This document outlines a comprehensive list of various types of boats and crafts applicable under a specified section (C) as part of federal RFPs and grants. It includes a diverse array of vessels ranging from 7-meter rigid inflatable boats to larger 50-foot utility boats, along with specialized crafts such as oil pollution abatement boats and amphibious lighterage systems. The document also references other service crafts including life rafts, navy lighterage, and non-powered barges, providing diverse options for various operational needs. The list caters to both personnel transport and logistical requirements, aligning with anticipated military and governmental maritime applications. The document’s structure is a straightforward enumeration of applicable boats and crafts, which serves as a resource for stakeholders seeking to understand the available options for procurement or operational deployment. For further details about service crafts, a web link is provided. Overall, this information is essential for informing government procurement processes in maritime operations.

The document outlines the Statement of Work for Marine Boatyard Services Lot III, specifying the requirements for contractors supporting U.S. Navy boats and related craft primarily in the San Diego area. The contractor is responsible for providing management, labor, materials, and equipment for modifications, upgrades, repairs, and maintenance of various vessels. Key tasks include conducting emergent repairs, pre-installation surveys, and alterations, as well as quality control and logistics support. Furthermore, contractors must coordinate with the Navy and other engaged parties, submitting required documentation via electronic means to ensure efficient project management. The contract emphasizes compliance with safety and environmental regulations and the need for qualified personnel to oversee operations and inspections. Additionally, contractors are responsible for managing hazardous materials and ensuring that workspaces adhere to safety standards. Regular communication between contractors and government representatives is mandated to review the contractor’s performance. Overall, the document serves to ensure that marine support services meet the Navy's operational requirements while adhering to technical and safety standards.