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70Z08426QEXCS0003Federal

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This sole source contract, solicitation number 70Z08426QEXCS0003, is a firm fixed-price agreement between the Department of Homeland Security's Coast Guard LOG-9 office and Toll Remote Logistics (TRL) USA Inc. The contract is valued at 900,000 dollars and covers a period of performance from May 20, 2026, through September 30, 2026. The primary objective is to provide secure port and pier services in Singapore for Fast Response Cutters undergoing Operational Depot Maintenance Schedule work. These services include mooring, 200-amp shore power, potable water, waste removal, warehouse space, material handling, and seabed sweeping by divers. The award is justified as a sole source under 10 U.S.C. 3205 and FAR 6.103 because TRL operates the only facility in the region with the necessary U.S. Navy and NCIS security accreditation and physical access controls. The maintenance is structured in staggered three-week intervals for pairs of cutters to ensure fleet readiness and avoid the costs and delays associated with relocating resources. All services are performed and accepted at the TRL facility in Singapore, with funding provided through FY2026 Operations and Support funds. A long-term follow-on contract is anticipated to begin in FY2027.

General Info

DHS Coast Guard pays TRL $900,000 for secure port services in Singapore.

Contract Value

$575,000

NAICS

488310 - Port and Harbor Operations

Place of Performance

Singapore, SG-04, SGP

Set-Aside

NONE

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J&A - Singapore Maintenance Pier for USCG Cutters

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AgencyDepartment Of Homeland Security → LOG-9
Contacts1 person available
OfficeNORFOLK, VA, 23510, USA
Office AddressNORFOLK, VA, 23510, USA
Contacts
Thomas A. Auler

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This is a sole source notice and no quotes or offers are being requested. The current location and related services is for a dockside maintenance period for Coast Guard fast response cutters undergoing required Operational Depot Maintenance Schedule (ODMS) work by U. S. Coast Surface Fleet Logistics Command personnel and contractors.The maintenance periods are for two cutters at a time for an estimated three week period followed by another pair of cutters for an additional three week period. The Toll Remote Logistics (TRL) site remains the sole suitable site for all maintenance work as all of the resources are already in place and available under other active awards/contracts and to relocate will delay and add more cost to the ODMS as stated in the attached J&A (redacted).

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