Denver Federal Center Ice Core Relocation Services

The U.S. General Services Administration is seeking a contractor to relocate irreplaceable ice cores from the National Science Foundation's legacy facility to a newly constructed facility at the Denver Federal Center in Lakewood, CO. The relocation requires specialized handling, continuous temperature monitoring, and coordination across multiple phases, all conducted in extremely low temperatures as low as -36°C. The contractor must have experience working in extreme low-temperature environments and must maintain a local presence to ensure the efficiency and expediency of the relocation process. The successful contractor will be responsible for relocating over 25,000 meters of ice core, which are essentially priceless due to the extreme means required to gather the samples. The contractor will be required to work in extreme low temperatures for extended periods while moving the cores and must have the necessary equipment and gear to ensure the safe and secure relocation of the ice cores. • The contractor must have experience working in extreme low-temperature environments. • The contractor must maintain a local presence to ensure the efficiency and expediency of the relocation process. • The contractor will be responsible for relocating over 25,000 meters of ice core. • The contractor must have the necessary equipment and gear to ensure the safe and secure relocation of the ice cores. • The relocation process requires specialized handling, continuous temperature monitoring, and coordination across multiple phases.