Fungal Taxonomic & Molecular Analysis
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This subcontract, titled Fungal Taxonomic and Molecular Analysis, supports the California Department of Fish and Wildlife's Habitat Conservation Planning Branch in Sacramento. The contractor is responsible for performing taxonomic evaluations and fungal analysis for prime researchers, specifically focusing on the Family Erysiphaceae. These tasks involve the use of DNA sequencing, microscopy, and fungal culture media, as well as the long-term management and storage of analyzed specimens. The project requires a professional with credentials in Botany or Mycology to ensure the accurate delivery of taxonomic evaluation reports and fungal analysis data. Classified under NAICS code 541715, the contract was posted on October 24, 2025, to provide specialized scientific expertise for state-led conservation projects.
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This scope was carved out of 2081(a)-25-014-RP.
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