This government solicitation, 70Z08026QPBPL0003, is a Request for Quotations (RFQ) for commercial services, specifically ship repair, aimed at Women-Owned Small Businesses. The contract involves providing a facility accessible from a navigable waterway with specific depth and height clearances for vessel maintenance. Key clauses cover electronic payment submission via the Invoice Processing Platform (IPP), basic safeguarding of contractor information systems, and various Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) clauses related to business ethics, small business utilization, labor standards, and environmental compliance. The document details procedures for handling change requests (growth work) and additional item requirements (AIR), including pricing and submission guidelines. It also outlines requirements for contractor insurance, production schedules, access to the vessel, and temporary services, emphasizing the government's right to an equitable adjustment for delays. Funds are currently not available, making the government's obligation contingent on future appropriations.

This document is Amendment 0001 to Solicitation 70Z08026QPBPL0003, issued by the Commander, USCG-SFLC-CPD 1 in Norfolk, VA. The amendment modifies the solicitation for Drydock repairs of the USCGC PETREL (WPB-87350). Key changes include revised Attachment 1-Schedule of Services PETREL DD_Rev1 and Attachment 2-SOW PETREL Rev1 documents. Additionally, the site visit deadline is extended to November 21, 2025, the deadline for questions is changed to December 1, 2025, and the solicitation close date is extended to December 8, 2025. The document also provides updated clauses regarding the availability of specifications and guidelines for requesting drawings, particularly for

The document outlines the pricing schedule and foreseeable costs for the USCGC PETREL (WPB-87350) Drydock Availability FY2026. It details numerous definite work items, including hull preservation, tank cleaning, propulsion system maintenance (shafts, bearings, propellers), rudder renewal, and various electrical and HVAC system upgrades. The schedule also includes preservation of exterior and interior spaces, deck renewals, and modifications to specific vessel systems like the 24VDC distribution and intrusion detection. Additionally, the document specifies optional items, labor rates, and provisions for over and above/growth work, with estimated hours and material markups. A significant portion of the document is dedicated to a

The USCGC PETREL (WPB-87350) Drydock Availability FY2026 pricing schedule outlines extensive maintenance and upgrade tasks. Key definite items include ultrasonic testing of hull plating, preservation of underwater body and freeboard, cleaning and inspection of various tanks (dirty oil, oily water, fuel service, grey water, sewage), and preservation of decks, superstructure, and mast. The schedule also details renewal of propulsion shaft bearings, shafts, propellers, and rudder assemblies, along with maintenance of the sea water system and cleaning of HVAC ducting. Electrical system inspections, upgrades to the 24VDC distribution system, and replacement of the intrusion detection system are also included. Option items cover composite labor rates, GFP reports, and laydays. The document also details a foreseeable cost worksheet, requiring the contractor to calculate distance factors for transportation (air and car), per diem for crew, Port Engineer, and Contracting Officer, cutter operation costs, family separation allowances, and crew home visit transportation. This comprehensive RFP aims to solicit proposals for the drydocking and associated maintenance of the USCGC PETREL.

The USCGC PETREL (WPB 87350) will undergo drydock repairs in FY2026, as outlined in this comprehensive specification. The document details 45 work items, including hull plating preservation, ultrasonic testing, tank cleaning and inspection, propulsion system overhauls (shafts, bearings, propellers, rudders), electrical system upgrades, and various other maintenance tasks. Key aspects include extensive preservation of the underwater body, freeboard, decks, and superstructure, as well as critical renewals of propulsion components and major system upgrades like the 24VDC distribution and intrusion detection systems. The specification also mandates adherence to Coast Guard drawings, publications, and standard specifications, emphasizing environmental protection, quality assurance, and strict safety protocols, particularly for welding and hazardous material handling. Revisions to preservation work items for the superstructure and mast are noted, along with a consolidated list of government-furnished property and critical inspection items that must be completed within the first 25% of the contract period. This ensures the vessel's operational readiness and structural integrity.

This document outlines the specifications for drydock repairs scheduled for the USCGC PETREL (WPB 87350) in FY2026. The comprehensive plan details 45 work items, including hull plating ultrasonic testing, preservation of the underwater body and freeboard, cleaning and inspection of various tanks (dirty oil, oily water, MP fuel service, grey water, sewage), and preservation of exterior decks and superstructure. Key propulsion system maintenance includes renewing intermediate and aft water-lubricated propulsion shaft bearings, intermediate and aft bearing carriers, propulsion shafts, and propellers. Electrical system inspections, HVAC cleaning, and renewal of sea water system components, rudder assemblies, and cathodic protection anodes are also specified. The project encompasses temporary services, sea trial support, and interior deck covering renewals, along with upgrades to the 24VDC distribution system, intrusion detection system replacement, and unmanned space ventilation modifications. The document also provides extensive lists of references, government-furnished property, and critical inspection items, along with detailed quality assurance inspection forms for preservation tasks, covering environmental readings, surface profile, soluble salt conductivity, and coating thickness measurements.