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Heavy-Duty Marine Towing and Transport Services

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Submission Closed08/11/2026, 07:00:00 PM UTC

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NAICS: 488390

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Annual Life Raft Inspection and Certification

Solicitation # annual-life-raft-inspection-certification

The Tongue Point Job Corps is soliciting services for the annual inspection, survey, and certification of two Zodiac 16-person inflatable liferafts for the vessel T/V Columbia. All work must be performed by a USCG/SOLAS approved service station in compliance with ISO resolution A.761 (18), USCG, and manufacturer specifications. The scope of work includes pressure and leak testing, component inspections of emergency packs and CO2 cylinders, and the replacement of expired or damaged supplies such as container gaskets and waterproof tape. A formal Test and Survey Report and Reinpection Certificate must be provided upon completion. This solicitation is set aside for small businesses, including VOSB, SDVOSB, WOSB, and HUBZone certified entities. Awardees must adhere to strict security and confidentiality protocols regarding government information and comply with various federal regulations, including the Buy American Act and Service Contract Labor Standards. Specifically, labor must align with Wage Determination No. 2015-5577 Rev. 32 for Clatsop and Tillamook counties in Oregon. Vendors are required to submit a comprehensive self-certification packet, including tax identification and business classification, and must provide proof of insurance before commencing services.

Tongue Point Job Corps

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Derelict Vessel Removal Service Continuing Contract (Disaster)

Solicitation # 26-067

The City of Fort Myers is soliciting proposals for a continuing contract to provide derelict vessel removal services specifically for disaster response, such as the aftermath of hurricanes. The scope of work includes the temporary stabilization, towing, lifting, transportation, and lawful disposal of abandoned boats, personal watercraft, airboats, barges, and floating docks, as well as associated debris within a 300-foot radius. All dive operations must adhere to ADCI International Consensus Standards, 29 CFR Part 1910 Subpart T, and IMCA standards. Contractors are required to follow FDEP permit exemptions and Best Management Practices to ensure environmental protection and pollutant containment. Proposals must be submitted via the OpenGov portal by November 10, 2026, as a single signed PDF. Mandatory minimum qualifications include the completion of at least two hurricane-related projects of similar size and scope. Award evaluation is based on technical merit, personnel, references, and cost. The contract is subject to federal funding guidelines, including compliance with 2 C.F.R. Part 200, the Davis-Bacon Act for construction services exceeding 2,000 dollars, and the Build America, Buy America Act. Selected contractors must maintain specific insurance coverages, including pollution liability, and adhere to strict emergency response timelines, including acknowledgment within 30 to 60 minutes and emergency mobilization within five days.

Emergency Management (Fire)

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W3371-255146 - Deployed Logistic Support Services

Solicitation # WS5770847826

Maritime Forces Atlantic is seeking to establish a standing offer for comprehensive logistics support services to assist ships and forces deployed across North and South America, Europe, the Mediterranean, the Middle East, and Coastal Africa. These as-and-when-required services encompass port services and the acquisition of various goods and additional support, with delivery areas organized into specific geographic zones. The contract allows for a maximum of one standing offer per zone for an initial one-year term, with the possibility of two additional one-year extensions. This solicitation is managed by the Department of Public Works and Government Services and is open exclusively to Canadian suppliers and applicable trading partners. The procurement process utilizes a Phased Bid Compliance Process, and interested parties may request a debriefing following the results. The response deadline for this opportunity is November 27, 2026.

Department of Public Works and Government Services

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Marine Engine Installation ContractorThe Marine Engine Installation Contractor subcontract, issued by the Procurement Services Branch of the Province of British Columbia, involves the mechanical installation of two marine motors for the Repowering of Khutzeymateen Ranger project in Canada. The selected contractor will be responsible for removing existing propulsion systems and installing two new motors, which includes all necessary alignment, mounting, and connections using specialized marine mechanical tools and hoisting equipment to deliver a fully operational propulsion system. This opportunity is specifically open to non-U.S. entities and falls under NAICS code 488390. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of November 9, 2026.

Procurement Services Branch

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Marine Access and Logistics SupportThe Marine Access and Logistics Support subcontract involves providing essential marine transportation and infrastructure for prime contractors working on City of St. Petersburg pier projects. The selected provider is responsible for supplying floating work platforms and marine vessels to transport labor and materials specifically to piles P3 and P103. A critical component of the scope includes managing the positioning of these assets based on fluctuating water depths and tide elevations to ensure stable physical access to pile surfaces. Managed under the Enterprise Facilities agency in Florida, this contract requires all vessel operators to be USCG certified to ensure safety and regulatory compliance. The opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 488390, with a response deadline set for November 5, 2026.

Enterprise Facilities

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Supply of Type 2 Protective Safety HelmetsThis subcontract through the Maryland General Services Department involves the supply of 400 Type 2 Protective Safety Helmets for prime contractors working on WSSC Water safety program projects. The requirement covers standard and extra-large sizes, specifically stock numbers 4240-9055-0 and 4240-9055-5, which must adhere to the specifications outlined in Attachment A. Eligible bidders must be manufacturers or authorized distributors and are required to be registered in the WSSC Supplier Portal System. The selected vendor will be responsible for delivering the total quantity of helmets to designated warehouses. The response deadline for this opportunity is November 19, 2026.

General Services Department

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USCG/SOLAS Life Raft Inspection and CertificationThis subcontract for the Tongue Point Job Corps involves the annual inspection, pressure testing, and safety certification of inflatable life rafts. The scope of work includes conducting checklist verifications of valves and boarding ladders, performing tube pressure and floor seam tests, and replacing waterproof tape and container gaskets. All services must strictly adhere to USCG, SOLAS, and ISO resolution A.761 (18) regulations, and the contractor is required to provide Test and Survey Reports along with Reinspection Certificates upon completion. To be eligible, the service provider must hold a USCG and SOLAS Approved Service Station certification. This opportunity is designated as a small business set-aside, welcoming applications from SBA certified Veteran Owned, Service-Disabled Veteran Owned, Women-Owned, and HUBZone small businesses. The solicitation was posted on October 23, 2026, with a response deadline of October 30, 2026.

Tongue Point Job Corps

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Provision of a mobile barge system to support a crane and log lifter (approx. 10-ton) to allow PCA to complete the log lifter swap at Dam 11

Solicitation # 5P300-26-0186/A

Parks Canada Agency is soliciting quotations for the provision of a mobile barge system and an appropriately sized crane to facilitate a log lifter swap at Dam 11 in Campbellford, Ontario. The contractor is responsible for providing and assembling the barge to safely transport a 10-ton refurbished log lifter and the crane to the work site, including the loading of tools and the removal of the existing log lifter. If the barge is not self-propelled, the contractor must provide the necessary support vessels. The contract period extends from the date of award until March 31, 2027, with a requirement for a stamped stability analysis to be delivered within one week of the project award. The contract will be awarded to the compliant offer with the lowest evaluated price in Canadian dollars. Bidders must maintain Commercial General Liability insurance of at least 2 million dollars per accident or occurrence and provide proof of WSIB or similar workers compensation coverage. All work must comply with the National Park Act, Part II of the Canada Labour Code, and Canada Occupational Health and Safety Regulations. Bids must be submitted via fax to [phone hidden] or email to [email hidden] by the closing date of November 10, 2026. Submissions via SAP Ariba, courier, or in-person will not be accepted.

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Marine and Barge Support ServicesThis subcontract for Marine and Barge Support Services involves providing specialized water-based equipment and labor to prime contractors working on Power Authority of New York facility projects. The scope of work focuses on the water-borne placement of stabilization materials, utilizing a fleet of barges, tugboats, and marine cranes. Key operational tasks include stone placement and the use of dredges or marine cranes for underwater stabilization. The opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 488390 and is associated with the Power Authority of New York. Interested parties should note the posted date of October 22, 2026, with a response deadline set for November 13, 2026.

Power Authority of New York

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Vessel Towing and DeliveryThis subcontract for the Virginia Department of Transportation involves the towing and delivery of the M/V Sunnybank for prime contractors on VDOT marine projects. The selected provider will be responsible for transporting the vessel from the Little Wicomico River to a shipyard facility and ensuring its safe redelivery following the completion of necessary repairs using appropriate marine tugs. The scope of work emphasizes strict adherence to the project's Declaration of Security and all applicable safety standards to ensure the secure transport of the vessel to and from designated locations. This project is categorized under NAICS code 488390 and is performed within the Sunnybank Ferry and Northern Neck Residency areas.

Virginia Department of Transportation

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Commercial Maritime Platform ProviderThe Commercial Maritime Platform Provider subcontract involves supplying a commercially operated vessel and crew to support marine operations for prime contractors on U.S. Army ACC-APG-Orlando RDT&E projects. The selected provider is responsible for performing station-keeping and dynamic positioning while managing overall vessel readiness and restoration. Required vessel specifications include dynamic positioning capabilities, sufficient deck space for payloads, onboard power, and crane capabilities. Operating under NAICS code 488390, the performance of this contract will take place in Norfolk. The provider must strictly comply with all Government security and export-control requirements. Interested parties should note the response deadline of November 7, 2026, for this Department of Defense initiative.

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USCG Safety Inspection and Vessel MaintenanceThis subcontract for the Florida Parks, Recreation, and Natural Resources agency involves providing safety inspections and mechanical maintenance for vessels used in Sarasota County park concession projects. The selected contractor will be responsible for conducting safety checks to secure USCG safety examination decals and performing necessary repairs to ensure all vessels are seaworthy for commercial passenger carriage. Key deliverables include the provision of official USCG decals and the maintenance of detailed service logs. To qualify for this engagement, the contractor must employ a Certified Marine Technician or a USCG-authorized inspector. The opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 488390 and was posted on October 20, 2026, with a response deadline of November 12, 2026.

Parks, Recreation, and Natural Resources

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The contract involves the heavy-duty marine towing and overland transport of a 30-foot derelict vessel from Pensacola Pass to Perdido Landfill, requiring specialized equipment and precise logistical execution to ensure safe and compliant movement. The work must be performed in accordance with environmental and safety standards, accounting for the vessel's condition, the marine and terrestrial routes, and the final disposal site requirements. All operations are to be carried out using appropriately certified and equipped vessels, trailers, and support machinery capable of handling derelict maritime structures without causing damage to the environment or public infrastructure. The subcontract is posted under NAICS code 488390 for other support activities for water transportation, indicating the service's focus on specialized transport logistics rather than standard shipping. The response deadline is set for August 11, 2026, and the contracting entity is the Florida division of Natural Resources, though specific office or contact details are not provided. The place of performance spans maritime and land-based segments between the designated origin and disposal site, demanding coordinated planning across multiple jurisdictions and environmental regulations. The project does not include a set-aside designation, making it open to qualified private contractors with demonstrated expertise in vessel removal, marine towing, and heavy-haul transport operations.