USCG MUNRO DS FQ1 FY27

This solicitation seeks qualified small business contractors to perform dockside repairs on the United States Coast Guard Cutter USCGC MUNRO (WMSL 418) at its home port in Alameda, California, during Fiscal Year Quarter 1 of FY27, with an estimated period of performance from October 27, 2026, to January 15, 2027. The scope of work encompasses a broad range of shipboard maintenance and repair tasks including renewal of watertight closures, repair and replacement of deck coverings, overhaul of the ship service diesel generator, maintenance of folding boom cranes, renewal of side boat davits, air conditioning plant servicing, and provision of tenting for environmental protection during operations. All work must comply with detailed technical specifications outlined in Attachment 2, including adherence to SFLC Standard Specifications, OSHA shipyard employment standards, and specific Coast Guard drawings. Critical requirements include precise labeling and tagging of hoses and piping systems per MIL-DTL-15024 and Coast Guard Drawing 750-WMSL-528-504, submission of Critical Inspection Reports, completion of QA inspection forms for critical-coated surfaces, and conduct of acceptance testing in the presence of Coast Guard inspectors and OEM technical representatives. The solicitation is a total small business set-aside under FAR 19.5, requiring all offerors to be actively registered in the System for Award Management with a valid Unique Entity Identifier and CAGE code throughout the life of the contract. Offerors must also attest to their small business status and comply with numerous incorporated FAR clauses, including those related to employment eligibility verification, procurement integrity, kickbacks, and prohibitions on influencing federal transactions. Proposals must include a completed SF1449 with specific blocks filled out, a pricing schedule in both PDF and Excel formats, proof of E-Verify enrollment, and signed amendments if applicable. Evaluation will prioritize technical capability and past performance as significantly more important than price, with price serving as the deciding factor only if technical and performance ratings are equivalent. All deliveries must be FOB destination with 24-hour advance notice provided to the COR, and invoicing must strictly follow itemized requirements tied to CLINs, include all mandated data elements, and reference the SFLC-2 invoice routing code. Contractors must comply with stringent safety and environmental regulations, provide adequate liability and umbrella insurance, and ensure all personnel and vehicles meet base access requirements, with the Contracting