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Marine Equipment and Systems Repair

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This scope was carved out of 51800-eRFQ-002047-2027.

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UGA R/V Savannah Haul Out-Maintenance and Repair

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AgencyUniversity of Georgia
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Performs maintenance and repair on specialized marine equipment for prime contractors on University of Georgia vessel projects. Inspects and repairs propulsion systems, steering gear, pumps, and valves using precision diagnostic tools. Requires marine engineering or manufacturer-specific certifications for onboard equipment. Delivers fully operational marine equipment and systems.

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