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The United States Department of Agriculture's Agricultural Research Service plans to award a sole source Purchase Order to Dr. Dale Bucks for technical consulting services. The services will focus on providing expert advice, counsel, and assistance for national and regional programs related to irrigation, drainage, water conservation, water quality, and integrated soil and water resource management. This award is based on Dr. Bucks' unique expertise and institutional knowledge of USDA/ARS soil and water programs, as well as his involvement with relevant task forces, committees, and teams, which makes him the only qualified contractor to meet the Government's requirements. Although this is a sole source notification, it serves only to inform and does not constitute a solicitation for competitive bids. Interested parties who believe they can fulfill the Government's needs are encouraged to submit technical data supporting their capabilities by a specified deadline. The Government will compensate for any information provided. The point of contact for submissions and inquiries is Shelia Tucker, the Contracting Officer, who can be reached via email or phone, with a submission deadline of 9 a.m. EST on November 27, 2006.

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USDA Agricultural Research Service awards sole source consulting contract to Dr. Dale Bucks for water resource programs.

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SOLE SOURCE AWARD The United States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service intends to award a sole source Purchase Order for technical consulting services to Dr. Dale Bucks. The requirement is to provide advice, counsel, and assistance for national and regional research programs in irrigation, drainage, water conservation, water quality, and integrated soil and water resource programs related to existing and emerging agricultural and consumer problems. A sole source award is contemplated due to the unique knowledge and expertise required by the Government. Dr. Dale Bucks is the only known contractor available who possesses the required institutional knowledge of applicable USDA/ARS soil and water programs and the task forces, committees, and teams involved in those programs. The synopsis is for notification purposes only and does not constitute a solicitation for bids or proposals. Any company that feels they have items that meet the needs of the Government must submit their technical data (2 pages or less) to support their claim. Please submit technical data to Shelia Tucker, Contracting Officer via email at contact@example.gov, by 9am EST on Monday, November 27, 2006. The Government will pay for any information provided under this synopsis.

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