Biological Surveys, Research and Testing (DFW-2019-021)
Federal opportunity from DFW - Division of Fisheries and Wildlife • Department of Fish and Game. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Jan 31, 2029. Industry: NAICS 80, 10, 16.
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Biological Surveys, Research and Testing (DFW-2019-021)
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The DFW - Division of Fisheries and Wildlife has issued a solicitation for biological surveys, research, and testing under notice ID ma_commbuys_aac7479968be9b87e680. This opportunity is set aside for small businesses and has a response deadline of January 31, 2029, allowing ample time for preparation. The NAICS code associated with this opportunity is UNSPSC 80-10-16, highlighting the specialized nature of the required activities.
The buyer seeks to conduct biological surveys, research, and testing to support wildlife and fisheries management initiatives.
- Small businesses with expertise in biological research
- Environmental consulting firms
- Organizations with experience in wildlife management
- Identify target species for surveys
- Design survey methodology
- Execute field research
- Analyze collected data
- Prepare and submit reports
- Technical proposal outlining methodologies
- Resumes of key personnel
- Past performance references
- Cost proposal including pricing breakdown
More BidPulsar strategy notesCompliance, pricing, teaming, risks, questions, and coverage notes
- Adhere to small business participation requirements
- Follow DFW's guidelines for biological research ethics
- Ensure compliance with local and federal regulations regarding wildlife
- Consider competitive pricing aligned with similar projects
- Include indirect costs and overhead in pricing
- Highlight value and unique capabilities in cost proposal
- Partner with local environmental NGOs
- Engage academic institutions for research collaboration
- Include subcontractors with specialized skills in fisheries
- Delays in data collection due to weather or access issues
- Potential regulatory changes affecting survey methods
- Challenges in recruitment of qualified personnel
- What specific species or ecosystems are of priority for the surveys?
- Are there preferred methodologies or technologies recommended for data collection?
- What is the expected volume of work over the project's duration?
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- Exact performance location details not provided
- Specific project outcomes or deliverables not detailed
- Funding amount or budget constraints unknown
- Previous contract history or performance metrics missing
- Additional compliance requirements unspecified
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