SAM #140G0326Q0211

USGS Seeks GEObit Seismographs and Sensor Cables for Induced Seismicity Monitoring

The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) Earthquake Science Center is seeking specialized seismic monitoring equipment for its Induced Seismicity Monitoring mission near Bakersfield, California. - Government Buyer: - U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), Earthquake Science Center, Sacramento Acquisition Branch - Contact: Tracy Huot - OEMs and Vendors: - GEObit (highlighted as the OEM for GEOthree seismographs and digitizers) - Products/Services Requested: - Four GEObit GEOthree three-component seismograph digitizer/recorders (or similar) - Part number: 7540-01-152-8067 - Key features: low power consumption, GPS timing, 3+1 seismic channels, ultra low noise preamplifier, embedded open source OS, continuous/trigger recording - 60 meters of sensor cables (for connecting seismic sensors, supporting up to 150 meters) - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Equipment must support real-time monitoring of microseismic activity related to deep-well CO2 injection - Technical requirements include high sensitivity, wide bandwidth, and low power operation - Delivery required by end of 2026 - The procurement is focused on advanced seismic monitoring solutions, with GEObit as the primary OEM, but "or similar" language allows for equivalent products.

Description

sensors, dataloggers, cables.

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