Va- dioma pernambucco feasiblility study - va- dioma pernambucco feasiblility study
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This is a feasibility study for a U. S. traceability system for wood stockpiles, bow blanks, and finished bows made from Paubrasilia echinata. The study will assess technical, operational, legal, administrative, financial, and stakeholder considerations. It aims to support U. S. obligations under CITES, combat illegal trade, and potentially simplify permitting. The contractor will evaluate system architecture, technological approaches (barcodes, QR codes, RFID, blockchain), management structures, costs, and stakeholder engagement. Deliverables include a project work plan, stakeholder engagement summary, draft and final feasibility study reports, legal gap analysis, interoperability blueprint, cost implementation scenarios, and a pilot implementation framework. The period of performance is 12 months. Contractor qualifications should include CITES implementation, traceability systems, digital registration, forest product identification, and stakeholder facilitation.
The anticipated period of performance will be 12 months from date of award with optional extension, subject to funding availability and programmatic need. The contractor must provide draft deliverables in months 3, 6, and 9 to support iterative review.
Payments shall be made upon government acceptance of the associated deliverables listed in this statement of work. The government will not be obligated to pay for work that has not been accepted.
The contractor should demonstrate knowledge of and experience in relevant skill areas, including: CITES implementation and compliance, timber and wildlife traceability systems, digital registration and database systems, forest product identification and trade, and stakeholder facilitation and engagement.