Latest US Mooring Contracts & Bids

The Maritime Administration (MARAD) requires services for the exclusive long-term safe lay berthing of varying RRF vessels near Philadelphia, PA. The contract includes various services such as berthage, security, utilities (electrical, water, sewage), recycling, and trash removal, for a period from 10/01/2025 to 09/30/2035. The contractor is responsible for obtaining permits, licenses, and leases, and must meet specific safety, security, and environmental requirements, including a detailed heavy weather mooring plan, water depth requirements, and fendering specifications. The layberth facility must be located near a full-service port complex with 24/7 availability of ship repair, pilotage, tugs, and bunkering services. The contractor must provide detailed engineering drawings, including a facility drawing and a mooring plan, certified by a professional engineer. The contract also specifies requirements for access roads, parking, accommodation ladders, communications, site inspection boats, oil spill plans, and security measures, including a perimeter fence, security guards, and CCTV cameras. The notice also includes detailed requirements for electrical, water, and sewage services, including metered services and specific technical specifications. The contractor must provide a physical security plan, which must be submitted for approval before final layberth acceptance.

The government anticipates issuing a 100% small business set-aside award for the procurement of a 30ft x 60ft concrete mooring oat. Offerors must complete blocks 12, 17, 23, 24, and 30. Offerors must provide a quality assurance/quality control plan, Precast Prestressed Concrete Institute certification, and drawings of the concrete oat, including overall view, plan view, side view, and top views, view of piling collars, moorage attachments, and locations of bitts, cleats, trenches, and rubbers. Questions regarding the solicitation must be submitted 2 days prior to the offer due date. Proposals will be evaluated according to FAR 52. 2122. The government reserves the right to make a single award to the offeror whose proposal is considered in the best interest of the government. Proposals with less than the entire effort specified may be unacceptable. All proposals must note any exceptions from the solicitation's terms, conditions, specifications, and/or statement of work. The deadline for delivery is no later than November 19, 2025. Site visits are required to measure specific pylon locations for mooring collar installation. Delivery will be by contractor's towing service via waterway through the Hood Canal to Naval Base Kitsap, Bangor, WA, at the security boom, and transferred to the port's workboats for mooring. Vendors requesting base access must register at www. ***. *. *

The US Antarctic Marine Living Resources (AMLR) program intends to award a firm fixed-price contract to Xeos Technologies for the purchase of GPS recovery beacons and subsurface LED flashers. The procurement is a single-source determination under simplified acquisition procedures. Offerors must submit a capability statement including technical capability and cost information by email (Microsoft Word or Adobe PDF) to the specified points of contact. Attachments must be less than 20MB. The government reserves the right to not consider any oral communications or requests for documentation or additional information that only ask questions. The deadline for submission of capability statements is not explicitly stated.

This document is an affirmation and disclosure form for contractors regarding the performance of offshore services, locating state data offshore, or purchasing from Russian institutions or companies. The contractor must provide the names and locations where all services under the contract will be performed and where state data will be located. The contractor must disclose any changes or shifts in location of services before, during, and after contract execution and notify the state immediately of any such changes. The state has the right to terminate the contract if any services are performed or state data is located outside of the United States unless a duly signed waiver from the state has been attained.