STORIS Sustainment IDIQ FY27-FY31

The Contractor is required to provide specialized technical support and program management services for a range of critical maritime systems aboard U.S. Coast Guard vessels, ensuring continuous operational readiness. This includes 24/7 online and phone support for medium voltage switchgear, generator control units, power management systems, automation and machinery plant control systems, thrusters, dynamic positioning systems, towing winches, integrated bridge systems, reduction gears, controllable pitch propellers, and shaft bearings and seals. All officers and crew members must be accredited in accordance with the International Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping. The contract also permits optional services such as system analysis, inspections, on-site casualty response, upgrades, documentation updates due to configuration changes, and other tasks to be issued through detailed Statements of Work under potential contract modifications. Comprehensive program management is mandated to oversee and ensure the successful execution of all contracted activities, along with associated travel expenses to support these operations. This contract, designated STORIS Sustainment IDIQ FY27-FY31, is forecasted by the United States Coast Guard under the Department of Homeland Security with a NAICS code of 488330. The primary place of performance is Seattle, Washington, and all support must be coordinated from this location. Key points of contact include Kiya Plummer-Dantzler and Ryan Young for general inquiries, and Laura Lugo as the Small Business Specialist. The contract is structured as an IDIQ vehicle, allowing for multiple task orders over a five-year period from fiscal year 2027 through 2031, with the authority to modify scope through formal statements of work. The emphasis is on sustained, reliable support for complex maritime systems to maintain mission-critical readiness across the Coast Guard fleet.