Review & Update Modeling Relationships and Associated Computerized Applications – CADET, Hull Lines Flexibility, Powering & Emissions Handling, Ballast Templates & Wake Screening Application with Option(s) for Compilation of Additional Hull Profiles

Solicitation PANHEC-26-P-0000-026814 is a combined synopsis and solicitation issued by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for professional engineering services to review, update, and integrate modeling relationships and computerized applications. The scope of work focuses on the Hull Lines Library and specific applications including CADET, Hull Lines Flexibility, Powering and Emissions Handling, Ballast Templates, and Wake Screening. These efforts support the evaluation of coastal deep-draft waterway systems and navigation features. The project requires expertise in naval architecture to refine analytical models and integrate recent advances in engine fuel efficiency to improve decision support for federally sponsored navigation projects. This is a firm-fixed-price contract set aside for small businesses, with a total period of performance of 395 calendar days. The base task for the comprehensive review and integration must be completed within 240 days of the notice to proceed. The contract also includes options for the compilation of additional hull profiles, including up to four deep-draft cargo vessels, one ocean-going passenger hull, and two offshore support vessel configurations, each with specific delivery timelines ranging from 70 to 90 days upon exercise of the option. Performance will take place at the offeror's facility. Award will be based on the most advantageous proposal, with technical capability rated as more important than price. Evaluation factors include the offeror's understanding of technical requirements, proposed level of effort, and the feasibility of their management plan. Proposals must be submitted via email and include a technical proposal limited to 15 pages and a price proposal following the specified CLIN structure. While CMMC does not apply, the contractor must comply with safeguarding requirements for proprietary information and Controlled Unclassified Information, including the signing of non-disclosure and non-alternative use agreements.