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This contract involves the transport and delivery of completed Yard Repair Boat Modules (YRBMs) from Conrad Shipyard to various designated Navy locations, utilizing inland or coastal waterways for movement. The services required include both delivery and towage, emphasizing the need for specialized handling and navigation to ensure safe and timely arrival of these critical assets. Issued by the Department of Defense under Navsea Headquarters, the subcontract falls under the NAICS code 483212, which pertains to inland water freight transportation. The operations are primarily based out of Morgan City, with a ZIP code of 70380, indicating the starting point for the transport activities. There is no specified set-aside type, and the solicitation number is not provided. This contract is crucial for supporting Naval logistics by facilitating efficient maritime movement of key repair modules.

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Transport and delivery of Yard Repair Boat Modules from Conrad Shipyard to Navy via inland/coastal waterways.

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Department Of Defense → Navsea HqView Agency

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483212 - Inland Water Passenger TransportationView NAICS

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Morgan City, LA, 70380, USA

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Transport and delivery of completed YRBMs from Conrad Shipyard to designated Navy locations via inland or coastal waterways.

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