COST NO FEENO SET ASIDE USED.

OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY - SERDP PROJECT ER24-4250 - BIOMIMETIC CHROMATOGRAPHY FOR RAPID ASSESSMENT OF BIOACCUMULATION (BIOCRAB) IN PFAS-IMPACTED AQUATIC FOOD WEBS. PURPOSE: ENABLE AN UNDERSTANDING OF PFAS BIOACCUMULATION THAT COULD BE DIRECTLY APPLIED TO PFAS RISK ASSESSMENT

PIID: W912HQ25C0005Solicitation ID: W912HQ23S0001

Signed Date: Oct 16, 2025Effective Date: Nov 21, 2024End Date: Closes in 895 days

Award $

$350K

Vendor

OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY

NAICS

541715

Signed Date

Oct 16, 2025

Key Details

Dollars Obligated

$350,000

Base & All Options

Awarding Agency

Department of Defense

Awarding Sub-Agency

Department of the Army

NAICS Code

541715 - RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE PHYSICAL, ENGINEERING, AND LIFE SCIENCES (EXCEPT NANOTECHNOLOGY AND BIOTECHNOLOGY)

Product Service Code

AJ11 - GENERAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY R&D SERVICES; GENERAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY; BASIC RESEARCH

Extent Competed

FULL AND OPEN COMPETITION

Number of Offers

179

Place of Performance

CORVALLIS, OR, 973318655, CD-OR-04

Description

SERDP PROJECT ER24-4250 - BIOMIMETIC CHROMATOGRAPHY FOR RAPID ASSESSMENT OF BIOACCUMULATION (BIOCRAB) IN PFAS-IMPACTED AQUATIC FOOD WEBS. PURPOSE: ENABLE AN UNDERSTANDING OF PFAS BIOACCUMULATION THAT COULD BE DIRECTLY APPLIED TO PFAS RISK ASSESSMENT

Context & Analysis

On Oct 16, 2025, Department of Defense obligated $350,000 to OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY for serdp project er24-4250 - biomimetic chromatography for rapid assessment of bioaccumulation (biocrab) in pfas-impacted aquatic food webs. purpose: enable an understanding of pfas bioaccumulation that …. The award is classified under NAICS 541715 — RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE PHYSICAL, ENGINEERING, AND LIFE SCIENCES (EXCEPT NANOTECHNOLOGY AND BIOTECHNOLOGY) and issued as a cost no fee contract. Competition extent: full and open competition with 179 offers received. The procurement used a NO SET ASIDE USED. set-aside. Performance is located in CORVALLIS, OR. The contract is scheduled through Nov 20, 2028.