Post by gstock on Jul 19, 2008 9:20:47 GMT -5
Study of Unique Cave Fauna in Yosemite National Park
ANNOUNCEMENT A8813080043
Action: Sources Sought
Transmission Date: 00/00/0000 Response Date: 07/28/2008 Classification Code: B
Solicitation Number: R8813080043
Contracting Office Point of Contact:
PWR - YOSE Yosemite National Park
Lloyd Sheetz
P. O. Box 700-W,5083 Foresta Rd., Bldg. 759 Chief/Contracting
(209) 379-1195
Subject:
Study of Unique Cave Fauna in Yosemite National Park
Place of Contract Performance:
Various locations in Yosemite National Park, California
El Portal, CA 95318
USA
Task 1: Taxonomical identification of the new pseudoscorpion species from Indian Cave.
Task 2 is to conduct field investigations and preparation of studies documenting the investigations and a final report suitable for publication in a scientific journal. including sample gathering and preservation. This study will build on cave bioinventories completed in 2007. This additional work will investigate a new species of pseudoscorpions that were identified in 2006.
Responses should include your experience in caving in Sierra Nevada cave systems, your relevant scientific publications, your education and experience in taxonomy and a summation of your previous government contracts for related research.
ANNOUNCEMENT A8813080043
Action: Sources Sought
Transmission Date: 00/00/0000 Response Date: 07/28/2008 Classification Code: B
Solicitation Number: R8813080043
Contracting Office Point of Contact:
PWR - YOSE Yosemite National Park
Lloyd Sheetz
P. O. Box 700-W,5083 Foresta Rd., Bldg. 759 Chief/Contracting
(209) 379-1195
Subject:
Study of Unique Cave Fauna in Yosemite National Park
Place of Contract Performance:
Various locations in Yosemite National Park, California
El Portal, CA 95318
USA
Task 1: Taxonomical identification of the new pseudoscorpion species from Indian Cave.
Task 2 is to conduct field investigations and preparation of studies documenting the investigations and a final report suitable for publication in a scientific journal. including sample gathering and preservation. This study will build on cave bioinventories completed in 2007. This additional work will investigate a new species of pseudoscorpions that were identified in 2006.
Responses should include your experience in caving in Sierra Nevada cave systems, your relevant scientific publications, your education and experience in taxonomy and a summation of your previous government contracts for related research.