFWS and NOAA. The candidates should have sufficient experience with telemetry-based projects and a record that demonstrates research experience with collecting and analyzing these types of data. In addition, the candidates will secure all necessary permits (state and/or federal) required for conducting the proposed research.
Pre Bid Conference: Pre Bid Conference: N/A Bulletin Desc: As administrator of the NRD Program, MassDEP is seeking grant applications for projects that will identify and evaluate the feasibility of implementing restoration projects and actions that restore the same or similar natural resources (fisheries and aquatic/riverine habitat) that were injured as a result of releases from the Former National Fireworks Site.
. • The Proposer shall possess knowledge of regulations and codes regarding waters, wetlands, endangered and protected fish and wildlife and shall be familiar with local conditions relating to riverine and riparian habitats in Santa Clara County.
The major deliverables of the current phase of the project are: Preparation of a feasibility study of the site for integrated natural resource/recreation uses Recommendations of current best practices for park facility design and riverine habitat design Development and evaluation of alternative designs, including cost estimates.
The major deliverables of the current phase of the project are: Preparation of a feasibility study of the site for integrated natural resource/recreation uses Recommendations of current best practices for park facility design and riverine habitat design Development and evaluation of alternative designs, including cost estimates.
