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Pacific Herring Survey off the British Columbia Coast
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Fisheries and Oceans Canada is soliciting bids for the Pacific Herring Survey off the British Columbia Coast. The program consists of two primary objectives: measuring herring spawn deposition through SCUBA or surface surveys across five major stock assessment regions and two minor regions, and collecting biological samples from pre-spawning aggregations using purse seine vessels across similar geographic areas. This is an open tender that is conditionally set aside under the Procurement Strategy for Indigenous Business. If two or more compliant bids are received from certified Indigenous businesses, the competition will be limited exclusively to those bidders. Non-Indigenous bids will only be considered if fewer than two compliant Indigenous business bids are submitted or remain active.
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*British Columbia, CANSet-Aside
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