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High Quality Water & Demineralized Feedwater - Amended
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This contract involves the provision of high-quality, highly purified water to support maintenance activities on nuclear-powered ships at Norfolk Naval Shipyard in Portsmouth, Virginia. The solicitation, identified as N4215826QE007, is a presolicitation notice indicating an upcoming Request for Quote (RFQ) expected to be released around November 26, 2025. The anticipated performance period begins on April 6, 2026, and the procurement is open to vendors registered in the SAM database, with no set-aside restrictions, allowing participation from any qualified business. The NAICS code associated with this contract is 532490, which pertains to other commercial and industrial machinery and equipment rental and leasing, with a small business size standard of $40 million. The contract is managed by the Norfolk Naval Shipyard under the Department of Defense, with primary points of contact including Michelle Augustus and Chad R. Godwin. The procurement emphasizes compliance with federal acquisition regulations such as FAR, DFARS, and NMCARS clauses. The solicitation documents will be accessible via SAM.gov, and interested vendors are encouraged to monitor the site for updates. This contract aims to ensure the availability of high-quality water essential for the maintenance and operational readiness of nuclear vessels, reflecting the Navy’s ongoing efforts to maintain high standards of safety and operational efficiency.
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Place of Performance
Portsmouth, VA, 23709, USASet-Aside
Timeline
Submission Closed
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Full Description
This Solicitation has been amended:
1. To provide responses to questions asked by vendors for Solicitation N4215826QE007.
2. As a result, Solicitation N4215826QE007 closing date is hereby extended to 11 March 2026 at 12:00 PM EST
Please see the SF30 attachement for reference
This service is required to provide highly purified water to support plant maintenance on nuclear‑powered ships at Norfolk Naval Shipyard (NNSY) in Portsmouth, VA, and Naval Station Norfolk (NSN) in Norfolk, VA. The Government intends to establish a Base Year contract beginning April 6, 2026, with four (4) Option Year periods for continued provision of demineralizer rigs in accordance with the requirements.
The projected number of mobile demineralizer rigs needed at any given time is four (4) rigs for NNSY and six (6) rigs for NSN. The estimated maximum total volume of water to be processed daily across both locations is 16,500 gallons (8,250 gallons per location). The estimated maximum annual volume is 6,022,500 gallons (3,011,250 gallons per location), or 6,039,000 gallons in leap years (3,019,500 gallons per location).
Please refer to the attachment for the complete description and specifications, as follows:
- Attachment 1 – Contract Administration Plan
- Attachment 2 – Past Performance Information Form
- Attachment 3 – Past Performance Questionnaire
- Attachment 4 – QASP – High Quality Water
- Attachment 5 – Technical Acceptability Certifications
The selection will result in a Firm‑Fixed‑Price award.
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