The Military Sealift Command is issuing a Sources Sought Notice for the Regular Overhaul Dry-Docking (ROH/DD) of the USNS MERCY (T-AH 19), scheduled from approximately February 1 to June 30, 2026, at a contractor facility on the West Coast. This notice invites interested firms to submit a capabilities package that details their experience and capacity to perform similar ship repair work. Key requirements for submissions include a company profile, facility information, business size classification (under NAICS Code 336611), and any existing partnerships or agreements with other entities. While submission is not mandatory for future solicitation processes, it will aid the government in assessing available shipyards for the procurement. The government emphasizes that this document is a request for information only, and no contracts will be awarded as a result of this notice. Responses must be submitted by a specified deadline via email.

The document outlines a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) between the U.S. Government and an Offeror for accessing technical data related to the USNS MERCY (T-AH 19). The NDA stipulates that the Offeror must comply with Defense Department regulations regarding dissemination and control of technical data. Key requirements include using the data solely for proposal preparation and contract execution, implementing organizational controls to prevent unauthorized access, and ensuring that any distribution to subcontractors is governed by similar NDAs. The Offeror must also destroy or return the technical data upon contract completion or award to another entity. The document emphasizes the necessity for safeguarding sensitive government information while establishing accountability through potential audits. This NDA is critical in the context of government RFPs, ensuring that sensitive data remains protected throughout the procurement process.

The MSC Corrective Maintenance Engineering Report for the USNS Mercy (TAH 19) delineates extensive maintenance tasks under Request for Proposals (RFP) N32205-26-R-2026-02-01. The document is structurally organized into sections detailing general services, hull and structural requirements, propulsion machinery, electrical systems, communication, navigation, auxiliary machinery, habitability outfitting, HVAC, drydocking, and underway replenishment. Each section includes specific work items categorized as “A” for active tasks and “NSP” for non-specific projects. Key areas identified for maintenance include electrical system upgrades, hull repairs, machinery servicing, and safety inspections. Additional focal points involve quality assurance, environmental compliance related to waste disposal, and security measures upon delivery and redelivery of the vessel. The detailed work item index serves to facilitate streamlined implementation of corrective measures, ensuring operational readiness and compliance with federal standards. This report underscores the government’s commitment to maintaining naval fleet efficacy through systematic and comprehensive service provisions.