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Sediment Basin Drilling Project Marine Lift Boat
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Solicitation Number W912HN-15-T-0023, issued by the Department of Defense through the Endist Savannah office, seeks a contractor to provide a fully manned, self-propelled lift vessel for the Sediment Basin Drilling Project in Savannah Harbor, Georgia. The vessel must be capable of operating in water depths of 40 feet to serve as a safe and stable work platform for USACE drilling crews conducting operations along the Savannah River. Interested parties must submit quotations to Contract Specialist Whittni C. Wright, ensuring that all submissions include the contractor's name, address, email, phone number, DUNS, CAGE, and Tax ID. This requirement falls under NAICS code 532411 and is focused on supporting critical drilling infrastructure within the port of Savannah.
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$213,910Place of Performance
GA, USASet-Aside
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