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Multiple telemetry studies are identified in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Missouri River Science and Management Plan (MRSAMP) and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Biological Opinion for pallid ... Multiple telemetry studies are identified in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Missouri River Science and Management Plan (MRSAMP) and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Biological Opinion for pallid sturgeon in the Missouri River. These are high priority studies that build on existing studies and equipment. The studies are critical in evaluating the effects of high-impact management actions on pallid sturgeon movement, reproduction and survival. It is required that all participating State and Federal agencies acquire and use the identical equipment specified in this purchase request to achieve scientifically defensible population metrics and measurable responses to the critical management actions as identified in the Missouri River Science and Adaptive Management Plan. This action is for a new firm fixed price single source requirement. • Two (2) Vemco 8 channel DSP manual tracking acoustic receiver, single hydrophone port, 12-200 kHz bandwidth, integrated internal GPS, USB computer communication, hydrophone transponding capable. • Two (2) Omnidirectional hydrophone, 69 kHz, with 10-meter cable. • One (1) Directional Hydrophone, 69 kHz, with 10-meter cable • One hundred (100) Vemco acoustic telemetry transmitter tags, 69 kHz, 1.) On 2 days, Power H, Random delay; 60-120 seconds. 2.) Off 7 Days 3.) On 270 days, Power H, random delay 60-120 seconds, loop back to step 3, estimated tag life 279 days.