 ADF&G Soliciting Bids To Charter A Vessel For Stream Survey March 28, 2002
The charter vessel must be equipped with radar and able to operate in weather conditions common to the Petersburg-Wrangell Area. It must provide transport for a crew of two (2) to three (3) Fish and Game personnel and provide living space; i.e. individual sleeping space for the two to three ADF&G personnel, galley space for and provision for 3 meals per day for all personnel; be able to transport one 19' aluminum skiff and one 15'-17' aluminum jet skiff, provide sufficient space for gasoline storage (two 55 gallon drums) and dry storage space for all project gear such as boots, chest waders, firearms/ammunition, first aid/survival gear, backpacks, maps/charts, handheld radios and personal gear. Space must available for the drying of wet gear. The vessel crew must also be available/capable to drop and pick up survey crews on the beach with skiffs at individual streams as necessary. The State requires that vessels have adequate survival and fire-fighting equipment aboard at all times while under contract and must meet all U.S. Coast Guard safety regulations. A U.S. Coast Guard safety inspection will be required if the vessel does not display a current valid U.S. Coast Guard vessel safety inspection decal. Bid for vessel charter forms
may be obtained at either the Petersburg or Wrangell offices.
Bids should be submitted based on per day basis and must be returned
to either the Petersburg ADF&G; P.O. Box 667; Petersburg,
AK 99833 or Wrangell ADF&G; P.O. Box 200; Wrangell, AK 99929
by April 15, 2002. Phone numbers for the Southeast Area Offices are:
For enforcement related questions or comments, contact Fish and Wildlife Protection at the following numbers:
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