MINES25043 - MINES25043 Subsea Borehole Monitoring System SS

The Colorado School of Mines intends to acquire two (2) Simple Cabled Instrument for Measuring Properties In Situ (SCIMPI) systems (Systems) for long-term borehole monitoring and subseafloor data collection. These Systems will continuously measure in situ pressure, temperature, and resistivity for up to three (3) years in marine environments. The equipment includes pressure-temperature-resistivity modules, data loggers/command modules, assembly cables, wet-mate connectors, syntactic foam, and support for software development, deployment, and refresh. The System is uniquely suited for the project as it does not require a wellhead, can replace command modules subsea, and operates in shallow waters (less than 55m depth) without the need for an ROV or well completions. It is the only System capable of providing continuous data without interference from seafloor infrastructure, making it ideal for monitoring in a fishing-active area.