90-DAY TANKER TIME CHARTER
ID: N32205-20-R-4029Type: Presolicitation
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DEPT OF DEFENSEDEPT OF THE NAVYMSC NORFOLKNORFOLK, VA, 23511-2313, USA

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TRANSPORT, TRAVEL, RELOCATION (V)

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https://sam.gov/opp/457230c856058d872b02e04471dfdcbe/view
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    The Department of Defense, specifically the Department of the Navy, is seeking to establish a 90-day tanker time charter through a presolicitation notice issued by MSC Norfolk. This procurement aims to secure transportation services for military operations, highlighting the critical need for reliable logistical support in maritime environments. The charter will be performed in Yokohama, Japan, underscoring the strategic importance of maintaining operational readiness in the region. Interested parties can reach out to Contract Specialist LaToya N. Sorrell at latoya.sorrell1@navy.mil or by phone at 757-443-5299, or Contracting Officer Kenneth D. Allen at kenneth.allen@navy.mil or 757-443-2382 for further details.

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    LaToya N. SorrellContract Specialist
    (757) 443-5299
    latoya.sorrell1@navy.mil
    Kenneth D AllenContracting Officer
    (757) 443-2382
    kenneth.allen@navy.mil
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