Latest US Underwater Inspection Contracts & Bids

The project involves underwater inspections of three bridges in the Yuma, AZ area. The contractor must provide personnel, perform visual/tactile inspections, detailed inspections with partial cleaning, and report writing. Reports are due 90 calendar days after inspection completion. Specific outage windows are anticipated for each bridge between December 27, 2025 and December 30, 2025. The contractor must submit a detailed inspection schedule within 14 calendar days of task order award, and updated schedules monthly. A time impact evaluation is required within 14 days of any change or delay. The government will review submittals within 21 calendar days. The contractor must comply with various safety standards (OSHA, Reclamation Safety and Health Standards, FHWA, and HECP). A coordination meeting is required prior to inspection initiation. The contractor must provide a record of all meetings, discussions, etc. within 5 business days. Dive plans, inspection plans, certifications, and medical clearance letters are required submittals. If inspection team members are substituted, updated submittals are required. The government will provide a template for the inspection report. The bridge inspection team leader must sign the report. If the team leader is not a PE engineer, a reviewer must be a PE engineer and certified bridge inspection team leader. The contractor must permit government access to facilities and be escorted by a Reclamation employee.

The procurement is for 11 units of underwater sound equipment. The agency anticipates receiving a single acceptable offer from a specific source. Other capable firms may contact the government point of contact to express interest. All contractual documents are considered issued by the government upon deposit in the mail, transmission by facsimile, or other electronic commerce methods. Early and incremental deliveries are accepted and preferred.

The notice seeks proposals for the repair of a ship's propeller underwater in Pascagoula, MS. The repair must be approved by ABS and NOAA. The vendor must have prior approvals and documented past performance in similar repairs.

This solicitation is for the repair of existing underwater sound equipment. Offerors must have access to the data needed to repair the part, as the data is not usually owned by the government. Authorized distributors of the original manufacturer's item are to be considered. All quotes must include cost factors for IUID, CAV asset processing, and packaging. Offerors must have a valid US security clearance of classified or higher to respond to this RFQ announcement. The material supplied must be mercury-free. Applicable documents, including MIL STD 129 and ISO ****, are required. The contractor is responsible for all inspection requirements, and records must be kept for 365 calendar days after final delivery. Ordering information for document references is included as an attachment. The Department of Defense Single Stock Point (DODSSP) provides product information.