SOL: F -- THE RECIPIENT WILL BE REQUIRED TO FURNISH ALL LABOR, TRAVEL, PER DIEM, EXPENDABLE MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES AND RELATED EXPENSES TO CONDUCT A FEASIBILITY STUDY AND COST ANALYSIS TO ASSESS THE POTENTIAL FOR DEVELOPING TAXON- SPECIFIC-PESTICIDE AND INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT (05/02/01)

COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF MAY 2, 2001 PSA #2842
SOLICITATIONS

F -- THE RECIPIENT WILL BE REQUIRED TO FURNISH ALL LABOR, TRAVEL, PER DIEM, EXPENDABLE MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES AND RELATED EXPENSES TO CONDUCT A FEASIBILITY STUDY AND COST ANALYSIS TO ASSESS THE POTENTIAL FOR DEVELOPING TAXON- SPECIFIC-PESTICIDE AND INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT

Contracting Office: US Department of the Interior, Bureau of Reclamation, Phoenix Area Office, PO Box 81169, Phoenix, Arizona 85069-1169

Point of Contact: Contact Michael F. Doody -- Agreements Specialist, 602-216-3882, or Deborah Talbert -- Contracting Officer, 602-216-3879, FAX 602-216-4005!!

E-Mail Address: Feasibility Study -- mdoody@lc.usbr.gov or dtalbert@lc.usbr.gov (mdoody@lc.usbr.gov)

Description: The Bureau of Reclamation anticipates awarding an interagency agreement or a cooperative agreement. The purpose of this presolicitation notice is to identify well qualified sources. Offers should submit proof of their qualifications no lather than June 15, 2001. The basis for proposal evaluation criteria will be as follows: a. The recipient must have a record of sustained research in the development and implementation of integrated fish management practices. b. Expertise in the development of chemicals for general and selective control of invasive fish species, repellants, attractants, and general fish sterilants or reproductive control agents. c. Demonstrated evidence of successful research, development, and registration of fishery management/control chemicals with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. d. Demonstrated and sustained experience in the development and implementation of integrated fish management programs that include chemical, biological and mechanical means of limiting and/or reducing populations of undesirable fish species in impounded and free-flowing bodies ow water!

Web Link: http://www.usa.gov/procurement/index.html (htpp://www.usa.gov/procurement/index.html)

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