T--G&G DATA REPROCESSING IDIQ

The contract, titled G&G DATA REPROCESSING IDIQ, is an Indefinite Delivery-Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) instrument issued by the Department of the Interior’s Acquisition Management Division to support the reprocessing of vintage two-dimensional seismic reflection data collected 20 to 50 years ago in the Federal Offshore Continental Shelf and nearshore areas, including the Alaska, Pacific, Gulf of Mexico, and nearshore regions. The primary objective is to enhance data resolution using state-of-the-art prestack time migration (PSTM) and prestack depth migration (PSDM) techniques to improve subsurface rock formation interpretation. The contract has a five-year ordering period with individual task orders not exceeding five years in duration, and the estimated maximum contract value is $2,900,000, with a minimum order consideration of $25,000. All task orders will be priced on a Firm-Fixed Price basis, with unit rates established per line-mile across multiple CLINs for various reprocessing services including anisotropy corrections. Deliverables must include final stack volumes with zero-phase processing, EBCDIC headers, a comprehensive processing report, and all data provided on an external electronic storage device, with FOB Destination terms applying. The primary place of performance is the contractor’s facility, and all data must be delivered to the Contracting Officer’s Representative’s address. The solicitation requires proposals to be submitted electronically by July 10, 2026, with no small business set-aside but a mandatory 40 percent minimum overall small business participation of the total contract value to be eligible for award. Evaluation is based on a tradeoff approach where technical factors—Technical Approach, Relevant Experience, and Technical Understanding of the Sample Task Order—are of equal and slightly higher importance than Past Performance and Small Business Participation. Offerors must be registered in SAM.gov with a valid Unique Entity Identifier and must certify compliance with multiple FAR provisions, including those related to responsibility, tax matters, trafficking in persons, security prohibitions, and conflict of interest. Proposals must be structured into two volumes: a limited 20-page Technical Volume excluding resumes, past performance forms, and the Sample Task Order proposal, and an unrestricted Business/Price Volume containing SF-1449, UEI, SAM registration confirmation, detailed subcontractor data, and pricing for the Sample Task Order. Invoicing must be submitted via the Treasury’s IPP system, and payment is restricted to authorized activities only. The contract