US Navy Harbor Piloting Services (NY/NJ areas)
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The FISC Norfolk Contracting Department at the Groton Office in Groton, Connecticut plans to award a sole source purchase order to the United Sandy Hook Pilots Benevolent Association, based in Staten Island, New York, for US Navy Harbor Piloting Services covering the New York and New Jersey areas. This procurement will be conducted under Simplified Acquisition Procedures and excludes full and open competition, as authorized by FAR 6.302-1. The anticipated award date for this contract is May 30, 2007. This notice serves to inform interested parties but is not a solicitation for offers, and the government retains discretion on whether to compete this procurement based on responses to the notice. The contract specifically addresses harbor piloting services for the US Navy, ensuring specialized maritime navigation within the specified regions. Additional organizational details, set aside types, and NAICS codes are not provided, and the contract is associated with solicitation number DON-SNOTE-070516-004.
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