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Underwater Inspection of Potable Water Reservoirs

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The contract entails underwater visual and video inspections of potable water reservoirs using SCUBA diving techniques, with a requirement for real-time video transmission during operations to ensure immediate assessment and coordination. The work demands specialized diving expertise, high-resolution imaging equipment, and the delivery of final digital reports and video files that document the condition of reservoir interiors, including structural integrity, sediment buildup, and potential contamination or damage. All activities must comply with strict safety and water quality standards to ensure the integrity of the drinking water supply. The contract is classified under NAICS code 541340, indicating it is for environmental consulting services, and is structured as a subcontract with a response deadline of August 11, 2026. It is sponsored by the Department of the Interior under the Imr Northern ROCKIES(12200) entity, though no specific location or point of contact is provided. The work will be performed at unspecified reservoir sites, and contractors must be fully equipped to operate in confined, underwater environments while maintaining continuous communication and accurate digital documentation for regulatory and maintenance purposes.

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SCUBA inspections of water reservoirs with real-time video, digital reporting, and strict water safety compliance.

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Department Of The Interior → Imr Northern ROCKIES(12200)View Agency

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541340 - Drafting ServicesView NAICS

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AgencyDepartment Of The Interior → Imr Northern ROCKIES(12200)
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Conduct underwater visual and video inspections of potable water reservoirs using SCUBA diving, with real-time video transmission and final digital deliverables.

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