RECOVERY - A&E Services - Empire/Granite Bay Aquatic Passages

The contract titled "RECOVERY - A&E Services - Empire/Granite Bay Aquatic Passages" involves architectural and engineering services related to aquatic passage projects in Quincy, California. It is a total small business set-aside under NAICS code 541330 and is managed by the USDA Forest Service located in Washington, DC. The solicitation, posted on December 3, 2009, specifies updated minimum qualifications for the Hydrologist/Geologist role, requiring a bachelor's degree in hydrology, engineering geology, or geology, along with four years of technical experience in hydrology or geology. Additionally, candidates must have specific experience assessing geomorphic conditions in streams, particularly for culverts, bridge crossings, or river engineering projects. The updated qualifications have been incorporated into a revised Request for Qualifications posted online, while all other solicitation requirements remain unchanged. Interested parties can reach out to the designated contracting specialist, Wayne Boney, for further information. The contract aims to support aquatic passage improvements, emphasizing technical expertise in stream geomorphology to ensure the successful design and engineering of relevant infrastructure.