P--UNDERWATER SALVAGE AND SALVAGE-RELATED SERVICES FOR NAVY SUPERVISOR OF SALVAGE AND DIVING (SUPSALV)

The Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) is preparing to award two separate indefinite quantity contracts for Salvage and Salvage-Related Services for the East and West Coast Zones. These contracts will cover a range of services including the salvage of ships, craft, cargo, and other items such as aircraft and weaponry, as well as salvage-related fire-fighting, towing, harbor clearance, ocean engineering projects, and point-to-point towing. One contract, designated for each zone, will be awarded to different companies, with the East Coast or West Coast contract involving additional engineering, design support, and software services associated with salvage operations. The East Coast Zone covers primarily the Atlantic Ocean, while the West Coast Zone spans the Pacific Ocean, excluding areas like the Western Pacific, Persian Gulf, and Red Sea. The contracts will initially be awarded for one base year, with four additional option years available. The estimated value for each contract ranges from approximately $1.5 to $2 million, with an added $0.5 to $1 million allocation for the contract including engineering and design support services. The solicitation was scheduled to be posted on the NAVSEA Contracts Directorate website in March 2002.