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This RFI seeks information on operational dual point davit launch and recovery systems meeting specific capability parameters for USCG cutters. Interested parties must submit responses electronically by July 9, 2025, 5:00 PM EDT, addressing detailed requirements in the document. Responses must be submitted as searchable PDFs, with vendor cutsheets (maximum 10 pages) and collective responses to other items limited to 5 pages per solution. Proprietary information, if submitted, must be clearly marked and provided separately. The USCG will not pay for information or administrative costs associated with responding to this RFI.

This is a Request for Quote (RFQ) for a shore tie assembly. Vendors must have an active SAM. gov registration or provide proof of submission for registration. Deliveries are required by November 12, 2025, FOB destination. All material must be shipped to the specified address and meet packaging requirements (MIL STD **** 1e, MIL STD 129r). Invoicing must be done through the Ipp system (www. ***. *. *). Shipping costs of $100 or more must be accompanied by a separate freight invoice. The US Coast Guard, Surface Forces Logistics Center intends to award a firm fixed price purchase order.

This is a solicitation for the lease of three electric powered low pressure air compressor (LPAC) systems with support services. The revised deadline for responses is June 27, 2025, at 12:30 PM ET. A second set of vendor questions and government responses are attached. The systems will be used to establish a breathing air system, tooling air system, and blast air system at Naval Base New London, Groton, CT. Minimum allowable requirements for the systems are detailed in the statement of work. The solicitation is for commercial items prepared in accordance with FAR subpart 12 and FAR 13 using simplified acquisition procedures.

The notice outlines contract requirements for operations security (OPSEC) at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. Contractors must submit a signed OPSEC plan, via encrypted email or mail, before the availability start date. The plan details procedures for handling sensitive information (classified and unclassified), including restrictions on personal devices, social media, and media releases. The contractor and subcontractors are responsible for avoiding inadvertent disclosure of sensitive information. The notice also mentions a separate attachment with details on ship and boat propulsion components, encouraging qualified vendors to apply. There are requirements for handling controlled unclassified information (CUI) and reporting any unauthorized attempts to obtain or compromise sensitive information. The notice also includes a list of prohibited actions, such as posting sensitive information online, and procedures for handling lost or stolen access badges.

This is a request for information (RFI) to identify vendors qualified to manufacture and deliver Virginia class propulsor forward subassemblies. Interested parties must request classified references within 10 business days of posting. Responses must include a cover letter, a detailed summary of capabilities, a general assembly plan, descriptions of teaming agreements, prior experience, facility security clearances, and DSCA-approved facilities. Responses should also address potential costs to increase manufacturing capabilities. The anticipated award date is September 2026. The contract will be a single-source, definite quantity delivery order contract with a five-year ordering period.