T--G&G DATA REPROCESSING IDIQ

The Department of the Interior, through its Acquisition Management Division, has issued an Indefinite-Delivery, Indefinite-Quantity (IDIQ) contract titled G&G DATA REPROCESSING IDIQ to secure services for the reprocessing of vintage two-dimensional seismic reflection data collected over the past 20 to 50 years in the Federal Offshore Continental Shelf and nearshore regions. This contract, solicited under NAICS code 541360 for Geophysical Surveying and Mapping Services, provides for a five-year ordering period during which task orders may be issued to enhance data resolution using state-of-the-art prestack time migration (PSTM) and prestack depth migration (PSDM) techniques, with deliverables including zero-phase final stack volumes, EBCDIC headers, and comprehensive processing reports. All work is to be performed primarily at the contractor’s facility, and final data must be delivered on an external electronic storage device. Pricing is structured on a Firm-Fixed-Price basis, with unit rates established per line-mile for multiple service line items, and the total estimated contract value is capped at $2,900,000, with a minimum task order value of $25,000. Proposals must comply with strict submission guidelines, including a two-volume format: a technical volume limited to 20 pages (excluding resumes, past performance forms, and the sample task order proposal) and an unlimited-length business/price volume containing a validated Unique Entity Identifier, SAM registration affirmation, completed SF-1449, detailed subcontractor and consultant data, and a proposed firm-fixed-price sample task order. A mandatory 40 percent small business participation threshold applies as a pass/fail gate for award eligibility, and small businesses self-certified in SAM.gov receive maximum credit without additional documentation. Evaluation is merit-based using a tradeoff approach where technical factors—particularly technical approach, relevant experience, and sample task order performance—are prioritized over price, while past performance and small business participation hold secondary importance. The contract incorporates extensive Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses covering subcontracting plans, labor standards, cybersecurity, trafficking prohibitions, electronic payments via IPP, and security exclusions. Contractors must adhere to strict confidentiality rules, manage key personnel without substitution without government approval, and submit invoices exclusively through the Treasury’s IPP system. Proposals are due by 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time on July 10, 2026, and must be emailed directly to the contracting officer with the