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Swift Water Rescue and River Access Services

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International

Submission Closed07/28/2026, 07:00:00 PM UTC

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NAICS: 483212

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Vessel Charter and Marine Operations Support

Department of Land & Natural Resources

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Fish and Wildlife, Region 1 - Northern Region, Redding and Eureka

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International Freight and FOB Origin Shipment to JordanThe contract encompasses end-to-end logistics coordination for the shipment of an electric controller from a U.S. origin point to Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan, operating under FOB Origin terms, which means the buyer assumes all responsibility and risk once the goods are delivered to the carrier at the point of origin. The service provider is tasked with managing all transportation, customs clearance, documentation, and delivery logistics to ensure timely and secure transit across international borders, with the ultimate destination being a U.S. military facility in Jordan, indicating the shipment supports defense-related operations. This subcontract is associated with the Defense Logistics Agency under the Department of Defense and is classified under NAICS code 483212, which pertains to international freight transportation by air. The contract was posted on July 21, 2026, and its performance is tied to the specific military installation in Jordan, although no further details about the contracting office or contact information are provided. The procurement is part of a broader defense supply chain effort, requiring strict compliance with international shipping regulations, security protocols, and military delivery standards, with all liabilities and costs beyond the U.S. origin point borne by the recipient.

Defense Logistics Agency

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International Military Logistics and Delivery to PolandThe contract involves the international transportation and final delivery of service kits from Memphis, Tennessee, to the US Army SSA facility in Powidz, Poland, requiring full compliance with Defense Logistics Agency procedural guidelines, including C19 and C20 notes, as well as proper TCN/RDD marking for accurate identification and tracking. The logistics operation must include all necessary customs clearance procedures to ensure seamless entry into Poland under applicable military and international regulations. This subcontract is categorized under NAICS code 483212, indicating its focus on international freight transportation, and is managed under the Department of Defense through the Defense Logistics Agency, with the performance of work centered on delivering critical military logistics support to a foreign location while maintaining strict adherence to standardized documentation and operational protocols.

Defense Logistics Agency

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Domestic and International Logistics with U.S.-Flag Vessel TransportThe contract requires arrangement of domestic pickup and international ocean transportation services using U.S.-flag vessels as mandated by clause 52.247-7003, ensuring compliance with U.S. maritime regulations. All logistical operations must adhere to this requirement, and any exceptions must be formally requested and approved through proper waiver submissions. Coordination of invoicing through the Wide Area WorkFlow system is essential for timely and accurate payment processing. The scope spans end-to-end logistics from domestic collection points to overseas delivery via U.S.-registered shipping vessels, emphasizing regulatory adherence and operational efficiency. Issued as a subcontract under the Defense Logistics Agency, part of the Department of Defense, this contract is classified under NAICS code 483212, which pertains to inland water freight transportation. The award number is SPE7M126V047N, with the posting date of July 16, 2026, indicating a future procurement timeline. While specific location details for performance or contracting office are not provided, the work is expected to support defense-related supply chain needs requiring secure and compliant transport solutions. All activities must be conducted in alignment with federal contracting standards and U.S. flag vessel requirements.

Defense Logistics Agency

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Forward-Deployed Pharmaceutical Logistics and Freight DeliveryThe contract involves the arrangement and execution of FOB Destination delivery of pharmaceuticals to USNS LOYAL (T-AGOS 22) stationed at a Forward Operating Base, requiring end-to-end logistics coordination from point of origin through final on-board delivery. This includes managing sea transport logistics, ensuring compliance with military shipping protocols, and synchronizing timelines to meet operational readiness requirements, with all responsibilities culminating in the secure and timely handoff of sensitive medical supplies directly to the vessel. The effort demands precise planning, specialized handling for pharmaceutical integrity, and seamless integration with naval operations in a forward-deployed environment. The contract is classified as a subcontract under the NAICS code 483212, which pertains to water transportation of freight, and is awarded by the Defense Logistics Agency under the Department of Defense. It was posted on July 14, 2026, and is tied to performance obligations centered on supporting the U.S. military’s medical sustainment mission in remote or expeditionary locations. While no specific set-aside provisions or point of contact are detailed, the scope demands high reliability, regulatory adherence, and the capability to operate under constrained maritime conditions to ensure critical pharmaceuticals reach their destination without disruption.

Defense Logistics Agency

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Foreign Military Sales (FMS) Delivery CoordinationThe contract involves coordinating international Foreign Military Sales shipments with a focus on export compliance and logistics execution for delivery to overseas locations, notably Robertson Barracks in Australia. Responsibilities include managing the end-to-end transportation process, ensuring adherence to U.S. government export regulations, and facilitating DCMA origin inspections to verify the origin and conformity of defense articles prior to shipment. This subcontract supports Defense Logistics Agency missions under the Department of Defense, operating under the NAICS code for inland freight transportation. The work requires precise coordination across multiple agencies and international partners to meet stringent defense logistics standards and maintain compliance throughout the supply chain.

Defense Logistics Agency

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Pumpout Vessel Operation & MaintenanceThe contract requires the operation and maintenance of a mobile pumpout vessel dedicated to servicing recreational boating vessels by collecting and transferring waste in compliance with environmental regulations. Responsibilities include daily vessel operations, routine equipment maintenance, ensuring all systems are functional and safe, and maintaining accurate records for compliance reporting. The work must adhere to applicable state and federal standards for marine waste handling, with consistent documentation to verify adherence to procedural and environmental requirements. The contractor must be prepared to respond to operational demands across designated waterways, ensuring timely and reliable service to boat owners while minimizing environmental impact. The contract is listed as a subcontract under the NAICS code 483212, indicating a focus on water transportation of cargo, and is managed by the Connecticut DAS Procurement office. The solicitation was posted on June 25, 2026, with a response deadline set for September 4, 2026. The place of performance is unspecified but implied to be within Connecticut’s waterways servicing recreational marine traffic. There is no designated set-aside classification, and the point of contact details are not provided. Interested parties must submit proposals via the official CTSource Bid Board portal by the stated deadline.

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Vessel Charter and Marine Operations SupportThe contract requires the provision of USCG-certified vessel charter services with qualified crew to support year-round marine sampling operations using multiple collection methods across coastal and offshore environments. The services must ensure consistent, safe, and compliant operations in support of scientific data gathering, with vessels meeting all federal maritime safety and certification standards. Operations are expected to be conducted without interruption throughout the calendar year, accommodating variable weather and environmental conditions to maintain data continuity. The work is being performed under a subcontract arrangement for the Fish and Wildlife, Region 7 - Marine in Monterey, California, and is classified under NAICS code 483212 for inland and coastal water transportation. While specific geographic boundaries are not detailed, the place of performance encompasses marine areas under the jurisdiction of the contracting agency, requiring vessels and crews to operate flexibly across likely sampling zones along the California coast. All activities must align with regulatory requirements for federal marine research support, with emphasis on vessel reliability, crew expertise, and adherence to safety and environmental protocols.

Fish and Wildlife, Region 7 - Marine, Monterey

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Safety Boat and Waterway MonitoringA safety boat will be operated during a drone show in San Diego to ensure the secure execution of over-water flight operations, including continuous monitoring of the designated flight path, strict enforcement of vessel exclusion zones to prevent unauthorized access, and immediate response support for any emergency recovery scenarios. The role requires vigilant oversight to maintain airspace and waterway safety, ensuring compliance with operational protocols and mitigating risks associated with drone activity over water. This subcontract is issued by the San Diego Unified Port District under NAICS code 483212, which pertains to water transportation services, and is tied to a project with a posted date of June 12, 2026. The performance location is specifically within the waters of San Diego, requiring the contractor to be physically present and operationally ready in that area during the drone event. The contract is not subject to a set-aside designation, and while no specific point of contact is provided, the project can be referenced through the official portal linked to the California Environmental Quality Act database.

San Diego Unified Port District

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Delivery & Towage ServicesThis contract involves the transport and delivery of completed Yard Repair Boat Modules (YRBMs) from Conrad Shipyard to various designated Navy locations, utilizing inland or coastal waterways for movement. The services required include both delivery and towage, emphasizing the need for specialized handling and navigation to ensure safe and timely arrival of these critical assets. Issued by the Department of Defense under Navsea Headquarters, the subcontract falls under the NAICS code 483212, which pertains to inland water freight transportation. The operations are primarily based out of Morgan City, with a ZIP code of 70380, indicating the starting point for the transport activities. There is no specified set-aside type, and the solicitation number is not provided. This contract is crucial for supporting Naval logistics by facilitating efficient maritime movement of key repair modules.

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Domestic and International Freight & Logistics (U.S. Flag Vessel Compliance)

Defense Logistics Agency

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3 months ago

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The contract seeks a subcontractor to provide jet boat operations and swift water rescue support to enable river access and facilitate field activities for the Department of Fisheries and Oceans under the Government of Canada. Services must be conducted primarily in the Terrace area of British Columbia, with operational demands centered around navigating challenging water conditions to support field teams engaged in monitoring, research, or emergency response. The subcontractor is expected to maintain high safety standards and demonstrate proven expertise in river-based rescue protocols and jet boat handling under dynamic environmental conditions. The opportunity is posted on July 13, 2026, with responses due by July 28, 2026, and is classified under NAICS code 483212, indicating it pertains to water transportation services. No set-aside provisions are specified, and the contract is structured as a subcontract, suggesting it supports a larger federal initiative. The work requires capable personnel, specialized equipment, and logistical readiness to respond rapidly to changing river conditions and mission needs, with all operations tied directly to the agency’s responsibilities in fisheries management and public safety within British Columbia’s waterways.