Remote Sensing Monitoring Services

The government authority located in Nevada is seeking a consultant to provide remote sensing monitoring services for whitebark pine across a designated study area. The agency needs to solve the problem of mapping, validating, and assessing the mortality of this specific tree species to support its environmental management goals. To achieve this, the buyer requires a three-component remote sensing and field workflow that integrates satellite data, ground observations, and aerial surveys. The scope of work covers three distinct phases: satellite-based distribution mapping, ground-based point mapping for validation and stand-composition data collection, and aerial mortality mapping to assess tree loss. The selected consultant will perform all work offsite, with the exception of the necessary field-based validation and data collection within the study area. Eligibility is strictly limited to onshore organizations based in the United States. The agency has not disclosed a specific budget and is requesting pricing proposals from qualified bidders to determine the cost of the project. The provided source materials do not contain specific evaluation criteria or key project dates.