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Cape H Layberth and Services

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The Maritime Administration, under the Department of Transportation, is seeking services for the exclusive long-term safe layberthing of three CAPE H class Ready Reserve Force vessels, specifically the Cape Henry, Cape Horn, and Cape Hudson. These services are to be provided on the U.S. West Coast to ensure the secure maintenance and positioning of these specific ships. This requirement is currently listed as a forecast with the NAICS code 488390. The procurement is being managed by the MARAD Office of Acquisition, with Tracey Lawrence serving as the primary point of contact and Tsedey Aragie acting as the Small Business Specialist.

General Info

MARAD seeks long-term safe layberthing for three RRF vessels on the US West Coast.

Agency

Department of Transportation → MARAD – Office of Acquisition

NAICS

488390 - Other Support Activities for Water Transportation

Place of Performance

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AgencyDepartment of Transportation → MARAD – Office of Acquisition

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Organization / AgencyDepartment of Transportation → MARAD – Office of Acquisition

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Tracey Lawrence

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Tsedey Aragie

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Full Description

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The Maritime Administration (MARAD) requires services for the exclusive long-term safe layberthing for three (3) CAPE H class RRF vessels, CAPE HENRY, CAPE HORN, CAPE HUDSON on the U.S. West Coast.

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