Cosmetic Government Bids & RFPs

The solicitation is for the repair and maintenance of the berthing and messing barge YRBM57 at Yokosuka Naval Base. The work includes various tasks outlined in the work specifications package. Proposals are due by January 26, 2026, at 10:00 AM Japan Standard Time. Offerors must possess a current U. S. Navy MSRA or ABR agreement. The government intends to award without discussions. The contractor must submit an itemized breakdown of the total price proposal. The contractor is required to submit a production schedule. The contractor shall provide a unique item identifier for the delivered items. The contractor shall comply with 29 CFR ****, occupational and health standards for shipyard employment. The contractor shall extend to the government the full coverage of any standard commercial warranty. The contractor shall not provide controlled unclassified information to anyone except srfjrmc employees, other department of defense dod employees or u. s. dod contractors requiring the data for accomplishment of an srfjrmc business processes unless the data is marked distribution statement a approved for public release: distribution is unlimited or has been approved for unrestricted public release by the commanding officer of srfjrmc or commander u. s. naval forces japan comnavforjapan public affairs officer pao. The contractor may request the lay down space adjacent to the ship yard in yokosuka naval base. If ship repair work is being performed in and around potentially significant historic buildings and structures cultural properties such as dry docks 1 through 6 and cave 682 in yokosuka base, the contractor shall avoid changing the original materials and finishes used in the properties. The government will evaluate proposals for award purposes by adding the proposed price for all clins which will determine the total evaluated price. The government will analyze the total evaluated price in accordance with far ****, to determine fair and reasonable pricing. Technical acceptability will be determined by evaluating the total number of proposed labor hours prime and subcontractor and proposed material and other costs. The technical acceptability will be rated as either acceptable or unacceptable. To be determined technically acceptable, the number of labor hours and material and other costs proposed by the offeror must be sufficient to reflect an understanding of, and ability to complete, the scope of work. The government will evaluate the proposal against the technical requirements using the ratings and descriptions outlined in table m1. Any offeror who do not possess an active msra or abr, or does not agree to execute a master agreement msraabr before award of a job order, will be rated as technically unacceptable and will not be eligible to receive an award.