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--DESC: Solicitation Number DAMT01-02-R-0053, Headquarters, Military Traffic Management Command, (MTMC) intends to negotiate a Non personal services, Full and Open Acquisition to provide Stevedoring Services to:

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The contract entails a three-year, firm fixed-price, requirements-based agreement beginning around January 1, 2003, for providing stevedoring and related terminal services across several key port facilities, including the Naval Weapon Station Charleston, Naval Weapons Station South, South Carolina's Port Authority in the Greater Charleston area, and the Georgia Port Authority's Savannah terminals. The contractor is required to supply qualified labor, equipment, and materials necessary for handling explosives and hazardous materials. They must maintain a full-time staff dedicated to planning, organizing, controlling, and supporting stevedoring operations, as well as establish a Cargo Management System to ensure efficient movement and accountability of import and export cargo. Responsibilities include cargo transporter stuffing and unstuffing, terminal operations, railcar and truck unloading/loading, container handling, vessel operations, safety, and quality control. The solicitation, designated under NAICS code 488320, was announced around June 1, 2002, by the Military Traffic Management Command (MTMC) as a full and open acquisition for non-personal stevedoring services. Interested bidders are instructed to respond via email and may retrieve solicitation documents electronically through the Federal Business Opportunities website or MTMC’s site. Points of contact for inquiries included Quentin Blanchard and Jim Hayes at designated phone numbers and email addresses. The contract is managed under the Department of Defense’s Surface Deployment and Distribution Command from Scott Air Force Base, Illinois.

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Three-year fixed-price contract for stevedoring, cargo handling, and terminal services at key military ports.

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488320 - Marine Cargo Handling

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → W0QF Hq Surface Depl & Distr Command
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OfficeSCOTT AIR FORCE BASE, IL, 62225-5006, USA
Office AddressSCOTT AIR FORCE BASE, IL, 62225-5006, USA
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NA Charleston Naval Weapon Station, the Naval Weapons Station South, all South Carolina's Port Authority facilities within the Greater Charleston area, and facilities of the Georgia Port Authority (Savannah State Docks, Garden City and Ocean City Terminals). MTMC expects to award a Three Year, Firm Fixed Price, Requirements Contract beginning approximately January 1, 2003. The contractor responsibilities will include, but are not limited to the following: 1. The contractor shall provide the necessary qualifie d labor force, equipment, and materials to handle explosives and hazardous materials. The contractor is responsible for providing a full time staff to plan, organize, control, and support the various Stevedoring and other Terminal related services. The c ontractor shall establish a Cargo Management System to insure the efficient movement and accountability of exports and import cargo through the terminals, Provide Cargo Transporter Stuffing and Unstuffing Operations, Terminal Operations, Railcar and Truck Unloading and Loading Operations, Container Stuffing and Unstuffing Operations, Vessel Operation, Safety and Quality Control. (2) The North American Industrial Code for this acquisition is 488320. This solicitation will be issued on or about June 1, 2002. To retrieve this file electronically, go to Federal Business Opportunities website or www.mtmc.army.mil. Double click Busin ess Center, click solicitations and locate DAMT01-02-R-0053. Interested parties should reply by email, as notices will be sent via email to companies furnishing email addresses when the solicitation is posted. All questions concerning this solicitation s hould be directed to Quentin Blanchard at +1 (555) 000-0000 or E-mail contact@example.gov or to Jim Hayes, +1 (555) 000-0000, or Email contact@example.gov.

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