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Notice ID:N5523623R0008
REQUEST FOR INFORMATION (RFI) – BARGE YRBM-29 DRY DOCKING REPAIRS *This RFI is being re-posted a second time to replace one of the attachments (The Statement of Work, Work Item 997-11-001). *This RFI ...
REQUEST FOR INFORMATION (RFI) – BARGE YRBM-29 DRY DOCKING REPAIRS *This RFI is being re-posted a second time to replace one of the attachments (The Statement of Work, Work Item 997-11-001). *This RFI is being re-posted to conduct additional market research. The Government is considering allowing ABR and MSRA holders use the Navy Base San Diego Graving Dock to accomplish the work. This RFI is being reposted to allow ABR and MSRA holders to submit a response. I. Description and Purpose Southwest Regional Maintenance System (SWRMC), Code 410B, is conducting market research to increase the Government’s understanding of the industry landscape and determine industry capabilities for the periodic maintenance dry-docking of Commander, Pacific Fleet Berthing and Messing Barge YRBM-29. Background The YRBM-29 is a United States Pacific Fleet (PACFLT) owned service craft normally based at Commander, U.S. Fleet Activities, SWRMC. It is an unmanned vessel designed to provide temporary working and living accommodations for warship crews displaced from their ship during overhaul periods which renders their ship uninhabitable. The barge has no (functioning) engineering plant, weapons systems, or electrical generation capability. It is totally dependent on pier supplied services while moored, and on powered vessels for movement from location to location. In lieu of a ship’s crew, a group called the Barge Maintenance Team (BMT) is employed by PACFLT. The BMT is contracted to operate the barge equipment, attend the needs of tenant warship crews, and perform routine preventive and minor corrective maintenance. For heavy industrial maintenance beyond the BMT’s capability, PACFLT contracts the work to other agencies with more capability. During these periods of industrial maintenance, the BMT acts as warship’s force normally would on their ship, with the ability and authority to provide tag out-lockout isolation, hot work authorization, and post maintenance systems operational testing. The PACFLT Southwest Regional Berthing and Messing Barge Administrator and Area Manager are the U.S. Government employee’s charged with ensuring that the Berthing and Messing Program – including the barges – are maintained and operated in accordance with PACFLT instructions. Routine visits to the barge by BMT members and the Area Manager or the designated representatives will be conducted on a not-to-interfere with production basis during this period. Arrangements will be made for contractor representatives to be able to contact the Program Manager and/or BMT representatives when required. This requirement requires successfully accomplishing two work items: - Work Item 631-11-001-- Underwater Hull, Freeboard, Structural DFS, Nonskid; preserve, repair and install - Work Item 997-11-001-- Docking and Undocking YRBM-29 II. This is an RFI Only This is a request for information only. This RFI is issued solely for market research, information and planning purposes and does not constitute a Request for Proposal (RFP) or a promise to issue a RFP in the future. The Government will not formally evaluate or provide feedback to the RFI responses. This RFI does not commit the Government to a contract for any supply or service whatsoever. The Government is not seeking proposals and will not accept unsolicited proposals. Respondents are advised that the U.S. Government will not pay for any information or administrative costs incurred in the response to this RFI; all costs incurred or associated with responding to this notice will solely be at the expense of the respondent. Not responding to this RFI does not preclude participation in any future solicitation, if any is issued. If an RFP is issued, it will be synopsized on the sam.gov website. It is the responsibility of the potential responders to monitor this site for information pertaining to this requirement. III. Instructions SWRMC is seeking feedback from small or large business concerns who possess an Agreement for Boat Repair (ABR) or Master Ship Repair Agreement (MSRA) who are able to accomplish the drydocking of the YRBM-29 in a local contractor-owned NAVSEA certified drydock within the San Diego, CA area or within the Navy Base San Diego Graving Dock. Due to its current condition, the YRBM-29 is not capable of an open ocean tow; therefore, the barge must remain in its local homeport. The dimensions of the YRBM-29 are as follows: 146 feet and 9-5/8 inches in length by 46 feet and 9-3/8 inches in width and 11 feet 9 inches from the bottom of the keel to the main deck. Displacement: approximately 645 tons. The tentative period of performance is 25 September 2023 through 26 January 2024. The Government is seeking information on potential offerors who have or have access to a local NAVSEA certified drydock (besides the Navy Base San Diego Graving Dock) within the San Diego, CA area that can support the performance period. The Government would like to know if other period of performance dates are available. IV. Timeline The Government would appreciate input and responses NLT 14 calendar days from the date of submission of this RFI. Responses shall not contain any classified information. The Government is not seeking (and will not review any responses that contain) proprietary products, developmental products, proprietary solutions or proprietary acquisition strategy information for this requirement. All submissions will become Government property and will not be returned. V. Contact Information For any questions regarding this RFI, please submit via email to Lisa DeBolt, Contract Specialist, at lisa.m.debolt2.civ@us.navy.mil.
