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This Government Contract opportunity from Government of Canada was posted on July 7, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Community-Based Sample Collection Coordination

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NAICS: 926110
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Administrative Lease Authorization and Regulatory Compliance SupportThe California State Lands Commission is authorizing an administrative lease for a 20-year general lease agreement to support public agency use of an existing pedestrian bridge that crosses sovereign lands. This action involves formalizing the long-term operational use of the structure while ensuring compliance with state regulatory frameworks, including a determination of eligibility for a CEQA categorical exemption to avoid full environmental review. The lease pertains specifically to infrastructure already in place and is intended to provide legal clarity and continuity for public access purposes without requiring new construction or substantial modification. The activity falls under NAICS code 926110, indicating it is a government administration function related to land and natural resource management. The project is centered in Red Bluff and is part of a broader effort to maintain public infrastructure on state-held lands while streamlining regulatory processes through established exemptions. The administrative action requires internal review and documentation to confirm that the lease meets statutory criteria for categorical exemption under CEQA, ensuring no significant environmental impact from continued use. No new solicitation or competitive bidding is involved, as the lease supports an existing facility under the jurisdiction of the California State Lands Commission. The contract serves as a procedural and regulatory support mechanism to sustain public access and uphold compliance with state land management policies over the 20-year term.
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The contract titled Community-Based Sample Collection Coordination involves organizing and facilitating the collection of beluga whale samples through Indigenous hunters and community representatives on Indigenous Lands. It emphasizes culturally respectful engagement, requiring adherence to local protocols, as well as outreach and training initiatives to ensure participants are equipped with the necessary knowledge and methodology for safe and accurate sample gathering. The work is rooted in collaboration with Indigenous communities and prioritizes traditional knowledge and ethical practices alongside scientific objectives. This subcontract, issued by the Department of Fisheries and Oceans under the Government of Canada, is classified under NAICS code 926110 and is open for responses until July 22, 2026. The activity is centered entirely on Indigenous territories with no specified urban office location, reflecting its community-driven nature. The project expects coordination to be conducted in alignment with Indigenous governance structures and cultural norms, ensuring that scientific efforts are conducted with consent, respect, and reciprocity. There is no set-aside designation specified, and all interaction must be guided by the principles of Indigenous leadership and self-determination.

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Coordinating beluga sample collection with Indigenous communities through culturally respectful, community-led efforts on Indigenous lands.

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Coordinating the collection of data and samples from harvested beluga and biopsies from living beluga in Nunavik

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Department of Fisheries and Oceans
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Coordinate beluga sample collection through local hunters and community representatives, including outreach, training, and cultural protocol adherence.

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