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Fuel Delivery via Barges

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Submission Closed05/07/2026, 07:30:00 PM UTC

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NAICS: 483212

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Commercial and For-Hire Vessel Support Services to aid in research.

Solicitation # DMF-26035

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DMF - Division of Marine Fisheries

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Defense Logistics Agency

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Defense Logistics Agency

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Safety Boat and Waterway MonitoringA safety boat will be operated during a drone show in San Diego to ensure the secure execution of over-water flight operations, including continuous monitoring of the designated flight path, strict enforcement of vessel exclusion zones to prevent unauthorized access, and immediate response support for any emergency recovery scenarios. The role requires vigilant oversight to maintain airspace and waterway safety, ensuring compliance with operational protocols and mitigating risks associated with drone activity over water. This subcontract is issued by the San Diego Unified Port District under NAICS code 483212, which pertains to water transportation services, and is tied to a project with a posted date of June 12, 2026. The performance location is specifically within the waters of San Diego, requiring the contractor to be physically present and operationally ready in that area during the drone event. The contract is not subject to a set-aside designation, and while no specific point of contact is provided, the project can be referenced through the official portal linked to the California Environmental Quality Act database.

San Diego Unified Port District

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Domestic and International Freight & Logistics (U.S. Flag Vessel Compliance)

Defense Logistics Agency

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US Embassy Georgetown

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The contract involves the maritime transport of fuel via barges along Peruvian waterways and coastal routes to support the inland distribution of fuel supplies, primarily serving U.S. Department of Defense requirements. The work is to be performed in Lima, Peru, with operations focused on delivering fuel through navigable inland and coastal water routes necessary for sustaining military and logistical operations. This subcontract is classified under NAICS code 483212, which corresponds to inland water transportation, indicating the specific nature of barge-based logistics on river and coastal systems within Peru. The solicitation was posted on May 5, 2026, with a deadline for responses set for May 7, 2026, at 7:30 PM local time, indicating a tight turnaround period for interested parties to submit proposals. The contracting activity is managed by DLA Energy under the broader authority of the Department of Defense, emphasizing the strategic importance of fuel supply chain resilience in the region. While no set-aside provisions or specific organizational type restrictions are indicated, the contract requires capabilities in safe, reliable, and timely maritime fuel transport under Peruvian regulatory and environmental conditions, with performance centered in the Lima area as the primary point of operational focus.