This government file, Solicitation No. N6264926RA014, is a summary of proposed costs for work on the USS SHOUP (DDG-86) during its FY26 6J2 SIA (Bundle 3) availability. It details projected labor, material, and other direct costs (ODC) for various work items, with an emphasis on "INSTALL AND REMOVE SCAFFOLDING FOR SHIP’S FORCE WORK" (WI No. 38KC286501-A01). The document provides a structured format for offerors to input proposed pricing, including breakdowns for in-house and sub-contractor labor hours and associated costs, as well as material and ODC costs. The file is designed to calculate a "Total Evaluated Price" based on the submitted data, indicating its use as a request for proposal (RFP) or similar procurement document where vendors detail their pricing for specific government contracts.

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This planning memorandum, PM 240-0049, outlines scaffolding requirements for AEGIS RADAR SPY Antenna Array resurfacing projects and repairs on CG-52 (Cruiser) and DDG-51 (Destroyer) class ships. The scaffolding must have three levels, with frame members maintaining an 18-inch clearance from antenna edges. Encapsulation is required, featuring a sloped top for water runoff. Destroyer ship scaffolding tops need metal planks or fire-retardant plywood for protection, while Cruiser ships can use the top access level for the same purpose. Planks crossing the antenna face must be 6 to 11 inches away, and the scaffolding must be free of contaminants like plaster or cement. An encapsulated mixing/cleaning room of at least 80 square feet is required near each array, with Cruiser ships potentially sharing one room for two adjacent antennas. Clean plastic zippered doors are necessary for all entry points.

This document outlines a Task Group Instruction (TGI) for the installation and removal of scaffolding on the USS SHOUP (DDG-86) to support various Ship's Force maintenance and preservation tasks. The scaffolding will be erected in multiple locations across the ship's 03, 04, and 09 levels, as well as the Pole Mast, to facilitate work on antennas, bulkheads, pilot house windows, and tactical air navigation equipment. The TGI details the scope, specific locations, and types of work to be performed by the Ship's Force, emphasizing the need for scaffolding for these activities. It also specifies that SRF-JRMC will provide crane services, safety inspections for its employees, and QA inspections. The document includes a list of reference materials and an attachment for location sketches, ensuring compliance with safety and operational standards. The work is approved by Yuuta Kishi and Shuuhei Komatsu.

The document "DDG86 6J2 SIA FARM OUT B-3 TGI POP LIST Revision-0" dated 11/20/2025, details a staging period for

This government solicitation (N6264926RA014) from NAVSUP Fleet Logistics Center Yokosuka outlines requirements for the repair and maintenance of the USS SHOUP (DDG-86) at Yokosuka Naval Base from March 9, 2026, to May 4, 2026. Only firms with an active U.S. Master Ship Repair Agreement (MSRA) or Agreement for Boat Repair (ABR) and authorized to operate in Japan are eligible. The contract is firm-fixed-price and includes work specifications, pricing breakdown, and provisions for growth work and descoping. Key aspects include strict adherence to NAVSEA and SRF-JRMC standards, comprehensive quality assurance, and detailed procedures for identifying and reporting unforeseen conditions. The document also specifies rigorous safety protocols for non-Navy owned cranes and outlines requirements for contractor personnel access to federal facilities, IT systems, and controlled unclassified information, including background investigations and mandatory training for antiterrorism, OPSEC, and cyber awareness.