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DRY-DOCKING OF NAVY SHIPS IN THE MAYPORT, FL AREA

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DON-SNOTE-031125-004Federal

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The Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) is seeking industry feedback regarding the dry-docking of Navy ships in the Mayport, Florida area, with a focus on whether industry prefers to provide their own docking capabilities or if there is interest in acquiring the SUSTAIN (ADFM-7) to support the Navy’s dry dock needs from fiscal years 2007 through 2011. The Navy has projected dry dock availabilities each year, ranging from zero in FY06 to a peak of four in FY10, with emergency dry-docking requirements also anticipated. Although the first scheduled dry-docking is not until FY07, NAVSEA expects a contract to potentially be established before then. Interested parties are invited to submit comments by December 10, 2003, to support an industry conference planned in Mayport during January, with exact details to be announced later. Questions may be directed via email to Mike Ferlo, the primary contract specialist, who, along with Procuring Contracting Officer Todd Rollins, serve as points of contact for this effort. The solicitation aims to ascertain industry capabilities and preferences to ensure effective fulfillment of the Navy’s upcoming dry-docking requirements.

General Info

NAVSEA seeks industry input on Navy ship dry-docking and SUSTAIN acquisition, FY07-FY11.

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NAICS

336611 - Ship Building and Repairing

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PostedNov 25

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Full Description

The Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) is seeking comments from industry regarding the dry-docking of Navy ships in the Mayport, FL area. The Navy is interested in industries comments on the subject matter as to whether industry would prefer to provide their own docking capabilities or if industry would be interested in purchase of the SUSTAIN (ADFM-7) in fulfilling the Navy's anticipated FY07 through FY11 dry dock requirements. The Navy's estimated number of future dry dock availabilities are as follows: FY06, 0; FY07, 2; FY08, 1; FY09, 2; FY10, 4 and FY11, 3. Emergency dry-docking of ships is also a possibility and should be taken into consideration. Although the first scheduled availability is not until FY07, it is anticipated that a potential contract could be in place earlier than FY07. Comments should be received no later than 12/10/03 in order to support an industry confer ence in the Mayport, FL area by mid to late January. The time and place for the industry conference will be established under a future special notice announcement. Questions are to be submitted via e-mail to Mike Ferlo at contact@example.gov. Point of Contact Information Mike Ferlo, Contract Specialist, SEA 02432M,+1 (555) 000-0000 or Procuring Contracting Officer, Todd Rollins, SEA 02412, +1 (555) 000-0000

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