J--HAUL OUT/REFURBISH CAPTAIN GEORGE VESSEL

The National Park Service is awarding a contract for the cyclic haul-out and comprehensive refurbishment of the 54-foot SeaArk Model 4614-B transport vessel, identified by VIN SAMA1820D707 and named M/V CAPTAIN GEORGE, previously serviced in 2023. The work, to be performed at the contractor’s marine service center, must be completed within 45 days of the Notice to Proceed and includes hull and deck painting, replacement of critical components such as engine turbos, John Deere 6081 diesel engine stuffing boxes (serial number 208690), anodes, seals, rub rail, and seating, as well as installation of new multifunctional navigation displays and recertification of life raft and fire suppression systems. All work must restore the vessel to its original condition using materials compatible with existing systems, with replaced government-furnished items like props and anodes required to be returned. The contractor is responsible for delivery and pickup if the service center lies beyond 25 miles of 3500 Park Road, Ocean Springs, MS, otherwise the government will handle transport. The contract does not specify a value, pricing structure, or funding codes, and no formal contract type such as FFP or IDIQ is indicated. Work must comply with OSHA regulations, manufacturer guidelines, and industry standards without citation to specific technical codes. Inspection and acceptance are expected at the contractor’s facility, with shared responsibilities between the contractor for quality execution and the government for oversight. Key point of contact is Evans Andre Ward of the Department of the Interior’s WEST MABO office in Tupelo, MS, with support from Gulf Islands National Seashore personnel Clint Procell and Ernest J. Echoles. The solicitation requires line-item bidding but lacks detailed evaluation criteria, formal FAR clauses, packaging specifications, or submission instructions, and no socioeconomic status, UEI, or CAGE codes are provided. No contract options, security clearances, or organizational conflict of interest clauses are stipulated.