Edna Autosampler Tender in USA - 142266855

Procurement Summary

Country: USA

Summary: Edna Autosampler

Deadline: 05 Jun 2026

Posting Date: 29 May 2026

Other Information

Notice Type: Tender

TOT Ref.No.: 142266855

Document Ref. No.: PIFSC-26-00001

Competition: ICB

Financier: Self Financed

Purchaser Ownership: Public

Tender Value: Refer Document

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Tender Details

THIS IS A SOURCES SOUGHT ANNOUNCEMENT. IT IS NOT A SOLICITATION, NOR DOES IT GUARANTEE A SOLICITATION WILL BE ISSUED. REQUESTS FOR A SOLICITATION WILL NOT RECEIVE A RESPONSE.
Any information submitted in response to this Sources Sought Announcement is strictly voluntary. The Government will neither award a contract solely based on this notice, nor pay for any information submitted by respondents. This notice is a request by the Government to collect information from interested vendors for the purpose of market research. Failing to provide a response to this announcement will not prohibit/exclude an interested vendor from participating in a future solicitation.
BACKGROUND:
NOAA Fisheries, Pacific Islands Fisheries Science Center, Ecosystem Sciences Division, Pelagic Research Program seeks to purchase one or more environmental eDNA autosampler systems to support mission-critical fisheries, ecosystem, and protected species research surveys in the Pacific Islands Region.
NOAA PIFSC requires autonomous or semi-autonomous eDNA autosampling capability to collect, and filter seawater samples during shipboard, small-boat, moored, drifting, towed, or gear-integrated field operations. The autosampler system must support collection of discrete eDNA samples across variable depths, times, and/or sampling volumes, including higher-volume water filtration appropriate for low-biomass, offshore, pelagic, or deep-water environments. They can be operated by a single person on NOAA Ships, chartered vessels and small boats or attached to a variety of gear for accurate spatial sampling. They also avoid many of the contamination issues associated with current water filtering methods.
Environmental DNA has become an increasingly important, cost-effective, and non-extractive tool for detecting and monitoring marine biodiversity, estimating fish community composition, identifying invasive species, and improving ecosystem assessment. PIFSC currently uses eDNA to support resea...
Notice ID: pifsc-26-00001

Department/Ind. Agency: commerce, department of

Sub-tier: national oceanic and atmospheric administration

Office: dept of commerce noaa

Inactive Dates: jun 20, 2026

Inactive Policy: 15 days after response date

Documents

 Tender Notice