Latest US Dock Plate Contracts & Bids

The tender involves docking and maintenance work on the IX551 barge. The contractor is responsible for understanding and complying with all requirements specified in the Statement of Work (SOW), including technical drawings and references. The SOW details vessel characteristics, scope overview, definitions, required documents, progress meetings, availability requirements, care of the vessel, workmanship standards, corrective action procedures, inspection requirements, safety procedures, preservation, environmental and hazardous waste management, materials, weight control, label plates, integrated logistic support, gas free procedures, testing, compartment arrival inspections, process control procedures, and technical representative requirements. Additional documents (with deadlines) and participation criteria are required. The process stages, cost of disputes, deadlines for clarifications and objections, and exclusivity for certain types of companies are not mentioned. The deadline for starting services and total delivery of services are not mentioned. The notice includes detailed requirements for vessel transport, government representative office space, vessel care, and preservation procedures. Hazardous waste management and disposal requirements are also specified.

This is a sources sought announcement for a potential future procurement program for the dry docking selected restricted availability (DSRA) of the USS Billings LCS 15. Interested companies should submit a letter of interest by 12:00 PM noon, Eastern Time, on July 17, 2025, addressing specific questions regarding their capabilities and experience. Responses are limited to five pages and should be emailed to the specified addresses. The announcement is for information and planning purposes only and does not constitute a request for proposal (RFP). No costs associated with responding to this notice will be reimbursed.

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.