USCG BARBARA MABRITY FY27 DD

The U.S. Coast Guard is preparing for a drydock availability in fiscal year 2027 for the 175-foot cutter USCGC Barbara Mabrity (WLM 559) to perform essential maintenance and preservation work. The scope includes drydocking the vessel for comprehensive inspection and upkeep of the underwater components such as the hull, rudder, propellers, and shafting, along with renewal of sea valves and preservation of deck and structural elements. Additional tasks involve thorough cleaning of fuel, ballast, and sewage tanks and associated piping, as well as removal and reapplication of underwater hull paint to ensure long-term vessel integrity and operational readiness. This availability is critical to sustaining the cutter’s seaworthiness and mission capability over its service life. This procurement is classified under NAICS code 336611, which pertains to shipbuilding and repairing, and is being managed by the U.S. Coast Guard under the Department of Homeland Security. The point of contact for inquiries is Robert Stankovich, reachable via phone or email, with Laura Lugo serving as the Small Business Specialist and APFS Coordinator to support small business participation. While the specific location for the drydock work has not been detailed, the notice was posted on the DHS acquisition portal and remains open for future contractor engagement under a forecast solicitation with no set-aside designation currently identified.