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V -- Time Charter for Deep Submergence Elevator Support Ship

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N00033-02-R-2003Federal

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The contract calls for a US-flagged vessel to provide specialized support services to the Navy's Deep Submergence Program near Norfolk, Virginia, beginning around October 2002. The contractor is responsible for supplying technical and industrial support for the operation of a contractor-provided Deep Submergence Rescue Elevator Support Ship. This vessel must be equipped to launch and recover a Deep Submergence Rescue Vehicle weighing approximately 9,000 pounds, utilizing a NAVSEA certified, man-rated elevator also provided by the contractor. Additionally, the support ship must be capable of supporting operations involving Unmanned Vehicles. The contract term is set at 12 months firm, with potential option periods ranging from four to twelve months. The solicitation number for this requirement is N00033-02-R-2003, issued by the Military Sealift Command within the Department of Defense. Interested parties were expected to respond by May 8, 2002, although this deadline may be adjusted. The full solicitation details are available through the Military Sealift Command’s website under the contracts section.

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US-flagged vessel to support Navy Deep Submergence Program with rescue elevator operations.

NAICS

488390 - Other Support Activities for Water Transportation

Place of Performance

This vessel will be used in the vicinity of Norfolk, VA., VA

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → Military Sealift Command
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OfficeNORFOLK, VA, 23511-2419, USA
Office AddressNORFOLK, VA, 23511-2419, USA
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MSC PM2 HQ requires a vessel to provide services to the Navy's Deep Submergence Program. This vessel will be used in the vicinity of Norfolk, Virginia, commencing approximately October 2002. The contractor will provide technical and industrial support to the Navy for the operation of a contractor provided Deep Submergence Rescue Elevator Support Ship. The support ship shall be capable of launching and recovering a Deep Submergence Rescue Vehicle (DSRV) with an approximate weight of 9,000 pounds, from a contractor provided NAVSEA certified, man-rated elevator. This support ship shall be US Flag and must also be capable of providing support services for Unmanned Vehicles (UMV). The contract duration is 12 months firm with 4-12 month option periods. The RFP will be posted and can be viewed under the Contracts section on www.msc.navy.mil. Anticipated response date is 08 May 2002, however, this date is subject to change.

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