Oregon Vessel for Surveying Oregon's Nearshore Semi-Pelagic Rockfish
Federal opportunity from 635000 - ODFW | 000 - ODFW • Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. Place of performance: OR. Response deadline: Mar 17, 2026.
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Oregon Vessel for Surveying Oregon's Nearshore Semi-Pelagic Rockfish
ODFW needs to contract a vessel for approximately 400 hours during 2026 for our scientific team to count Rockfish in Oregon waters from California to Washington.
Contracting of vessel for survey and counting of Rockfish.
Proposers shall complete Attachment E Proposal Pricing Form and include as a separate attachment when uploading their proposal.
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The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW) is seeking a contractor for a vessel to support approximately 400 hours of surveying nearshore semi-pelagic rockfish in Oregon waters from California to Washington in 2026. Proposals must include the completed Attachment E Proposal Pricing Form as a separate file. The deadline for submissions is March 17, 2026.
ODFW aims to collect critical data on rockfish populations along the Oregon coastline in support of scientific research and resource management.
- Companies with experience in marine surveying
- Fisheries research organizations
- Vessel owners and operators with survey capabilities
- Contract a vessel capable of conducting fish surveys for 400 hours in 2026
- Count rockfish in Oregon waters from California to Washington
- Complete and submit the Attachment E Proposal Pricing Form
- Completed Attachment E Proposal Pricing Form
- Proof of vessel capabilities
- Previous experience with marine surveys
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- Bidders must follow ODFW regulations for fisheries surveys
- Ensure adherence to safety and environmental guidelines
- Consider pricing based on market rates for marine vessel operations
- Include costs for vessel maintenance and crew
- Teams specializing in marine biology and fisheries science might enhance proposals
- Partnerships with local marine operators could strengthen bids
- Potential for regulatory changes impacting survey operations
- Environmental conditions affecting survey access
- What specific methodologies are expected for the rockfish count?
- Are there preferred vessel specifications outlined by ODFW?
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- No information on specific vessel requirements
- Lack of details on proposal evaluation criteria
- Unclear if there are restrictions on the type of vessel
- No information on previous contractors for similar work
- Unspecified performance metrics for the survey
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