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MONTEREY
BAY
AQUARIUM
RESEARCH
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PURCHASE ORDER
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       PO#: 0411539
       Date: 5/4/2004
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Ecology and Environment, Inc.
350 Sansome Street, #300
San Francisco, California 94104 US
Phone:  (415) 981-2811
Fax:  (415) 981-0801
Email:  ckarpowicz@ene.com
Contact:  Cheryl Karpowicz
Payment Terms:  NET 30
   
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Name: Raybould, Keith
Phone: (831) 775-1828
Fax: (831) 775-1645
Email: keith@mbari.org
    
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PROJECT   REMARKS
Project Account RefNum Amount
900125.00 5130-001 000285 $60,192.00
    
Section 3 of the proposal details the expected scope of services to be provided, including preparation of the Biological Assessment. Services will be performed by the project team listed in Section 4 of the proposal and will follow the cost and assumptions detailed in Section 6. (See proposal attached.)
 
ITEM DETAIL
# Description Part # Quantity U/M Unit Cost Ext Amount
1 Perform services for the MARS cabled observatory project as outlined in the proposal dated April 30, 2004, including preparation of BA. (See remarks and attachment for additional details.)       $60,192.00
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Purchase Order Amount:  $60,192.00 
 
ATTACHMENTS
Description FileName Action
Proposal submitted by Ecology & Environment, Inc. on April 30, 2004. MBARI Proposal.pdf Download
 
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