USS NEW ORLEANS(LPD-18) MCP FOR BALLAST TANK (6-193-2-W); REPAIR

The U.S. Navy’s Naval Supply Systems Command Fleet Logistics Center Yokosuka issued a firm-fixed-price solicitation under N6264926Q0354 to qualified Master Ship Repair Agreement and Agreement for Boat Repair holders operating exclusively in Japan for the repair of the Main Circulating Pump for the ballast tank (6-193-2-W) aboard USS NEW ORLEANS (LPD-18). Work is to be performed at Commander, Fleet Activities Sasebo in Nagasaki, Japan, with a defined period of performance from July 27, 2026, to October 31, 2026. The solicitation is restricted to entities already certified under relevant repair agreements, eliminating the need for technical evaluation; award will be made strictly on the basis of lowest price, consistent with a lowest price technically acceptable methodology. All proposals must be submitted via SAM.gov by June 15, 2026, and must include an SF-18 form, detailed price breakdown, and current financial statements. Contractual obligations are governed by FAR and DFARS clauses including changes, government property, quality assurance, hazardous materials labeling, and cybersecurity protections, with compliance required to MIL-STD-129 for marking and shipping and NAVSEA Standard Items 009-04 for quality standards. Inspection and acceptance occur solely at the destination in Sasebo by the Government, with the SRF Project Manager serving as the designated acceptor. Invoicing must be submitted through Wide Area WorkFlow using invoice and receiving report combinations or cost vouchers, with payments routed via DoDAAC HQ0721. All work must be conducted in accordance with environmental, safety, and defense information safeguarding standards, and contractors are subject to clauses prohibiting certain subcontractor confidentiality agreements and requiring whistleblower protections. No contract value is specified, as pricing details were not included in the solicitation materials, and funding is contingent upon future appropriation. Contractors must possess valid Unique Entity Identifiers and comply with all SAM.gov registration and certification requirements, though no specific size or socioeconomic status set-aside applies.