USS SAMPSON Underwater Hull Preservation

The contract solicitation N4523A26Q0501, issued by the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard IMF under the Department of Defense, seeks commercial paint and coating services for the underwater hull preservation of the USS SAMPSON (DDG-102) under FAR Part 12 as a firm-fixed-price acquisition. The requirement includes a twelve-year antifouling coating system and associated technical support from the original equipment manufacturer, including the provision of at least one field service technical representative with surge capability to two. Deliverables encompass not only materials approved by the NAVSEA Qualified Products List but also mandatory documentation such as batch VOC certificates, CDRL submissions including key personnel resumes, meeting minutes, and a final availability report, all subject to strict compliance with MIL-STD-129R, MIL-STD-130N, and ASTM-D-3951-98 for packaging and marking, alongside ESD controls per MIL-STD-1686C. All shipments must be prepared to ensure serviceable condition upon arrival at the ultimate destination in San Diego, California, with acceptance occurring at the destination by the receiving activity using DD Form 250 or equivalent documentation that includes the ship name, purchase order number, delivery location, and quantities, signed with full printed names, titles, employers, and contact information. The offering must comply with a comprehensive suite of clauses including FAR 52.212-4 with addendum, 52.203-19, 52.204-13, 52.209-10 with deviation 2026-00038, 52.240-91 with the same deviation, 52.240-93, 252.204-7018, 252.211-7003, 252.223-7001, 252.225-7056, and NAVSEA-specific clauses addressing data requirements, approval authority, delivery of documents, shipping restrictions, payment instructions, and organizational conflict of interest disclosures. Offerors are required to maintain current SAM registration, provide UEI and CAGE codes, and certify compliance with federal regulations on trafficking, recovered materials, sustainable products, and security prohibitions. The evaluation will be based on technical merit, past performance, and