USDA-NEA Development of Atlantic Salmon Genomic Breeding Values
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The USDA Agricultural Research Service is awarding a contract to develop genomic breeding values for Atlantic salmon under a total small business set-aside, targeting innovative genetic advancement in aquaculture. This effort focuses on enhancing traits critical to sustainable salmon production through advanced genomic tools, with the work to be performed in Franklin, Maine, while administrative oversight resides at the Beltsville, Maryland facility. The contract, issued under NAICS code 541380 for other scientific and technical consulting services, is open exclusively to small businesses and reflects a strategic investment in improving fisheries productivity through data-driven breeding programs. Jacob Toft of the USDA is the designated point of contact for all communications related to this initiative.
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Franklin, ME, 04634, USASet-Aside
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Development of Atlantic Salmon Genomic Breeding Values
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