Temporary Climate Monitoring Tower Installation

The contract calls for the installation of a 30-foot temporary climate monitoring tower equipped with stabilization wires, a solar panel, and a weatherproof enclosure to house environmental monitoring equipment. The system is designed for short-term environmental data collection in Winters, California, and must be robust enough to withstand local weather conditions without permanent infrastructure. All components must be self-sustaining, with the solar panel providing reliable power to ensure continuous operation of the sensors within the sealed, weather-resistant enclosure. The tower must be securely anchored and stabilized to maintain accuracy in measurements under varying wind and temperature conditions. This is a subcontract issued by the University of California, Davis under NAICS code 237110, which pertains to utility system construction, indicating that the work involves specialized installation and field engineering. The solicitation was posted on June 2, 2026, and performance is localized specifically to Winters, with no other administrative or geographic requirements specified. The focus is entirely on deploying a functional, weather-hardened monitoring platform for environmental data gathering, with no mention of long-term maintenance or data reporting obligations beyond the installation itself.