23324: Contract Summary

Contract 23324: 1997-013-25 EXP YKFP O & M LOWER YAKIMA SUPP & RESCH COMPLEX

Last Modified: Sharon Grant-BSA, 10/16/2007 12:13 PM
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Project Number:

1997-013-25

Title:

Yakima River Operations and Maintenance (O&M) for Hatcheries and Acclimation Sites-Yakima/Klickitat Fisheries Project (YKFP)

BPA PM:

Brian McIlraith

Stage:

Implementation

Area:

Province	Subbasin	%
Columbia Plateau	Yakima	100.00%

Contract Number:

23324

Contract Title:

1997-013-25 EXP YKFP O & M LOWER YAKIMA SUPP & RESCH COMPLEX

Contract Continuation:

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18497: 1997-013-25 O&M LOWER YAKIMA RIVER SUPPLEMENT. & RESEARCH COMPLEX	27799: 1997-013-25 EXP YKFP O & M LOWER YAKIMA SUPPLEMENTATION COMPLEX

Contract Status:

History

Contract Description:

The Yakima Coho Project and the Yakima Fall Chinook Project are components of the Yakima/Klickitat Fisheries Project (YKFP).   The YKFP is a project designed to use artificial propagation in an attempt to re-establish, supplement, or increase natural production and harvest opportunities of anadromous salmonids while maintaining the long-term fitness of the target population, and while keeping ecological and genetic impacts on non-target species within specified limits.  The planning, implementation, and evaluation of this project is guided by the framework developed by the Regional Assessment of Supplementation Project (RASP 1992).  The YKFP is also an experiment to resolve uncertainties associated with supplementation.  As a "laboratory," the YKFP will help determine the role of supplementation in increasing natural production of anadromous salmonids.  Both controlled experiments and basic monitoring co... ntribute information.

Consistent with the Pacific Northwest Power Planning Council's (NPPC) Fish and Wildlife Program (NPPC 1994), the objectives of the YKFP are to:
• Enhance existing stocks of anadromous fish in the Yakima and Klickitat river basins, while maintaining genetics and ecological resources.
• Reintroduce stocks formerly present in the basins.
• Apply the knowledge gained through supplementation throughout the Columbia River Basin.
Overall Project objectives are achieved while adhering to all relevant environmental laws and regulations, including National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and Endangered Species Act (ESA) requirements

     The YKFP endorses an adaptive management policy, which allows for Project objectives and strategies to change as new information becomes available from Project experiments, monitoring and evaluation, and literature reviews.

     Wild stocks of coho salmon (Oncorhynchus kisutch) were once widely distributed within the Columbia River Basin.  However, coho salmon probably became extinct in the Yakima River in the early 1980s.  For this reason, efforts to restore coho within the Yakima basin rely largely upon releases of hatchery coho because wild stocks do not exist to supplement.  Hatchery coho releases began in the Yakima basin in 1983 with the first release of 324,000 Little White Salmon hatchery smolts.  At that time, the program was primarily for harvest augmentation.

     The goal of Yakima Coho Project feasibility studies is to determine the feasibility of re-establishing a naturally spawning coho population and a significant fall fishery for coho within the Yakima River Basin, while keeping adverse ecological impacts within specified limits.

     The Yakima Klickitat Fisheries Project's (YKFP) ongoing fall chinook research program, aims to test the application of supplementation principles to the two lower Yakima River fall chinook stocks, the mainstem and Marion Drain stocks.  The Marion Drain stock spawns in Marion Drain.  Marion Drain is a man-made 19-mile irrigation return ditch constructed in the early 1900's.  The other Yakima stock, the "mainstem stock", is the most abundant stock in the Yakima sub-basin.  The mainstem stock is genetically similar to the composite stock of upriver bright (URB) fall chinook in the Columbia River, and the Marion Drain stock is similar to Snake and Dechutes River fall Chinook

Account Type(s):

Expense

Contract Start Date:

07/01/2005

Contract End Date:

06/30/2006

Current Contract Value:

$967,090

Expenditures:

$967,090

* Expenditures data includes accruals and are based on data through 31-Mar-2025.

BPA CO:

Khanida Mote

BPA COR:

Patricia Smith (Inactive)

Env. Compliance Lead:

Nancy Weintraub (Inactive)

Contract Contractor:

Yakama Confederated Tribes - YAKINDNA00

Work Order Task(s):

WO: 00037561, Task: 1
WO: 00188534, Task: 1

Contract Type:

Contract (IGC)

Pricing Method:

Cost Reimbursement (CNF)

Road Aerial Hybrid

Photo Locations

50 km

50 mi

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Contract Contacts

Full Name	Organization	Write Permission	Contact Role	Email	Work Phone
Shirley Alvarado	Yakama Confederated Tribes	No	Administrative Contact	shirley_alvarado@yakama.com	(509) 865-5121x6304
Bill Fiander	Yakama Confederated Tribes	Yes	Technical Contact	bfiander@yakama.com	(509) 865-5121x6372
Peter Lofy	Bonneville Power Administration	Yes	F&W Approver	ptlofy@bpa.gov	(503) 230-4193
Khanida Mote	Bonneville Power Administration	Yes	Contracting Officer	kpmote@bpa.gov	(503) 230-4599
Mel Sampson	Yakama Confederated Tribes	Yes	Administrative Contact	mel@yakama.com	(509) 865-5121x6303
Patricia Smith	Bonneville Power Administration	Yes	COR	prsmith@bpa.gov	(503) 230-7349
Nancy Weintraub	Bonneville Power Administration	No	Env. Compliance Lead	nhweintraub@bpa.gov	(503) 230-5373
Adrienne Wilson	Yakama Confederated Tribes	Yes	Administrative Contact	Adrienne_Wilson@Yakama.com	(509) 865-5121x6306

Statement Of Work (SOW)

Viewing 11 of 11 Work Statement Elements


Sort Order	WSEV ID	WE ID	Work Element Name	Title	Description	WSE Effective Budget	% of Total WSE Effective Budget	WSE Start	WSE End


A	8464	176	Produce Hatchery Fish	Feasibility of Reintroduction of Coho in the Yakima Basin	Conduct fish culture activities to rear, acclimate, and release up to 1,000,000 coho (long range). Currently our program releases 500,000 in-basin and 500,000 out of basin coho. Our current facility cannot handle the full amount.	$327,000	29.97%	01/01/2005	06/30/2006
B	8465	176	Produce Hatchery Fish	Feasibility of Supplementation to Increase Yakima Mainstem Fall Chinook	Conduct fish culture activities to rear, acclimate, and release up to 1,700,000 out of basin and 800,000 in basin fall Chinook.	$120,100	11.01%	10/01/2005	06/15/2006
C	8466	176	Produce Hatchery Fish	Feasibility of Supplementation to Increase the Marion Drain Fall Chinook	Conduct fish culture activities to rear, acclimate, and release up to 75,000 Marion Drain fall Chinook.	$76,300	6.99%	10/01/2005	06/15/2006
D	8467	61	Maintain Artificial Production Facility/Infrastructure	Operate and Maintain the Prosser Hatchery, Marion Drain Hatchery and the Acclimation Sites	Operate and maintain the Prosser Hatchery, Marion Drain Hatchery and the acclimation sites. Install restroom facilities at Prosser Hatchery.	$436,936	40.04%	07/01/2005	06/30/2006
E	8468	60	Maintain Fish Health	USFW to Maintain Fish Health for the Lower Yakima River Supplementation and Research Facilities	Services provided by USFW to maintain fish health for the Lower Yakima River Supplementation and Research Facilities. USFW- subcontract to cover pathological screening of Yakima mainstem fall Chinook, Marion Drain fall Chinook, and coho. This will cover adults and juveniles. Including spawning, pre-transfer and pre-release sampling, monthly check-ups, and screening (as needed) of fish when they appear to be stressed or diseased stricken.	$65,400	5.99%	10/01/2005	06/30/2006
F	8469	141	Produce Other Reports	Produce Monthly Reports	Progress reports will include various fish culture activities and hatchery maintenance procedures. Production reports will include number of fish on hand, size of fish on hand and food fed.	$10,900	1.00%	07/25/2005	07/07/2006
G	8470	119	Manage and Administer Projects	Manage and Administer Projects	Plan, schedule, and coordinate activities,train personnel, prepare SOW/budget and accrual reports.	$38,100	3.49%	07/01/2005	06/30/2006
H	8471	132	Produce Progress (Annual) Report	Prepare Annual Report	Produce Annual BPA Report that summarizes work accomplished in the previous 12 months.	$10,900	1.00%	08/01/2005	06/01/2006
I	8472	165	Produce Environmental Compliance Documentation	Monitor hatchery water	Apply to Department of Ecology and follow guidelines for Upland Fin-fish Hatching and Rearing General NPDES Permit	$5,500	0.50%	07/31/2005	07/31/2006
J	8473	165	Produce Environmental Compliance Documentation	Participate in ESA/NEPA Compliance for Yakima Basin Monitoring, Evaluation and Fisheries Management	Prepare documentation in support of ESA/NEPA compliance regarding fisheries monitoring and evaluation activities in consultation and coordination with BPA environmental staff. This work element acknowledges that all activities regarding ESA/NEPA compliance will be coordinated with BPA environmental staff to ensure adequate compliance is in place prior to actions occurring. ESA/NEPA coordination is an on-going activity under this project and this WE documents the contractor's responsibility for supporting BPA's ESA/NEPA compliance for all activities under this contract. (This WE is intended to cover new activities - there is a series of existing ESA and NEPA compliance documents in place that cover all current activities.)	$0	0.00%	07/01/2005	06/30/2006
K	8463	185	Produce CBFish Status Report	Pisces Status Report		$0	0.00%	09/01/2005	06/30/2006


						$1,091,136

Deliverable Status

Deliverable Title	WSE Sort Letter, Number, Title	Start	End	Concluded
Deliverable complete	A: 176. Feasibility of Reintroduction of Coho in the Yakima Basin
Deliverable complete	B: 176. Feasibility of Supplementation to Increase Yakima Mainstem Fall Chinook
Deliverable complete	C: 176. Feasibility of Supplementation to Increase the Marion Drain Fall Chinook
Deliverable complete	D: 61. Operate and Maintain the Prosser Hatchery, Marion Drain Hatchery and the Acclimation Sites
Deliverable complete	E: 60. USFW to Maintain Fish Health for the Lower Yakima River Supplementation and Research Facilities
Deliverable complete	F: 141. Produce Monthly Reports
Deliverable complete	G: 119. Manage and Administer Projects
Deliverable complete	H: 132. Prepare Annual Report
Deliverable complete	I: 165. Monitor hatchery water
Deliverable complete	J: 165. Participate in ESA/NEPA Compliance for Yakima Basin Monitoring, Evaluation and Fisheries Management

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Sort Order	WE ID	Work Element Name	Title	Description	Metric ID	Metric	End Fiscal Year	Planned	Actual	Contractor Comments	All Measures	Annual Progress Report Measures	Populations

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WSE ID	WSE Start	WSE End	WE ID	Title	WSE Progress	Study Plan	Protocol	Category	Subcategory	Focus 1	Focus 2	Specific Metric Title

Focal Species

Primary Focal Species	Work Statement Elements
Chinook (O. tshawytscha) - Upper Columbia River Summer/Fall ESU	2 instances of WE 176 Produce Hatchery Fish
Coho (O. kisutch) - Unspecified Population	1 instance of WE 176 Produce Hatchery Fish

Environmental Compliance

Sort	WE ID	WE Title
A	176	Feasibility of Reintroduction of Coho in the Yakima Basin
B	176	Feasibility of Supplementation to Increase Yakima Mainstem Fall Chinook
C	176	Feasibility of Supplementation to Increase the Marion Drain Fall Chinook
D	61	Operate and Maintain the Prosser Hatchery, Marion Drain Hatchery and the Acclimation Sites
E	60	USFW to Maintain Fish Health for the Lower Yakima River Supplementation and Research Facilities
F	141	Produce Monthly Reports
G	119	Manage and Administer Projects
H	132	Prepare Annual Report
I	165	Monitor hatchery water
J	165	Participate in ESA/NEPA Compliance for Yakima Basin Monitoring, Evaluation and Fisheries Management
K	185	Pisces Status Report

Reports

SOW Report

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