(1) Vendor needs to provide aquatic database management system. To develop a vendor hosted supported comprehensive, modern, and user–friendly aquatic database management system (ADAMAS). The ability to ingest and store scanned PDFs of paper surveys from the field, as well as voucher specimen photos that can link directly to a survey. The survey data also provides information for external aquatic scientists and government agencies researching aquatic–related conservation and recreational topics. Provide the Software as a Service (SaaS) solution 24 hours per day, 7 days a week, 365 days per year, with the exception of hours designated as being necessary for system maintenance. System must support and enforce data quality standards and processes, which often inform the system as to what formulas are used to perform calculations with the data. Microsoft SQL database management system (DBMS), made up of over 100 related tables and views. System must enable users to correct errors in a survey record, revalidate the data, and save the corrected data. A database replaced paper files, which typically were lost when biologists retired. The current user interface is limited due to outdated Microsoft reporting services. The database has continued to evolve and develop into its present form. A modern user interface (UI) and user experience (UX) using current industry practices. (2) All the questions had been submitted no later than February 02, 2026.