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DAY special time charter with ONE 50-DAY option jones ACT

The government needs a special time charter vessel service under a Jones Act-compliant arrangement.

Due
November 3, 2026
2 days left
Location
Florida
Buyer
Department of the Navy
Mschq Norfolk · Department of Defense
NAICS
483112
Deep Sea Passenger Transportation
Notice ID
26R6016
Posted October 31, 2025

The original documents

Deadline: November 3, 2026

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What they need

  • Contract TypeSpecial time charter of a vessel for a base period of 120 days.
  • Option PeriodOne optional extension period of 50 days may be exercised.
  • Jones Act ComplianceVessel must comply with Jones Act requirements (U.S.-flagged, -built, -crewed).
  • Solicitation NumberReference solicitation N3220526R6016 and all attached amendments and Q&A documents.

Past history: who won Deep Sea Passenger Transportation work in Florida

Recent federal contract awards in the same industry in Florida, from USAspending.gov. These are comparable jobs, not earlier rounds of this exact solicitation.

Typical award: $84K to $258Kmiddle half of 5 recent awards · median $115K
Who wonAmountBuyerDate
Makai INCResearch live-aboard dive cruises to complete reef visual census (fish), coral demographic, and benthic assess… $114,500National Oceanic and Atmospheric AdministrationMay 2026
Landry & Kling INCForiegn passenger vessel examiners courses $83,619U.S. Coast GuardApr 2026
Starfleet Marine Transportation, INC.120-DAY special time charter w/ ONE 50 DAY option $1,044,650Department of the NavyJan 2026
Landry & Kling INCForeign passenger vesselexaminer courses $258,092U.S. Coast GuardFeb 2025
Makai INCService, vessel support services for reef fish census, including UP to ONE option year, DRY tortugas national … $75,000National Park ServiceMay 2024

Losing bids are not made public on most government buys, so only the winner and price are shown.