The USDA Forest Service Pacific Northwest Region awarded a multiple-award Blanket Purchase Agreement to Global Biosurvey, doing business as Oregon Biosurvey, with a potential value of $10 million. Under the BPA, Oregon Biosurvey provides comprehensive botanical survey services to support the agency's natural resource management programs across Oregon and Washington through March 2024.
Subsequent task order calls against the BPA include botanical surveys of whitebark pine trees in Heppner, Oregon for $32,887.50; surveys in the Tiger-Mill project area of Walla Walla, Washington for $51,682; surveys for the Summit Road Fuels Project and Parkers Mill and Ellis project areas in Heppner, Oregon valued at $65,868 and $28,759.50 respectively; and surveys under the Morgan Nezbit Master BPA in Joseph, Oregon for $106,899.10. All calls utilize small business set asides and require Oregon Biosurvey to conduct field work, data collection, and analysis through periods of performance ranging from June 2023 to October 2025.
The original solicitation sought responses for a multiple-award BPA due in January 2019 to provide botanical survey services supporting the Forest Service's natural resource management objectives across Oregon and Washington, such as fuels reduction and forest health monitoring projects. Oregon Biosurvey was awarded the BPA in March 2019 to deliver these scientific services valued at up to $10 million over five years.
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