USS STOCKDALE (DDG-106) FY26 CMAV S001_1 Air Conditioning Plant Class B Overhaul; accomplish

The USS STOCKDALE (DDG-106) is undergoing a Class B Overhaul of its Number 4 Air Conditioning Plant under solicitation N5523626F5025, executed as a sole-source delivery order under the MAC-IDIQ contract N00024-22-D-4454. The work is scheduled to occur between April 13 and May 22, 2026, at the Southwest Regional Maintenance Center in San Diego, California, and is critical to restoring thermal control for aft-mounted electronic systems, preventing mission degradation and ensuring operational readiness. The procurement was justified under FAR 16.505(b)(2) due to the urgent need for maintenance, the uniqueness of required technical expertise, and the unacceptable risk posed by delays, with no competitive process conducted. The contract is funded under FY26 OPN D2, though the full contract value is not disclosed, and no specific CLIN or pricing details are provided. Performance is to be completed on-site during the ship’s Continuous Maintenance Availability window, with government oversight and final acceptance taking place at the same location. The contracting office is the Department of the Navy’s Southwest Regional Maintenance Center, with primary point of contact Paul Chase and secondary contact James Benoit. While the technical scope is detailed, no formal inspection criteria, quality standards, packaging requirements, or invoicing instructions are specified in the documentation. No FAR 52.2-series contract clauses, Section K representations, or special requirements such as security clearances or key personnel designations are included or referenced. The project manager, George Marquez, provided a certification affirming the necessity and accuracy of the sole-source justification, but no individuals are formally designated as COR, COTR, or PCO. No payment office details, accounting codes (AAC, TAS, ACRN), or electronic invoicing systems like WAWF are identified. The work is executed under Navy maintenance protocols and Department of Defense standards, relying on historical pricing data and parametric analysis to demonstrate cost reasonableness as required under FAR 15.404-1(b)(2)(iii). All approvals were digitally signed, and the contract was issued without amendments, with no attachments, evaluation factors, or formal submission instructions provided.