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Special Purpose Craft - Ice Rescue Transport Second Generation (SPC-IRT II)

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The United States Coast Guard is seeking to procure eight 25-foot composite-hull airboats under the Special Purpose Craft - Ice Rescue Transport Second Generation program for operations within the Great Lakes Area of Responsibility. These vessels are specifically designed for long-haul ice rescue missions and will be utilized across diverse and extreme environmental conditions, including sub-freezing temperatures, inland waterways, and coastal zones, operating during both day and night. The airboats will support critical missions such as Search and Rescue, Living Marine Resources enforcement, and Other Law Enforcement activities, ensuring rapid response and operational effectiveness in harsh winter maritime environments. The procurement is designated as a small business set-aside under NAICS code 336612, emphasizing opportunities for small business participation. The contract is managed by the Department of Homeland Security through the United States Coast Guard, with performance centered in the Great Lakes region, particularly Michigan. Point of contact for technical inquiries is William Lewis, while Mark Solomon serves as the Small Business Specialist and APFS Coordinator. The solicitation remains open, with no posted date available, and interested parties are directed to the provided federal procurement portal for further details and potential participation.

General Info

Procure eight composite-hull airboats for Great Lakes ice rescue, law enforcement, and search and rescue in extreme conditions.

NAICS

336612 - Boat Building

Place of Performance

Great Lakes AOR, MI, USA

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AgencyDepartment of Homeland Security → United States Coast Guard
Contacts2 people available
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Mark SolomonSmall Business Specialist/APFS Coordinator

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The purchase of eight (8) 25-foot composite-hull airboats that will operated in the Coast Guard District Great Lakes Area of Responsibility (AOR) to perform all assigned missions. Typical assigned missions include: Search and Rescue (SAR),Living Marine Resources (LMR), and Other Law Enforcement (OLE). These boats will be assigned to long-haul ice rescue units. That operate during daytime and nighttime conditions in a wide spectrum of maritime climates and environmental situations. These maritime climates and situations include but are not limited to: Sub-Freezing Temperatures, Inland Environments, and Coastal Environments.

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