66 -- Notice of intent to negotiate a sole source contract
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The Department of Commerce's National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) intends to negotiate a sole source contract with Deep Ocean Engineering (DOE) to upgrade an existing remote operating vehicle (ROV). The contract aims to enhance the ROV by increasing its payload and depth capabilities. Since DOE is the original equipment manufacturer of the current ROV, no other vendor is capable of performing the required upgrades, justifying the sole source approach. The acquisition is classified as a simplified purchase with an estimated value under $100,000. This contract opportunity was posted on July 9, 2003, under solicitation number WASC-3-1104 and is managed by the Department of Commerce office based in Seattle, Washington. Inquiries related to the proposed acquisition are directed to Randall Brown. The upgrade will support NMFS operations by improving the performance of existing equipment critical to their marine research and monitoring activities.
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