Wisconsin Model V-465D1 Engine Overhauls Naval Base Coronado (NAS North Island)

The contract involves the overhaul and repair of up to five 65 horsepower, gasoline-fired Wisconsin Model V-465D1 internal combustion engines per year for a one-year base period with four additional one-year option periods, for a potential total of 25 engines over five years. All work must be performed at the contractor’s repair facility, with engines furnished by the government and returned to original operating specifications after disassembly, inspection, machining, reassembly, and testing. Key performance requirements include restoring engine components to manufacturer standards using provided technical manuals, including boring cylinders and grinding crankshafts as needed, replacing the oil pressure relief valve and fuel strainer, reusing original fasteners and lines unless defective, ensuring proper crankshaft end play and valve clearances, and returning engines dry with all openings sealed and crated for storage. Inspection and acceptance are conducted by a government representative at the contractor’s facility, with a one-year warranty required on all parts and labor. The contract is structured as a Firm Fixed Price agreement, with payment processed via Wide Area Workflow, and deliveries must be completed at least 45 days before the end of each period. Submitting entities must provide a corporate description detailing their unique entity identifier, CAGE code, DUNS number, size status under NAICS 333618 with a 1,500-employee threshold, and relevant socioeconomic certifications, along with corporate experience supported by up to three project citations using the specified reference sheet. Subcontracting is limited to no more than 50% of the contract value for non-similarly situated small businesses, and all personnel accessing government property must wear identifiable clothing and temporary badges. The solicitation is a sources sought action with no formal evaluation factors or pricing published, and responses must be submitted as a single capability statement not exceeding ten pages via email to the designated point of contact by the deadline, with no telephonic or brochure submissions accepted.