The Military Sealift Command requires professional engineering and construction services for the design and fabrication of American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) and U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) certified hazardous material storage modules. These modules are for installation on the weather decks of MSC ships, with a requirement for up to 21 ships and a potential total of 63 modules. They must be certified as storerooms for paint and flammable liquids aboard ABS-classed, USCG-inspected cargo vessels. Three amendments have been issued, revising the performance work statement and technical proposal instructions. No budget amounts, submission timelines, or performance location are specified in the provided description.

The Military Sealift Command requires contractor services for the design and fabrication of ABS and USCG-certified hazardous material storage modules for installation on the weather decks of up to 21 ships, with a potential total of 63 modules. The location for performance of services is not specified. No budget amounts or submission timelines are mentioned in the description.

The Military Sealift Command requires professional engineering and construction services for the design and fabrication of ABS and USCG-certified hazardous material storage modules for installation on the weather decks of up to 21 ships, with a potential total of 63 modules. The modules must be certified for use as storerooms for paint and flammable liquids aboard ABS-classed cargo ships inspected by the USCG. No specific budget amount or performance location is mentioned in the description. The performance work statement has been revised via an amendment. This opportunity is for design and fabrication services only, with no submission timelines provided.

The Military Sealift Command requires contractor services for the design and fabrication of ABS and USCG-certified hazardous material storage modules for installation on the weather decks of up to 21 ships, with a potential total of 63 modules. Performance of services will occur at the contractor's facility, with installation on MSC ships. No specific budget amounts or submission timelines are mentioned in the description.

The Military Sealift Command requires contractor services for the design, fabrication, and ABS/USCG certification of hazardous material storage modules for up to 21 ships, with a potential total of 63 modules. Delivery is FOB Origin over a two-year period, with acceptance at the contractor’s facility. The anticipated award date is September 30, 2026. No specific budget amount is provided. Performance location is at the contractor’s facility.