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Root Cause Analysis (RCA), Service Life Evaluation Program (SLEP), and Class-Related Technical & Engineering Support Services

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The Maritime Administration requires comprehensive technical, engineering, and program support services to enhance vessel reliability, extend service life, and ensure regulatory and classification compliance. The contractor will be responsible for performing Root Cause Analyses of vessel failures, conducting Service Life Evaluation Program engineering assessments, and providing a wide range of class-related services including design reviews, certifications, and structural, mechanical, and electrical condition assessments. These efforts include utilizing finite element and fatigue analyses, non-destructive testing, and developing corrective actions to reduce repair costs and mitigate lifecycle risks. In addition to technical engineering, the contract encompasses program and project management support to oversee planning, quality assurance, risk mitigation, and budget tracking. The scope also includes training, knowledge transfer, and condition-based asset management to support the Technical Authority program. The primary objective of this initiative is to identify and correct the causes of vessel failures and extend the safe operational life of the MARAD fleet through specialized technical support and rigorous project coordination.

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Technical and program support to enhance MARAD vessel reliability and extend service life.

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541330 - Engineering Services

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AL, USA

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AgencyDepartment of Transportation → Maritime Administration
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The Maritime Administration (MARAD) requires comprehensive technical, engineering, and program support services to improve vessel reliability, extend service life, maintain regulatory and classification compliance, and support operational readiness throughout the vessel lifecycle.The contractor will perform Root Cause Analyses (RCA) of vessel failures and incidents; conduct Service Life Evaluation Program (SLEP) engineering assessments; and provide class-related engineering, design, plan review, certification, survey, inspection, and technical support. Services may include structural, mechanical, and electrical condition assessments; finite element and fatigue analyses; non-destructive testing (NDT); equipment testing and certification; corrective-action development; system upgrades and refurbishment recommendations; and safety and environmental compliance assessments.The requirement also includes training and knowledge transfer, condition-based asset management and other specialized technical support, as well as Technical Authority program and project management support, including planning, quality assurance, risk mitigation, schedule and budget tracking, research and design, classification support, and deliverable coordination. The overall objective is to identify and correct the causes of vessel failures, proactively address lifecycle risks, reduce repair and drydock cost overruns, and extend the safe and effective operational life of MARAD vessels.

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