Class 4 Inshore Patrol Vessels (IPVs)
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The U.S. Customs and Border Protection, under the Department of Homeland Security, is seeking Class 4 Inshore Patrol Vessels to enhance its maritime operations. This requirement consists of two distinct vessel types: the Patrol Craft-Small (PC1), which is 25 feet or shorter for use in shallow or obstructed waterways like the Rio Grande, and the Patrol Craft-Medium (PC2), ranging from 25 to 29 feet for stability in rougher open waters such as the Great Lakes. This acquisition is listed as a forecast under NAICS code 336612 and follows an unrestricted acquisition strategy. Primary points of contact for this requirement include Young Kim and Small Business Specialist David Harrod.
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Patrol Craft–Small (PC1): A nimble vessel, 25 feet in length or less, designed for navigating shallower, obstructed waterways, such as the Rio Grande River. Patrol Craft–Medium (PC2): A more stable vessel, with a minimum length of 25 feet and a maximum length of 29 feet, designed for operating in rougher open waters, such as the Great Lakes and other open inshore areas.
Acquisition Strategy: Unrestricted
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