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The document is a request for bids (RFB) issued by the Spokane Tribe of Indians for the procurement of an underwater ROV for the Spokane Tribal Fisheries Department, detailing the specifications, requirements, and submission guidelines for prospective contractors.
Year: 2026
Region / City: Wellpinit, WA
Topic: Request for Proposal
Document Type: Request for Bid (RFB)
Organization: Spokane Tribe of Indians
Author: Rebecca Cook
Target Audience: Contractors, Suppliers
Validity Period: January 29, 2026 – February 12, 2026
Approval Date: January 29, 2026
Amendment Date: N/A
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Explorer Technical Reports Check Sheet for MATE ROV Projects
Year: 2026
Region / City: International / Various
Theme: ROV Build and Technical Reporting
Document Type: Technical Report Checklist
Organization / Institution: MATE Center
Author: Competition Organizers
Target Audience: Student Teams Participating in MATE ROV Competition
Period of Validity: 2026 Competition Season
Date of Publication: 2026
Related References: MATE ROV Handbook, Internet Sources, Periodicals
Key Topics: Project Planning, Design Rationale, Safety, Testing, Budget, Teamwork, Documentation
Character Recommendation Form for the Global Underwater Explorers (GUE) NextGen Scholarship Application
Organization: Global Underwater Explorers (GUE)
Program: GUE NextGen Scholarship
Document Type: Character Recommendation Form
Purpose: Applicant Character Reference Submission
Submission Format: PDF or image file upload with online application
Required From: Referrer in good standing (e.g., employer, pastor/minister, professor, commanding officer, government official, GUE instructor)
Information Collected: Referrer contact details and relationship to applicant
Evaluation Criteria: Applicant’s strongest qualities and supporting examples
Website Referenced: www.gue.com/nextgen-scholarship
Breathing Underwater by Alex Flinn: Book Club Day One Discussion Questions and Individual Response Assignment
Author: Alex Flinn
Work type: Novel study material
Educational level: Secondary education
Subject area: Literature / English Language Arts
Instructional context: Book Club Day One
Activities included: Group discussion cards and individual written journal response
Focus themes: Domestic abuse, personal responsibility, friendship, moral development
Assessment components: Critical thinking, communication, application of language conventions
Evaluation criteria: Four-level performance rubric with remedial category
Primary characters referenced: Nick, Caitlin, Tom, Judge Lehman, Mario
Skills assessed: Analysis of characters, inference, personal reflection, written organization, grammar and punctuation
Social Approaches to Preventing the Looting of Underwater Archaeology in the Ionian Islands – Preliminary Research Trip
Author: Liam Devlin
Affiliation: The University of Oxford
Academic Level: PhD research (forthcoming)
Funding Body: Society for the Promotion of Hellenic Studies
Geographical Focus: Kefalonia and the Ionian Islands, Greece
Research Area: Underwater archaeology and heritage protection
Research Methodology: Preliminary field visits and qualitative community interviews
Locations Visited: Sami, Agia Effimia, Fiscardo, Assos, Argostoli, Loutro
Institutions Visited: Archaeological Museum of Sami; Museum of Nautical Archaeology in Sami
Subject Matter: Community perceptions and looting of submerged archaeological sites
Project Duration: Three years
Planned Fieldwork Period: Two subsequent summers
Scope of Future Study: Six Ionian Islands (excluding Kythera)
At-sea NATO operational experimentation with interoperable underwater assets using different robotic middlewares
Year: 2017
Period of experimentation: 12 October – 1 November 2017
Region / location: Off the coast of La Spezia, Italy
Subject: Autonomous underwater vehicles interoperability and robotic middleware integration
Keywords: Autonomous Underwater Vehicle, unmanned vehicles interoperability, NATO joint exercise, robotic middleware frameworks
Type of document: Scientific conference paper / research article
Organizations: NATO STO CMRE (Centre for Maritime Research and Experimentation); Italian Navy CSSN (Centro di Supporto e Sperimentazione Navale); University of Pisa DII (Dipartimento di Ingegneria dell’Informazione)
Project: Maritime Unmanned Systems (MUS) for Anti-Submarine Warfare
Exercise: ASW-ODC17 (Anti-Submarine Warfare – Operational Deployment of Concepts 2017)
Authors: Riccardo Costanzi; Davide Fenucci; Vincenzo Manzari; Michele Micheli; Luca Morlando; Daniele Natale; Mirko Stifani; Alessandra Tesei; Andrea Caiti
Technical focus: Integration of heterogeneous AUV platforms using MOOS-IvP and ROS robotic middleware
Participating assets: Folaga WAVE hybrid AUV; OEX AUVs; NRV Alliance research vessel; gateway buoys
Institutional collaboration: Italian Navy; NATO naval units; SEALab consortium
Application domain: Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) autonomous maritime systems
Underwater Equipment Coverage on UW Marine P&I Policy (Rate as of July 1, 2016)
Organization: University of Washington
Department: Risk Services
Policy Type: Marine Protection and Indemnity (P&I) Insurance
Subject: Underwater Equipment Insurance Coverage
Coverage Limit: $400,000
Deductible: $25,000 for equipment valued $100,000 and above; $10,000 for equipment valued less than $100,000
Rate: $3.00 per $100 of value (as of July 1, 2016)
Exclusions: Inherent vice, latent defect, wear and tear, gradual deterioration, contamination, rust, mold, oxidation, scratching, chipping, marring, consequential damage, loss of use, delay, loss of market, inventory shortage, unexplained loss
Additional Exclusions: Electrolysis, corrosion, dampness of atmosphere, weathering, insects, vermin, marine life deterioration, ice or freezing, willful misconduct of the Assured
Liability Exclusion: Loss of life, bodily injury or illness of any person
Applicable Clauses: War and Strike Clauses, War Risk Trading Warranties, Collision Clause, Pollution Exclusion
Underwriting Basis: Each risk underwritten individually
Administrative Procedure: UW departments must email a completed Underwater Equipment Coverage Form to Risk Services to confirm quote and coverage
Contact Email: [email protected]
Topics: RFP26-005 ROV Underwater