CGC HEALY Forepeak Tank Ballast Valve

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The U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Healy requires a contractor to replace a defective 4-inch, 3-way ball valve (V-1) in its ballast system. This valve is leaking from the firemain while closed, causing the forepeak tank to unintentionally fill, which negatively impacts the vessel's stability and trim. The scope of work mandates the procurement and delivery of a new 4-inch, 3-way, 2-port, 3-position ball valve with a flow rate of 400 GPM. The known part number is DPN-L1L-A156117. The replacement valve must be shipped to Trey Thunborg at 1519 Alaskan Way S, Seattle, WA, 98134, with a required delivery date of 17 weeks from the award.