Latest US Docking Contracts & Bids

The tender involves docking and maintenance work on a vessel (YT810 Deception). The contractor is responsible for various tasks, including vessel transportation, cleaning, repairs (hull, valves, decks, machinery, etc. ), inspections (ultrasonic, visual), preservation, and care of the vessel. Weekly progress meetings are required, along with specific reports (e. g. , condition found, inspection discrepancy reports, gas free certifications). Additional documents, like lists of subcontractors, manufacturers' representatives, welder qualifications, and safety data sheets, are required. The contractor must comply with all relevant safety regulations (OSHA, etc. ) and environmental protection laws. The tender also specifies availability requirements for the contractor, including providing a dedicated office space and parking for government representatives. The notice details specific procedures for docking, undocking, and shifting the vessel, including blocking plans, stability calculations, and conferences with government representatives. The tender also includes requirements for materials, weight control, label plates, integrated logistic support, and testing. The estimated hazardous waste associated with the work is listed.

Industry day for sustainment of the Tuwaiq class ships. Responses are due by 3:00 PM EST on July 25, 2025. The government is seeking information on potential sources for systems engineering integration (SEI). Attendees must provide capabilities and experience supporting the listed systems. All costs associated with attending are at the responding party's expense. A future RFI may be issued. Responses are not offers and will not form a binding contract. Information requested includes company name, address, point of contact, CAGE code, email address, webpage, unique entity ID, and attendance list.

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 Request for Quote (RFQ) for a shore tie assembly. The US Coast Guard, Surface Forces Logistics Center requires 2 shore tie assemblies (3p sp 90 degree receptacle w 1 sw 20ft, cable type: thof500e, part nbr: ****, nsn: cage code part number: ****). Delivery is required by November 12, 2025, FOB destination. All material must be shipped to the specified address. Vendors must have an active SAM. gov registration or provide proof of submission for registration. Payments are net 30 and processed through ipp. gov. Invoices must contain specific information. Shipping costs of $100 or more must be accompanied by a separate freight invoice. The order is subject to various FAR clauses.

This tender seeks proposals for the installation of a manual transfer switch with integrated portable generator docking provisions at three lift stations in Sugar Land. Key events include a pre-bid meeting (non-mandatory), questions deadline (July 10, 2025), and bids due (July 24, 2025). Alternate bid items may be considered depending on city funds availability.