Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) of Crane Structural Components

The contract requires the performance of non-destructive testing on load-bearing components of a 20-ton cargo crane to ensure structural integrity and safe operation. This work involves the meticulous removal of insulation, paint, and motors to gain full access to critical welds and structural members where defects or degradation may compromise performance. The testing must be conducted using approved methodologies that preserve the structural components while accurately identifying potential flaws, ensuring compliance with safety and operational standards. All activities must be completed with precision to avoid damage to underlying systems and maintain the crane’s functionality post-inspection. The work is to be performed at a designated location in Norfolk, under a subcontract issued by the Mid Atlantic Reg Maintenance Center, part of the Department of Defense. The contract falls under NAICS code 541380, indicating specialized engineering and technical services related to structural assessment. The solicitation was posted on June 30, 2026, and while no set-aside classification or point of contact information is provided, the scope clearly demands qualified personnel with expertise in industrial NDT techniques, crane maintenance protocols, and adherence to military-grade safety and documentation requirements. Completion of this work is essential to sustain the reliability of the crane within defense logistics operations.