Marine Surveying and Hull Thickness Testing
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This subcontract for the University of South Florida involves providing specialized marine surveying and hull thickness testing for research vessel projects. The selected contractor will perform technical inspections and ultrasonic thickness measurements on steel plates to evaluate corrosion levels and ensure overall structural integrity. The final deliverable for these services is a comprehensive report detailing the condition and thickness of the vessel hulls. Qualified candidates must be certified Marine Surveyors or NDT technicians to perform the work. The opportunity was posted on October 12, 2026, with a response deadline of November 13, 2026. This project falls under NAICS code 541370 and is intended for prime contractors managing the university's research vessel maintenance.
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This scope was carved out of 2027-120-ITN-PRO.
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