Margaret Jones is a government contact at Mp-Regional Office. Margaret is associated with 45 contracts. Mp-Regional Office has $87,187,284 in total awards. Activity spans Landscaping Services, Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment (except Automotive and Electronic) Repair and Maintenance, and Environmental Consulting Services.
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This contract is for the acquisition of acoustic telemetry equipment to monitor salmon and steelhead migration patterns, with the goal of optimizing water delivery operations through real-time abundance and distribution data. The primary items required are JSATS SS400 injectable acoustic transmitters and ATS SR3001 autonomous receivers, along with associated components such as motherboards, hydrophone assemblies, battery packs, and connectors. All transmitters must be manufactured in the USA and comply with stringent technical specifications including a 416.7 kHz operating frequency, 154 dB re: 1uPa @ 1 meter power output, a maximum weight of 0.22 grams, dimensions of 15 mm x 3.4 mm, and a Parylene C coating of 25 microns thickness. The transmitters must be field-configurable via a vendor-supplied portable controller to adjust the 4-digit hexadecimal ID and pulse rate interval between 2 and 60 seconds, and each must be labeled with a unique alphanumeric code selected by the buyer at award time. Receivers must be positively buoyant, weigh 4.5 kg, have a 70-meter depth rating, operate between 0–50°C, provide two gigabytes of removable data storage, record environmental data including ambient temperature and tilt, and be sourced from the same manufacturer as prior systems to ensure component compatibility and interchangeability.
The solicitation is a 100% small business set-aside under NAICS code 334511 with a size standard of 1,350 employees, and the contract is structured as a firm-fixed price purchase order. Delivery of items is phased across multiple dates from August 2026 through March 2027, with transmitters shipped in separate boxes corresponding to each delivery row in Table 2b. The vendor must provide an MS Excel file for each transmitter containing detailed specifications including model, battery type, hexadecimal ID, nominal PRI, measured weight and dimensions, power output, manufacture date, and warranty life. Functionality must be verifiable in the field using a vendor-supplied activator to confirm tag code, CRC value, measured PRI with 1/1000th-second precision, and estimated frequency. All equipment carries a one-year parts and labor warranty for materials and workmanship. Quotes must be submitted by June 23, 2026, at 10:00 AM Pacific Time to margaret_jones@ios
Department Of The InteriorCA,
USA
NAICS
334511
Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing
This contract, designated as F--KBAO Pesticide Monitoring and Enforcement under solicitation number 140R2026Q0046, is a sole-source award to the County of Siskiyou, California, authorized under FAR 13.106-1(b)(1), to provide pesticide monitoring and enforcement services on federally leased agricultural lands within the Tule Lake and Lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuges. The contract is a firm fixed-price service agreement with a five-year potential duration, including one base year running from June 1, 2026, to May 31, 2027, and four optional one-year extension periods through May 31, 2031. The work requires qualified Agricultural Inspectors, who must possess statutory authority under California Food and Agricultural Code Section 11501.5 and the ability to enforce both federal and state pesticide laws, with a deep understanding of Pesticide Use Permits (PUPs), proper application procedures, and regulatory compliance. Inspectors are mandated to conduct 100% inspections of Restricted Use pesticide applications, specifically Sectagon-42 and Telone II, as well as 100% inspections of all chemigation systems, and a minimum of 25% of all other general and restricted use pesticide applications. All inspections must include visual monitoring of buffer zones and reporting of any over-spray to the Contracting Officer’s Representative.
Performance is governed by a Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan, with the Contracting Officer’s Representative and COTR responsible for tracking compliance, reviewing inspection forms and field activity reports, and conducting random audits. The contractor must submit Pesticide Use Monitoring Reports and Field Activity Reports within 14 days of completing each activity and deliver an annual summary of pesticide use data by November 1 of each year. All enforcement actions and violation reports must be communicated to the COR within 48 hours. The contractor is required to operate using a 4-wheel drive vehicle due to the rugged and often impassable road conditions in the performance areas and is not required to operate from any federal facilities. Services are to be performed on an as-needed basis throughout the growing season, with no services mandated on federal holidays. Payment determinations are made by the Contracting Officer based on the COR’s assessment and may include unilateral disincentive deductions, which are calculated no later than 60 days after the end of the evaluation period or 3
This contract, issued by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation under solicitation number 140R2025Q0081, is a 100% small business set-aside for environmental monitoring services related to juvenile salmonid abundance on the American, Stanislaus, and Sacramento Rivers, supporting real-time operational flexibility for the Central Valley Project. The work is performed under a firm-fixed price contract with a base period from August 1, 2026, through July 31, 2027, and two optional one-year extensions through July 31, 2029. Key activities include operating rotary screw traps seven days a week during high emigration periods (November–February) at specified sites—Watt Avenue Bridge on the American River, Caswell State Park on the Stanislaus River, and upstream of Knights Landing on the Sacramento River—along with comprehensive data management, biological sample collection, and submission of a final study plan prior to monitoring. Deliverables are tied to contracted line items covering trap operations, transition planning, and reporting, with all work subject to government inspection and acceptance at the field locations using performance standards outlined in the Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan, including monthly tissue sample delivery to the CDFW Central Valley Tissue Archive.
Offerors must be certified small businesses under NAICS code 541620 with a $19 million size standard and must comply with detailed representations and certifications through SAM.gov, including UEI and CAGE code submission. The technical proposal, limited to twenty pages, must address methodology, implementation, personnel qualifications, and management structure, evaluated alongside past performance and price in a trade-off selection process—not LPTA. All submissions are due by January 21, 2026, via email to the designated point of contact. Contract administration requires electronic invoicing through the Treasury’s Invoice Processing Platform, with payments contingent on performance verification by a designated Contracting Officer’s Representative. Special requirements include strict U.S. citizenship or legal residency mandates for all personnel, prohibition of ByteDance applications, compliance with Federal Acquisition Supply Chain Security Act regulations, and flow-down of subcontracting and security clauses. Documentation handling must conform to Controlled Unclassified Information protocols, and contractors must report violations, foreign national access details, and executive compensation data. Packaging, marking, and preservation standards are not explicitly defined, relying instead on standard government form usage and implied compliance with environmental and safeguarding clauses such as those addressing ozone-deple
Department Of The InteriorCA,
USA
NAICS
541620
Environmental Consulting Services
PSC
R499
Professional, Administrative, and Management Support Services
This contract provides comprehensive maintenance services for the Compliance vessel, covering routine and corrective maintenance of engines, outdrives, and associated systems including steering, electrical, hydraulic, fuel, and cooling components, all performed in accordance with manufacturer specifications. The work is to be conducted primarily at the contractor’s facility, with emergency repairs permitted at the vessel’s location if relocation poses safety or environmental risks. The contract spans one base year and two option years, running from April 15, 2026, through April 14, 2029, with a potential six-month extension under FAR 52.217-8. The pricing structure is a hybrid of Firm-Fixed Price and Time and Materials, with services invoiced electronically via the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Invoice Processing Platform. Performance is measured by strict quality standards, including a 100% Acceptable Quality Level, 95% vessel availability for scheduled inspections, and the contractor’s ability to deliver timely Condition Found Reports and repair quotations, all subject to inspection and acceptance by the Contracting Officer’s Representative.
The contractor must comply with numerous Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses related to payment terms, government property, pollution prevention, waste reduction, whistleblower protections, and ethical conduct. Security requirements mandate that personnel have appropriate clearances for access to sensitive or controlled unclassified information, with the government retaining unilateral authority to remove any unsuitable personnel at no cost. Offerors are required to demonstrate experience and certifications of key personnel, have adequate service facilities and mobile response capabilities, utilize environmentally sustainable practices, maintain strong parts supply chains, and provide shuttle services if applicable. Past performance and price are evaluated alongside technical capability in a trade-off process to determine the most advantageous offer to the government. All proposals must be submitted electronically by April 21, 2026, to the designated point of contact, with mandatory SAM.gov registration and completed representations under FAR 52.212-3, including size status and socioeconomic certifications. The contract includes provisions for accelerated payments to small business subcontractors, restrictions on foreign procurement, and compliance with supply chain security requirements to prevent the use of prohibited telecommunications equipment.
Solicitation 140R2026Q0028 is a 100 percent small business set-aside procurement issued by the Bureau of Reclamation, Mid-Pacific Region, for noxious weed abatement services on Federal lands and rights-of-way within the Klamath Project. The scope of work focuses on the suppression and elimination of noxious weeds along the Lost River, Miller Creek, and Wilson Reservoir in Oregon, specifically within the Langell and Poe Valleys. The contractor is required to provide licensed applicators—holding Regulatory Weed Control, Right-of-Way, and Aquatic category licenses—to perform herbicide applications, submit detailed work plans, and provide annual reports featuring geo-tagged photo documentation. To ensure compliance and monitoring, all herbicide mixtures must incorporate a blue spray indicator dye.
The contract is structured as a firm-fixed-price purchase order with a base period from March 1, 2026, through February 28, 2027, and four option years extending through February 2031. Award is based on a trade-off evaluation considering technical qualifications, past performance in riparian habitats exceeding 300 acres, and price. Contractors must adhere to strict environmental and safety standards, including the Endangered Species Act, OSHA regulations, and Klamath County Noxious Weed Control Order 2025. Administrative requirements include electronic invoicing via the Invoice Processing Platform, compliance with Service Contract Act wage determinations for Klamath and Lake counties, and rigorous personnel security protocols for site access and the handling of Controlled Unclassified Information.
