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Marine Propulsion Installation and Structural Fabrication

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This subcontract for Marine Propulsion Installation and Structural Fabrication supports prime contractors on research vessel projects for the Alaska Department of Fish and Game. The scope of work involves the removal of legacy machinery and the complete installation and alignment of new propulsion systems. Key technical responsibilities include the fabrication and installation of fuel lines, exhaust systems, and engine or gear foundations. All work must adhere to strict industry standards, specifically requiring structural welding performed per AWS D1.1 and the installation of piping hangers according to ASTM F708. The project falls under NAICS code 336611 and focuses on delivering a fully operational and integrated propulsion system for the state agency.

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Subcontract for marine propulsion installation and structural fabrication for Alaska Department of Fish Game.

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AK, USA

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AgencyState of Alaska → Fish and Game
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Performs removal of old machinery and installation of new propulsion systems for prime contractors on Alaska Department of Fish and Game research vessel projects. Fabricates and installs engine/gear foundations, exhaust systems, and fuel lines. Performs structural welding per AWS D1.1 and installs piping hangers per ASTM F708. Delivers a fully installed and aligned propulsion system.

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