State seeks bids for genome sequencing services, proposals due April 30

The Alaska Department of Fish and Game is accepting bids from contractors to provide high-throughput whole genome sequencing services. Proposals are due by 2 p.m. April 30.

The department uses genome sequencing to identify species, track genetic diversity in fish and wildlife populations, and support research on Alaska's natural resources. The contract would provide laboratory services for processing biological samples collected statewide.

Contractors must submit bids electronically to [email protected]. The department prefers email submissions but will accept other formats.

The solicitation is listed as ITB 2026-1100-0288. Bidders can download the full invitation to bid document from the state's online public notices system.

Hollie Roselle serves as procurement officer for the contract. Questions about bid requirements should be directed to [email protected].

The department will review all bids received by the deadline and award the contract based on criteria outlined in the solicitation document. The selected contractor will provide sequencing services for department research projects across Alaska.