Deep-Sea Sediment Sampling and Collection
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This subcontract for the US Geological Survey involves the field collection of sediment samples to support marine mineral environment projects. The selected contractor will be responsible for deploying specialized equipment, including deep-sea corers, sediment traps, and ROVs, from research vessels to gather seabed minerals and sedimentary organic carbon samples. All operations must be conducted in strict accordance with maritime safety certifications and the USGS Fundamental Science Practices. The primary deliverables for this engagement include the physical sediment samples along with all corresponding field logs and metadata. This opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 541690 and is managed by the Department of the Interior. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of December 23, 2026.
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This scope was carved out of G27AS00090.
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