NOAA SHIP FAIRWEATHER OILYWATER PUMPOUT
ID: 1333MK25Q0076Type: Combined Synopsis/Solicitation
AwardedApr 9, 2025
$13.1K$13,085
AwardeeFULL CYCLE LLC 7843 N. Tongass Hwy Ketchikan AK 99901 USA
Award #:1333MK25P0092
Overview

Buyer

COMMERCE, DEPARTMENT OFNATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATIONDEPT OF COMMERCE NOAAKANSAS CITY, MO, 64106, USA

NAICS

Port and Harbor Operations (488310)

PSC

HUSBANDING SERVICES—REMOVAL SERVICES (M2AC)

Set Aside

Total Small Business Set-Aside (FAR 19.5) (SBA)

Original Source

https://sam.gov/opp/91cffb9880c14043ae41163e62f9b599/view
Timeline
    Description

    The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is seeking qualified vendors to provide oily water pump-out services for the NOAA Ship Fairweather at the Ketchikan Pier Facility in Alaska. The procurement involves the removal and disposal of approximately 2,500 gallons of oily water, 300 gallons of used oil, and 100 pounds of oily rags, with services required between April 7 and April 22, 2025. This opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 488310 and is set aside for small businesses, emphasizing the government's commitment to fostering economic diversity in federal contracting. Interested vendors must submit their quotes electronically by April 8, 2025, including detailed pricing and compliance with federal labor standards, to Alexander.Cancela@noaa.gov.

    Point(s) of Contact
    CANCELA, ALEXANDER
    ALEXANDER.CANCELA@NOAA.GOV
    Files
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    Sol_1333MK25Q0076.pdf
    The Women-Owned Small Business (WOSB) solicitation involves a request for quotes (RFQ) aimed at providing services related to the pump-off, removal, and disposal of oily water from the NOAA Ship Fairweather at the NOAA Ketchikan Pier Facility. The scope of the acquisition includes approximately 2,500 gallons of oily water, 300 gallons of used oil, and 100 pounds of oily rags, with a performance period set for April 7-22, 2025. This solicitation is specifically categorized under the NAICS code 488310 and is designated as a small business set-aside. Vendors are required to submit detailed quotes by April 8, 2025, including their availability, costs per gallons/pump out, and compliance with government terms. Additionally, subcontracting information and contractor qualifications must be provided. The document details the necessary requirements for submission, as well as contract clauses that include wage determinations under the Service Contract Act, emphasizing adherence to federal acquisition regulations. The focus on WOSB and small business participation underscores the government’s commitment to economic diversity and competitiveness within federal contracting.
    STATEMENT_OF_WORK.pdf
    The document outlines the Statement of Work (SOW) for the disposal of oily waste from the NOAA Ship Fairweather, home ported in Ketchikan, Alaska. It specifies the requirements for the removal and disposal of approximately 2,500 gallons of oily water, 300 gallons of used oil, and 100 pounds of oily rags in Ketchikan during the ship's port calls on specific dates in March and April 2025. The disposal services must be conducted by vendors certified for pumping over water, utilizing a 2-inch CAMLOCK connection with hoses extending at least 30 feet. Rags would be bagged for easy removal. The services must be completed by April 22, 2025, as the ship will depart for its operational season thereafter. This SOW emphasizes the environmental responsibility regarding hazardous waste management in line with federal regulations and details the logistical framework for execution during the specified period.
    WH-1313_Poster.pdf
    This document outlines key labor standards for contractors engaged in federal service contracts governed by the Walsh-Healey Public Contracts Act and the Service Contract Act. It mandates that employees must be paid no less than the federal minimum wage, with specific rates determined for certain contracts. Additionally, contractors are obliged to provide overtime pay at 1.5 times the regular rate for hours worked beyond 40 in a week, as well as comply with safety and health standards to ensure sanitary working conditions. The document emphasizes restrictions on child labor, stating that workers must be at least 16 years old for service contracts and provides guidelines regarding the responsibilities of prime and secondary contractors. It directs affected employees on how to obtain further information and file complaints regarding labor violations. The purpose of these regulations is to uphold fair labor practices in government contracts and protect employee rights during contract execution.
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    M--PROVIDE OILY WATER PUMP OUT TO THE NOAA SHIP FAIRW
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