AMENDMENT 6/5/2020 TO SHOW THAT THERE 12 MONTHS ON THE SF 18 FORM FOR THE BASE AND EACH OPTION YEAR - SEE CORRECTED ATTACHMENT.NONPERSONAL GROUNDS KEEPING, LAWN CARE/MAINTENANCE AND SNOW AND ICE REMOVAL SERVICES AT THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE (NWS) NATIONAL TSUNAMI WARNING CENTER (NTWC) AND THE PALMER SEISMIC VAULT IN PALMER, ALASKA.
CURRENTLY, OPERATIONAL TSUNAMI EARLY WARNING AT NOAA S TSUNAMI WARNING CENTERS (TWCS) IS PERFORMED UTILIZING SEISMIC INSTRUMENTATION AROUND THE GLOBE TO PROVIDE RAPID ESTIMATES OF THE EARTHQUAKE SIZE ... Solicitation ID/Procurement Identifier: 80NSSC19K1104 Ultimate Completion Date: Sat Jun 10 17:00:00 GMT 2023
***THE SOLE SOURCE DETERMINATION IS BASED ON THE NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION'S (NOAA) REQUIREMENT THAT AECOM IS THE SOLE ENTITY IN THE UNITED STATES THAT CAN MEET AND PROVIDE A PROBABILISTIC TSUNAMI HAZARD ASSESSMENT BASED ON THE METHOD OF SPLITTING TSUNAMIS NUMERICAL MODEL CURRENTLY USED FOR FORECASTING AT THE TSUNAMI WARNING CENTERS.
Data from 120 seismic stations from the Caribbean and adjoining regions are also acquired and analyzed by the PRSN. The data are used to determine the location and magnitude of an earthquake and the possibility of tsunamis. Services to be acquired include tsunami monitoring support, staffing for 24 x 7 data services, facilities maintenance, and training services to be provided throughout the Caribbean Region.
Data from 120 seismic stations from the Caribbean and adjoining regions are also acquired and analyzed by the PRSN. The data are used to determine the location and magnitude of an earthquake and the possibility of tsunamis.
Data from 120 seismic stations from the Caribbean and adjoining regions are also acquired and analyzed by the PRSN. The data are used to determine the location and magnitude of an earthquake and the possibility of tsunamis. Services to be acquired include tsunami monitoring support, staffing for 24 x 7 data services, facilities maintenance, and training services to be provided throughout the Caribbean Region.
The data from these stations are used to determine the location and magnitude of an earthquake and hence the possibility of a tsunami. The University of Puerto Rico also operates six Tsunami-capable tide gauges in Puerto Rico which are designed to meet the government’s standard for tsunami and other short term (winter and tropical storms) and long term (sea level rise) phenomena.
