Donald E. Coonan

Economic impact of decarbonization on Maritime fleet

The Department of Transportation Maritime Administration Office of Environmental and Technical Assistance Program has awarded a cooperative agreement to Lloyd's Register Americas Advisory Services, Inc. for a project titled A Study on Economic Considerations for Energy Transition in the U.S. Commercial Vessel Fleet. This initiative, awarded under solicitation number 693JF724R000032, focuses on analyzing the economic impacts of decarbonization within the maritime fleet. The total award amount is 270,000.00 dollars with an official award date of September 26, 2024. The project has an anticipated period of performance of 15 months, running from October 1, 2024, through December 30, 2025. The awardee is based in Houston, Texas, while the place of performance is listed as Washington, DC.

Department Of TransportationWashington, DC, 20590, USA

NAICS

541380

Testing Laboratories and Services

PSC

AH11

Research and Development

693JF72450012

Awarded Sep 26, 2024

Federal2

Economic impact of decarbonization on Maritime fleet

Department Of TransportationWashington, DC, 20590, USA$300K est.

NAICS

541380

Testing Laboratories and Services

PSC

AH11

Research and Development

Posted Jul 25, 2024

693JF724R000032

Closed

Awarded1

Vessel-Generated Underwater Radiated Noise Comparison Study

The Department of Transportation Maritime Administration, Office of Environment and Innovation, awarded cooperative agreement 693JF72350004 to Noise Control Engineering LLC on August 14, 2023. The contract, valued at 199,000.00 dollars, tasks the awardee with conducting a Vessel-Generated Underwater Radiated Noise Comparison Study in the shallow water, nearshore environment of Portland, Maine. The primary objective is to analyze and compare the underwater radiated noise signals emitted by a ferry utilizing traditional diesel propulsion against a new-build replacement ferry powered by battery electric propulsion under identical environmental conditions. The anticipated period of performance for this project is 18 months from the date of the award. This initiative was managed under solicitation number 693JF723R000012, with Donald E. Coonan serving as the primary point of contact for the Department of Transportation.

Department Of TransportationDC,$199K est.

NAICS

541715

Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology)

693JF723R000012

Awarded Aug 14, 2023

Federal1

Feasibility study of California harbor craft emissions Options

Department Of TransportationWashington, DC, 20590, USA

NAICS

541330

Engineering Services

PSC

B513

Special Studies and Analysis (Not R&D)

Posted Nov 29, 2022

693JF722R000017

Closed

Awarded1

Feasibility study of California harbor craft emissions Options

The Department of Transportation, Maritime Administration, Office of Environment and Innovation has awarded Cooperative Agreement No. 693JF72350001 to the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) for a total amount of $325,000.00. The purpose of this agreement is to conduct a comprehensive feasibility study regarding future energy options, specifically focusing on alternative fuels and power options for commercial harbor crafts operating within California. The agreement was officially awarded on November 18, 2022, with an anticipated period of performance lasting 15 months from the award date. This project falls under NAICS code 541330 and is managed by the Department of Transportation in Washington, DC, with Donald E. Coonan and Kelly B. Mitchell-Carroll serving as the primary points of contact.

Department Of Transportation50000, DC, 20590, USA$325K est.

NAICS

541330

Engineering Services

PSC

B513

Special Studies and Analysis (Not R&D)

693JF72350001

Awarded Nov 18, 2022

Awarded3

Great Lakes maritime energy and emissions study 693JF72250008

The Department of Transportation Maritime Administration Office of Environment and Innovation awarded a cooperative agreement to the International Council on Clean Transportation on July 19, 2022, for the Great Lakes maritime energy and emissions study. This project, identified by solicitation number 693JF72250008, is funded in the amount of 350,000 dollars with an anticipated period of performance of 15 months. The primary objective is to conduct a comprehensive feasibility study on future alternative fuels and power options for Great Lakes shipping to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from 2022 to 2050. The scope of work includes a detailed technology review of alternative energy options such as hydrogen, ammonia, biofuels, and electric power, alongside profiling the shipping industry and existing port infrastructure. The project is managed by the Maritime Administration with points of contact including Donald E. Coonan and Kelly B. Mitchell-Carroll. The awardee is tasked with delivering a strategic outlook on energy transitions for the region, ensuring that the proposed power options are viable for the specific operational needs of Great Lakes maritime transport.

Department Of TransportationWashington, DC, 20005, USA$350K est.

NAICS

541330

Engineering Services

PSC

B513

Special Studies and Analysis (Not R&D)

693JF72250008

Awarded Jul 19, 2022

Federal8