B -- Notice of intent to negotiate a sole source contract
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The Department of Commerce's NOAA office in Seattle, WA, intends to negotiate a sole source contract with Oregon State University’s Cooperative Institute of Marine Resources Studies. This contract aims to support research efforts under the Bonneville Power Administration to study parasite-trophic linkages in juvenile salmon within the Columbia River Estuary, as part of a project focused on historic habitat opportunities and food-web interactions in the region. Oregon State University is uniquely qualified for this work due to their specific on-ground expertise, making them the sole source for these specialized services. The proposed contract is a simplified acquisition with an estimated value of less than $50,000. The notice, dated January 14, 2004, indicates that this may be the only official announcement regarding this solicitation. The work is intended to be executed in Seattle, WA, though detailed place of performance information is not specified. This initiative supports ongoing research critical to understanding ecological dynamics affecting juvenile salmon populations in the Columbia River Estuary.
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