DRYDOCK: USCGC SAWFISH DD FY27

The U.S. Coast Guard is awarding a dry-dock repair contract for USCGC SAWFISH under a total small business set-aside, with the work to be performed between February 2, 2027, and April 6, 2027, at a facility in Norfolk, Virginia. The solicitation, numbered 70Z08026QPBPL0050, is reserved exclusively for small businesses certified under NAICS code 336611, and all proposals must be submitted electronically by August 31, 2026. The scope includes comprehensive dry-dock repairs and modifications requiring adherence to HSAR clauses governing inspection, guarantees, liability, and insurance, as well as compliance with the U.S. Longshoremen’s and Harbor Workers’ Compensation Act and applicable state workers’ compensation laws. The contractor must deliver detailed production planning documentation—including a production schedule, work package network, manpower loading curves, and subcontracting list—within three days of vessel arrival, and must maintain robust insurance coverage, including Ship Repairer’s Liability, Comprehensive General Liability, and Workers’ Compensation, all explicitly referencing the vessel name and contract number. All change requests must be submitted electronically with full labor, material, and justification details, and no payment may be processed without a formal written contract modification. Government personnel are granted unrestricted access to the vessel at all times, and the contractor is responsible for providing temporary services such as power, water, and lighting. Labor rates must include a detailed breakdown of direct and indirect costs, with proper burdening and traceability to cost pools. While no formal pricing table or contract value is specified, payments are expected to be issued through change requests using pre-established Schedule rates, and no option periods or extension clauses are included. The work will be inspected and accepted on-site at the contractor’s facility by Government representatives under HSAR 3052.217-92 and 3052.217-100, with delays exceeding two calendar days potentially subject to penalties.