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Barge Transport (Tuluksak to Anchorage)

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This subcontract involves providing specialized marine freight services for prime contractors working on Alaska Energy Authority projects. The scope of work requires the loading of a secured Cummins 6CT8.3-G2 generator onto a barge in Tuluksak, transportation via marine vessel, and final unloading at the Anchorage port terminal. The selected provider must utilize a barge vessel equipped with a crane or equivalent loading capabilities to ensure the safe handling of the equipment. All operations must be conducted in full compliance with Alaska maritime regulations. This project is managed under the State of Alaska Department of Commerce, Community, and Economic Development.

General Info

Marine freight of a Cummins generator from Tuluksak to Anchorage via barge.

Agency

State of Alaska → Commerce, Community, and Economic Development

NAICS

488320 - Marine Cargo Handling

Place of Performance

AK, USA

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This scope was carved out of 26072.

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Tuluksak Generator Revival

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AgencyState of Alaska → Commerce, Community, and Economic Development

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Supplies marine freight services for prime contractors on Alaska Energy Authority projects. Loads a secured Cummins 6CT8.3-G2 generator onto a barge in Tuluksak, transports the unit via marine vessel to the destination port, and unloads the unit. Requires a barge vessel with crane or loading capabilities and compliance with Alaska maritime regulations. Delivers the generator to the Anchorage port terminal.

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