Labor Category requirements.xlsx
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- Environmental Database Management Support Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 1305M223QNCNR0116
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This combined synopsis and solicitation requests quotes for environmental database management support services. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration seeks a hybrid firm fixed price and time and materials contract to manage contaminant and waste site data including environmental sediment chemistry, tissue residue chemistry, and toxicity data. Duties include conducting data analysis and calculations, validating chemical results, and processing geospatial information. The solicitation sets aside this requirement for small businesses with a NAICS code of 541620 and size standard of $16.5 million. Quotes are due by April 15, 2023 and award will be made without discussions to the responsible offeror providing the best value to the government.
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| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| SF-1449 RFQ 1305M223QNCNR0116.pdf | ||
| SF-30 RFQ amendment 1305M223QNCNR0116.pdf | ||
| Contractor QA.docx | DOCX document | |
| SF-1449 RFQ 1305M223QNCNR0116.pdf | ||
| Attachment B Price Schedule.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet | |
| Past Performance Questionnaire.docx | DOCX document |
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LCAT requirements
| Labor Category requirements | ||||
| Labor Category | Level | Functional Responsibilities | Minimum Education Level | Minimum Experience (Years) |
| Database Management Coordinator | II | Manages, designs, and develops environmental databases and database applications using industry standard tools lincluding MySQL and MS Access. Maintain and enhance NOAA's DIVER Data Models and back-end environmental databases. Uses environmental sediment chemistry, tissue contaminant-residue chemistry, environmental contaminant toxicity data and field measurements and observations to conduct or support hazardous waste site investigations, including investigation and sample plan design, ecological risk assessment, cleanup level derivation, develop and evaluate remedial alternatives, develop mitigation strategies, natural resource damage assessment (pathway evaluation, injury determination, restoration project development, and scaling damages), and long-term effectiveness monitoring programs. Implement regional and case specific calculations and summary of contaminants including Logistic Regression Models, PAH Toxic Units and Toxic Equivalency Factors. Calculate complex sums and totals including Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons and Polychlorinated Biphenyls maintaining compatibility with 25+ years of data. | MA/MS | 10 |
| Database Programmer/Analyst | II | Uses industry standard tools lincluding MySQL and MS Access to maintain and enhance NOAA's DIVER Data Models and back-end environmental databases. Manage, standardize and integrate environmental sediment chemistry, tissue contaminant-residue chemistry, field measurements and observations and environmental contaminant toxicity data to support hazardous waste site investigations, including investigation and sample plan design, ecological risk assessment, cleanup level derivation, develop and evaluate remedial alternatives, develop mitigation strategies, natural resource damage assessment (pathway evaluation, injury determination, restoration project development, and scaling damages), and long-term effectiveness monitoring programs. Implement regional and case specific calculations and summary of contaminants including Logistic Regression Models, PAH Toxic Units and Toxic Equivalency Factors. Calculate complex sums and totals including Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons and Polychlorinated Biphenyls maintaining compatibility with 25+ years of data. | MA/MS | 10 |
| Database Technician | II | Manage, maintain, and improve multiple large relational databases including contaminant and bioassay databases. Must have experience using MS Access, MySQL, and handling contaminant and waste site data including environmental sediment chemistry, tissue contaminant residue chemistry, and environmental contaminant toxicity data. Responsibilities include conducting environmental data analysi and calculations, working with chemical data validation results, chemical and toxicological laboratory methods, field sampling methods and field observation and measurement data. | BA/BS | 3 |
| Spatial Database Manager | II | Processes geospatial data using GIS software (ESRI ArcMap and/or equivalent), with specific experience in database querying and spatial evaluation of environmental sediment chemistry, tissue contaminant, residue chemistry, and environmental contaminant toxicity data. | MA/MS | 5 |
| Senior Statistician | IV | Provides advanced statistical analysis including spatial and numberical modeling, litigation support, and statistical support for feasibility studies and remedial design effectiveness for site evaluations. | MA/MS or Ph.D | 10 |
| Senior Scientist | IV | Assesses natural resource damage assessment including transport, fate, and ecological effects of contaminants at hazardous waste sites including litigation support; risk assessment modelling; and leading field and laboratory studies for large-scale NRDA type projects. | MA/MS or Ph.D | 10 |
| Project Manager | IV | Performs day-to-day database management tasks. Manages large complex environmental contaminant datasets including coordinating data intake and data review; Tracking and managing project progress and communicating with NOAA Project Manager on progress and deliverables including invoices. | MA/MS | 8 |
| Equivalency for Education | ||||
| PhD | Masters degree + 5 years’ experience relative to the specific position or Bachelor's degree + 7 years' of relevant experience to the specific position or 12 years’ experience relative to the specific position | |||
| Masters | Bachelor’s degree + 2 years’ experience relative to the specific position or 6 years’ experience relative to the specific position. | |||
| Bachelors | 2 years of college + 2 years’ experience relative to the specific position or 4 years’ experience relevant to the specific position. |
| Notes: If an education field is 'closely related', please explain the connection with the fields required |
| Unless otherwise specified in the description, use the education equivalent table |
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