Abernathy Weir Steelhead
Post Date
February 22nd 2012
Application Due Date
February 29th 2012
NOI - Notice of Intent to Award to a Single Source without Competition
Funding Opportunity Number
F12AS00077
CFDA Number(s)
15.608
Funding Instrument Type(s)
Cooperative Agreement
Funding Activity Categories
Science and Technology and other Research and Development
Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife (WDFW) will install and operate a resistance board weir near river mile 0.8 on Abernahty Creek between October 2011 and June 2012. Weir will be operated for the duration of this time, except when high flows submerge the weir. Weir status (fishing, submerged) will be noted on a daily basis. Weir operation between October and Juanuary depends on funding for the Intensively Montitored Watershed Study (Salmon Recovery Funding Board), which has been secured for the 2011-2012 trapping season.
Number of Awards
1
Eligibility Categories
This is a sole source cooperative agreement which directly sies WDFW as the source to complete this objective in the study.
Funding
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Estimated Total Funding:
$39171
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Award Range:
$39171 - $39171
Grant Description
A reproductive success study has been in place for numerous years on Abernathy Creek in order to determine the relative reproductive success of hatchery versus wild steelhead. during the most recent ISRP review it was recommended that information to determine the number of steelhead spawing in Abernathy Creek downstream from the Abernathy FTC facility was required. Of all the potential options it was determined that a weir crossing the creek at the mouth would be the most effective means of measurement. The FWS will provide $39,171 for the work identified in the scope of work on order to obtain sampling of Abernathy Creek steelhead.
Contact Information
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Agency
Department of the Interior
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Office:
Fish and Wildlife Service
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Agency Contact:
Vincent Bocci
Administrative Officer
Phone 360-425-6072 -
Agency Mailing Address:
Work Email
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