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This Sources Sought opportunity from General Services Administration was posted on April 10, 2003. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

D -- to rewrite and upgrade the grain size software package

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9TE-03-SH-0075Federal

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Solicitation 9TE-03-SH-0075 is a request for commercial services to rewrite and upgrade the sedsize (SDSZ) grain size software package used by the United States Geological Survey Coastal and Marine Geology team. The current FORTRAN-based system is outdated, lacks documentation, and requires manual data entry, which increases the risk of error and prevents public distribution. The objective is to develop a modern, PC-compatible version using MATLAB that automates data input by interfacing directly with particle-size analyzers and meets USGS documentation standards for public release. Interested parties must submit electronic responses to Clarice Flippin by 5:00 p.m. PST on April 17, 2003. The potential awardee is required to register in the IT Solutions Shop for pre-award processing. This procurement involves specialized configurations for custom geological analysis software and hardware to improve efficiency and collaboration for the sediment labs located in Menlo Park, California.

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USGS seeks commercial services to rewrite sedsize software into a modern MATLAB version.

NAICS

541511 - Custom Computer Programming Services

Place of Performance

United States Geological Survey (USGS)Geology Western Region Coastal and Marine Geology 345 Middlefield Road Menlo Park, CA 94, CA

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AgencyGeneral Services Administration → GSA Fas Aas Region 9
Contacts1 person available
OfficeSAN FRANCISCO, CA, 94102, USA
Office AddressSAN FRANCISCO, CA, 94102, USA
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Sharon D HunterContracting Officer

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This is a solicitation for commercial services prepared in accordance with the format in Federal Acquisition Regulations document (FAR) subpart 12.6, as supplemented with additional information included in this notice. Solicitation number 9TE-03-SH-0075. This procurement is to provide for the United States Geological Survey (USGS) Geology Western Region Coastal and Marine Geology team (CMG). Sediment labs are located in Menlo Park, California. CMG scientists to conduct sediment analyses and derive information that includes particle-size data use the sediment labs. CMG currently utilize a twenty-year old software program sedsize (SDSZ) that is used to determine the size distribution of sediment samples, and to derive the various statistical parameters used to characterize sediment. The program is no longer supported and it is cumbersome and extremely difficult for non-trained users to employ. Currently, SDSZ is especially archaic in that it uses a card-image text file for input and the language is FORTRAN. Also, SDSZ is not interfaced to the various particle-size analyzers present in the sediment lab; thus particle-size data generated by each analyzer must be manually collected, merged, and then hand entered into SDSZ before the results are obtained. This costs valuable time and is a process open to data input errors. Another problem associated with SDSZ it that SDSZ has never been documented to the standards required by USGS for release to the public and thus CMG cannot share the software with colleagues or the public. The objective of this project is to rewrite and upgrade the software package developed and used by USGS CMG for sediment analysis. The new software program must function in a personal computer (PC) enviroment, fully supported, flexible, and allow intergration/interfacing with an array of control computers to automate data input using a commercially available software package (MATLAB) to rewrite and upgrade the grain size software package called SDSZ and to make the program easier to use, process analysis quicker, and less susceptible to user input error. This will also allow CMG to interface to the various particle-size analyzers thereby automating data entry. This will also allow CMG to document SDSZ to the standards required by USGS for release, thus allowing CMG to share the package with colleagues, collaborators, and clients. CMG receives numerous requests for the current version of the software, and it cannot be shared because of incompatibility with the PC environment. This requirement involves the utilization of specialized configurations which include custom designed geological analysis software and hardware. Please acknowledge all requirements. The potential awardee is required to register in IT Solutions Shop at www.it-solutions.gsa.gov. for pret-award processing. All responses received by 5:00 p.m., PST, 4/17/03 will be considered by the government. IMPORTANT!! THE POINT OF CONTACT IS CLARICE FLIPPIN. Responses and inquiries will only be accepted electronically by CLARICE FLIPPIN @ +1 (555) 000-0000, or email at: contact@example.gov.

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