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The USDA-ARS currently intends to award a contract for differing site conditions on a currently awarded contract, due to poor drainage and storm water flow on an SOLE SOURCE basis due to the current contractor is already onsite working the project and this additional work is non-separable from the additional work, but is seeking vendors that may be able to provide the same instruments. 

The plan will guide cultural resources contractors performing site condition monitoring along the Columbia River within the WPKK APE (The Bonneville, The Dalles, and John Day Projects). 

, artifact locations, burial locations, and areas of traditional cultural properties.Send responses, labeled as “Yakama Nation Site Condition Monitoring” to the following: Carl.R.Schmurr@usace.army.mil

Recording site conditions in an effort to provide information from which future changes such as sediment loss, topographic change, vegetation change, human and animal use impacts, soil disturbance, and vandalism can be quantitatively determined. Monitoring for looting, vandalism, and burial desecration at designated sites and ensuring the notification of proper authorities.

Publication Date/Time: 3/6/2018 12:00 AM Closing Date/Time: 4/6/2018 12:00 PM Contact Person: Andrew Marks 937-333-3857 andrew.marks@daytonohio.gov Related Documents: Salt Dome Assessment RFP 3-5-18-MW Scan-0001 Scan-0002 Scan-0003 Scan-0004Pre-Proposal Meeting Attendees 3-20-18

The purpose of this acquisition is for site condition and walkthrough monitoring in the John Day Project.

Recording site conditions in an effort to provide information from which future changes such as sediment loss, topographic change, vegetation change, human and animal use impacts, soil disturbance, and vandalism can be quantitatively determined. Monitoring for looting, vandalism, and burial desecration at designated sites and ensuring the notification of proper authorities.