Statement of Work Q0287.pdf

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Automated Portable Water Samplers Federal contract opportunity
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12505B23Q0287
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Department of Agriculture Agricultural Research Service Field Research Implementation and Information Delivery Midwest Area

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This Statement of Work describes the procurement of five automated portable water samplers by the United States Department of Agriculture Agricultural Research Service Field Research Implementation and Information Delivery Midwest Area. The samplers require a minimum 512kb memory, direct compatibility with multi-parameter sondes, weatherproof casing for outdoor use, compatibility with ISCO equipment and Flowlink Software to maintain research continuity, and a bottle configuration of either 24 1-liter bottles or 8 2-liter bottles. The samplers will be used by the Soil Drainage Research Unit to measure water quality from surface runoff and subsurface tile drainage from agricultural fields in the Western Lake Erie Basin to improve understanding of nutrient and hydrologic dynamics. Delivery of the five samplers is required before January 1st to the specified address for field testing.

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Statement of Work (SOW) Automated portable water samplers

GENERAL INFORMATION

1.0 Scope of Work: Purpose is to procure 5 automated portable water samplers. The samplers will allow to measure water quality coming from surface runoff and subsurface tile drainage from agricultural fields in the Western Lake Erie Basin. This will improve our understanding of nutrient and hydrologic dynamics in these systems.

2.0 Background: SDRU is conducting research in Northwest and Central, Ohio to examine how agricultural conservation practices impact nutrient losses at the edge-of-field. The data collected using these samplers will add to our existing dataset to better quantify hydrologic losses from surface runoff and subsurface drainage from agricultural fields in Ohio. The data collected from these samplers can also be used for existing and new projects with LTAR, Ohio State University, University of Kentucky, and other research institutions in which our unit collaborates with.

CONTRACTOR REQUIREMENTS

3.0 Technical Requirements/Tasks: Provide and deliver 5 automated water samplers with the following characteristics/capabilities:

• Minimum 512kb memory

• Direct connection compatibility with multi-parameter sondes

• Weatherproof casing for outdoor use

• The automated samplers need be compatible with ISCO equipment to maintain research continuity within our current research program.

• The samplers should have or be able to be equipped with 24-1 liter or 8-2 liter plastic bottle configurations.

• The samplers should be compatible with ISCO Flowlink Software to maintain research continuity within our current research program.

4.0 Deliverables / Schedule: The automated water samplers should be delivered before January 1st to be deployed for field testing.

Delivery location: USDA/ARS 590 Woody Hayes Dr., Columbus, Ohio 43210

3.0 Technical Requirements/Tasks: Provide and deliver 5 automated water samplers with the following characteristics/capabilities:

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