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Marine Fuel Quality Testing and Certification

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This contract involves the independent testing and certification of JA1 marine fuel, focusing on verifying fuel quality and ensuring tank safety. The services include conducting comprehensive assessments by a Certified Marine Chemist, who will issue Certificates of Quality for the fuel and provide gas-free certification for the fuel tanks, affirming their safety for use and maintenance. The contract is classified under NAICS code 541380 and is a subcontract opportunity posted by the Department of Defense's Mschq Norfolk office, targeting expertise in specialized fuel testing and marine safety compliance. The scope emphasizes meticulous quality control and safety verification essential for marine operations, ensuring the fuel meets regulatory and operational standards. Although specific location details for performance are not provided, the contract underscores the critical role of certified professionals in maintaining fuel integrity and tank safety. The issuance date is set for the end of 2025, reflecting ongoing needs in defense-related maritime logistics and infrastructure.

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Independent testing and certification of JA1 marine fuel quality and tank safety by Certified Marine Chemist.

NAICS

541380 - Testing Laboratories and Services

Place of Performance

VA, GRC

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

This scope was carved out of N3220526R6032.

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60-day Tanker Time Charter

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → Mschq Norfolk
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Independent testing and certification of JA1 fuel quality and tank safety, including issuance of Certificates of Quality and gas-free certification by a Certified Marine Chemist.

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