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Port Engine Removal / Install
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The contract involves providing comprehensive labor and specialized services to remove and replace the port engine on vessel 47224. The contractor is responsible for removing the vessel from the water, dismantling the existing port engine along with all relevant auxiliary systems, and reinstalling the new port engine supplied by the Coast Guard. This includes transferring all necessary components from the old engine to the new one in accordance with Coast Guard drawings, maintenance procedures, and technical publications. After installation, the vessel must be returned to the water and subjected to sea trials with Coast Guard representatives present to verify proper operation. This opportunity, titled "Port Engine Removal / Install," is a total small business set-aside under NAICS code 336611 and is managed by the Department of Homeland Security's Sflc Procurement Branch 3 located in Baltimore, Maryland. The place of performance for the work is Monterey, California. Interested parties must submit their responses by February 11, 2026. Joshua Richardson serves as the primary point of contact for this procurement. The contract requires coordination with Coast Guard standards and oversight throughout the project to ensure compliance and successful completion.
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Place of Performance
Monterey, CA, 93940, USASet-Aside
Timeline
Submission Closed
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Contractor shall provide general labor, equipment, crane services, specialty material, and facilities to conduct port engine replacement on 47224. Remove the vessel from the water, conduct all necessary work for the removal of the old port engine and all applicable auxiliary systems IAW all applicable Coast Guard Drawings, Maintenance Procedure Cards, and Technical Publications, and install new Coast Guard provided port engine. Contractor shall swap over all associated parts necessary from the old engine, onto the new engine. Once new engine is installed, place vessel back into the water and conduct sea trials with Coast Guard representatives onboard.
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