Procure Replacement Joiner Panels

The NOAA Ship Oscar Dyson requires the procurement of replacement joiner panels for its mess area and wet lab, to be installed during the Midlife Repair Period, under a solicitation issued by the Department of Commerce’s OMAO Field Delegates. This procurement is a small business set-aside under NAICS code 332311, with offers due by June 22, 2026, and must be submitted electronically to the Contracting Officer via email in PDF or Microsoft Word format. The solicitation mandates strict compliance with administrative requirements including an active SAM registration, submission of the UEID/CAGE code and SAM Page 1, and a written affirmation of full acceptance of all terms and conditions. The contract is structured as a single firm-fixed-price, all-or-none award, with evaluation focused on technical acceptability and lowest price. Technical compliance requires submission of specification sheets, authorized OEM letters, and at least three detailed past performance references from the last three years, including contact details, contract value, and work descriptions. Panels must be ABS/USCG/SOLAS approved; wet lab panels must be corrosion-resistant stainless steel 304, specifically Norac K600/50 SS/SS wet and Norac K600/25 SS/Galv Wet, while mess area panels must be Norac K-600/25 dry PVC/Galv or equal, with color to be determined at award. All attachments, profiles, and trim pieces must be included, along with 20% spare panels and profiles. The delivery is FOB destination to the NOAA Ship Oscar Dyson, c/o JAG Alaska Shipyard in Ketchikan, AK, with a required delivery date of November 1, 2026. Contractors must comply with Buy American requirements, submit valid liability insurance for any services, and avoid organizational conflicts of interest. All contractor personnel must be identified by name and company when communicating with NOAA. Payment requests must be submitted electronically through the Treasury’s IPP system, and the contract is subject to FAR clauses addressing personal identity verification, entity code reporting, ownership disclosure, and combating trafficking in persons. The contract is administered by the OMAO Field Delegates in Kansas City, MO, and contractors must maintain access to FedConnect for all administrative interactions.