Applied Research, Development, Engineering, and Operations Sample Clauses

Applied Research, Development, Engineering, and Operations. The Contractor shall provide scientific and engineering expertise to conduct applied research, development, engineering, consulting, and operations to support oceanic and atmospheric research for program managers and policymakers in developing state-of-the-science models, selecting new technologies for development, and determining if further program performance information is needed. The Contractor shall identify and apply appropriate methodologies and research designs needed to test particular technologies or answer a specific research question. The Contractor shall analyze data and develop a final report of results and recommendations. Applied research, development, engineering, consulting, and operations support may include, but are not limited to, the following: C.3.2.1 Provide oceanic and atmospheric research support delineating regional ecosystems, promote partnerships at the ecosystem level, and implement cooperative strategies to improve regional ecosystem health to include diving operations. C.3.2.2 Provide modeling and analysis, research and development, experiments, data management, findings and interpretive products, coastal ocean assessments and reports, ocean observing, and technical feasibility studies for Coastal and Ocean programs. C.3.2.3 Enhance partner development and system engineering to advance integration across participating federal agencies and the Integrated Ocean Observing System (IOOS) Regional Associations. C.3.2.4 Provide services for field operations of Remote Operation Vehicles, drop camera, benthic grabs or other technology to characterize the seafloor and associated biota. C.3.2.5 Provide scientific services for development and evaluation of new simulation and predictive models to predict species habitat utilization patterns and the advancement of understanding of ecosystems. C.3.2.6 Provide advanced technology monitoring and observing systems to expand and enhance the capabilities, such as weather and oceanographic observations, ice forecasts and newscasts, geodetic, hydrographic and topographic surveys, to provide accurate, up-to-date information. C.3.2.7 Provide system-wide boat planning and use management; assistance to the Government on new boat construction and acquisition C.3.2.8 Maintain a boat inventory and database; develop safe-operation guidelines and operation manuals; boat maintenance, repair, and services; day-to-day boat operation in near- shore and offshore waters. C.3.2.9 Provide vessel support, transpor...
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