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Marine Haul-Out and Yard Services

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This subcontract for Marine Haul-Out and Yard Services supports Virginia Marine Resources Commission workboat projects by providing essential dry-docking and storage solutions. The selected provider will be responsible for hauling a 41-foot fiberglass workboat from the water using a travel lift or marine hoist and ensuring the vessel remains in secure storage throughout the overhaul process. To qualify, the facility must be certified and located within 20 miles of Queens Creek Marina in Mathews, Virginia. While the contractor provides the storage and hoisting services, the Virginia Marine Resources Commission maintains responsibility for transporting the vessel to and from the facility. Responses for this opportunity are due by October 5, 2026.

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Subcontract for workboat hauling and storage near Queens Creek Marina, due October 5, 2026.

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Virginia) by water or land routes. VMRC will be responsible for delivering and transporting the vessel to and from the Contrac, VA, USA

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This scope was carved out of QQ-129093.

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Transmission Overhaul, Marine Repair & Front-Engine Hydraulic Conversion - 41 Foot Fiberglass Workboat

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AgencyVirginia → Marine Resources Commission
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Supplies haul-out and dry-docking services for prime contractors on Virginia Marine Resources Commission (VMRC) workboat projects. Hauls a 41-foot fiberglass workboat out of the water using a marine hoist or travel lift and provides secure dry-dock space and storage for the duration of the overhaul. Facility must be certified and located within 20 miles of Queens Creek Marina in Mathews, VA. Delivers secure vessel storage.

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Transmission Overhaul, Marine Repair & Front-Engine Hydraulic Conversion - 41 Foot Fiberglass Workboat
Solicitation # QQ-129093
The Virginia Marine Resources Commission is seeking bids from qualified marine repair facilities to perform a major drivetrain overhaul and auxiliary hydraulic system redesign on a 41-foot fiberglass workboat. The scope of work includes a comprehensive teardown and failure analysis of the Twin Disc marine transmission, with pricing required for both an OEM parts rebuild and a full replacement. Additionally, the contractor must re-engineer the auxiliary hydraulic system from a transmission-driven configuration to an engine-front-driven setup for a John Deere 6090SFM85 M3 engine. All work must be performed at a certified dry-dock facility located within a 20-mile radius of Queens Creek Marina in Mathews, Virginia, with a final completion deadline of November 6, 2026. The contract will be awarded on a total sum basis to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder, with a strong preference for DSBSD-certified micro and small businesses. Bidders must provide at least three professional references for similar projects, a detailed itemized cost breakdown covering labor, materials, and yard fees, and a project schedule including parts procurement lead times. Technical requirements mandate that transmission work be conducted by certified Twin Disc representatives and include precision laser or feeler-gauge alignment. Contractors must also provide proof of insurance and comply with Commonwealth of Virginia general terms, including anti-discrimination policies and state business authorization requirements.
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