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Dry-Dock & Haul-Out Services

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This subcontract for Dry-Dock and Haul-Out Services supports prime contractors working on vessel projects for the Virginia Marine Resources Commission. The selected provider will be responsible for the haul-out of a 41-foot fiberglass workboat using travel lifts or marine hoists, the provision of secure dry-dock storage, and the final relaunch of the vessel for testing purposes. To be eligible, the facility must be located within a 60-mile radius of Queens Creek Marina in Mathews, Virginia. The solicitation was posted on October 6, 2026, with a response deadline of October 20, 2026.

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along with 2 - 3 references for similar marine drivetrain/hydraulic conversion projects, VA, USA

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This scope was carved out of QQ-129566.

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QQ - Transmission Overhaul, Marine Repair & Front-Engine Hydraulic Conversion 41 Foot Fiberglass Workboat

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AgencyVirginia → Marine Resources Commission
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Supplies haul-out and dry-dock facilities for prime contractors on Virginia Marine Resources Commission (VMRC) vessel projects. Performs haul-out of a 41-foot fiberglass workboat using marine hoists or travel lifts, provides secure dry-dock space, and launches the vessel for testing. Facility must be located within a 60-mile radius of Queens Creek Marina, Mathews, VA. Delivers vessel haul-out and relaunch.

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