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The contractor will collect riparian health data at designated monitoring areas (DMAs) in accordance with the BLM's MIM protocol. The project involves field surveys between June 30 and September 30, 2026, with draft data submitted by November 30, 2026, and final reports by December 31, 2026. The contractor must submit a one-page resume for all key personnel, including a project manager and a field crew of at least two personnel. The project manager must have experience reviewing monitoring data, coordinating with agency personnel, and producing deliverables. Field crew members must have formal training for MIM and experience in the relevant vegetation types. Landowner permission may be required for access to some DMAs. Payment will be made in two installments: 50% upon completion of field surveys and provision of a list of completed sites, and 50% upon BLM acceptance of the final reports. Hard copy and/or digital versions of maps and previous survey information will be provided. The contractor is responsible for obtaining landowner permission and acquiring legal access to all BLM parcels and stream reaches. A 8-megapixel or greater camera with georeference capability is required. The contractor will be responsible for all equipment, tools, materials, supervision, and other items needed to complete the field work protocols. A 4-wheel drive vehicle or UTV/ATV for transportation is required. The contractor will be responsible for making sure all vehicles, 4 wheelers, or UTVs are washed regularly to reduce the spread of noxious weed seeds. The contractor will be responsible for carrying necessary fire extinguishers and any other safety first-aid equipment. An initial pre-work teleconference will occur after award of the contract. Other as-needed teleconferences, phone calls, or email correspondence with BLM shall be conducted whenever requested by the COR or the contractor in which questions relating to the project need to be discussed. Any records, photographs, data, notes, etc. generated and/or created for the purposes of this contract are owned by the BLM and require review and permission prior to release of any information. The contractor cannot copyright, sell, release, or reproduce any of this material. Images will not be protected from release through freedom of information act requests.

This is an intent to sole source award for a Carescape central station upgrade to GE Medical Systems Information Technologies, Inc. for the James J. Peters VA Medical Center. The award is for a fleet replacement of GE healthcare central stations at various inpatient wards. The central stations will consolidate inpatient vital signs onto a centralized monitor at the nurse's central station for record keeping, documentation, data storage, and patient care management. Responses are due no later than 3:00 PM EST on June 24, 2025. The formal justification approval for this action will be posted on the site within 14 days after final award.

Invitation for bid for recycling of asphalt, concrete materials, and other related services at Polb rubble site. Bid due date is **** 2:00 pm PDT. Electronic response format. Various forms required: subcontractor form, non-collusion declaration, bidders security, Iran contracting act compliance affidavit, trade sanctions compliance affidavit, bidders responsibility questionnaire, experience requirements, SBE commitment plan for construction contracts. Categories include paving, waste disposal, hazardous environment clothing, maintenance, repair, construction services, concrete, environmental services, crushing, etc. Project duration is two years. Bid bond, payment bond, and performance bond required. Pre-bid meeting on **** 5:00 pm PDT. Contact information provided.

This notice describes the KM200 configurable amplifier for radiation detection, a technology readiness level 6 product developed at Los Alamos National Laboratory. It replaces the discontinued Amptek A111, offering improved signal processing, high count rates, and enhanced measurement precision. The technology is suitable for nuclear safeguards, medical imaging, radiation monitoring, research, security, and industrial applications. The laboratory is seeking licensing and partnership opportunities with companies interested in manufacturing and deploying the KM200. Further validation is underway in high-EMI environments and extreme temperature conditions.

The Peterson Space Force Base is requesting information from potential vendors for media monitoring software. Interested parties must submit information regarding a different NAICS code if applicable, all items listed in Table 1, or equivalent products with specifications sheets, prepriced contract vehicles if available, company name, address, contact information, Cage code, representation certification, and small business socio-economic status if applicable. Questions must be submitted by June 18, 2025, at 10:00 AM Mountain Time via email to the contract specialist and contracting officer.