The government needs haul-out, port quarter welding repair, and launch of a 47-foot Motor Lifeboat (MLB 47237) at a haul-out facility within 100 miles of the Coast Guard unit.
Please quote hauling one Coast Guard motor lifeboat, hull number 47237, out of the water, repairing welds on its left rear side, and returning it to the water at your facility within 100 miles of the Coast Guard unit.
Boat: 47 feet 11 inches long, 14 feet wide, approximately 4 to 4.5 feet deep below water, and 40,000 pounds fully loaded, with a 5456 marine-grade aluminum hull.
Equipment: Provide equipment rated for the boat’s size and weight and secure supports for the repair work.
Materials: The Coast Guard provides all welding materials, including welding supplies and repair plate.
Testing: Support Coast Guard inspection and testing after launch and remain available to address problems with your work.
Schedule: Agree on the schedule with the Coast Guard and work continuously after haul-out unless another arrangement is agreed.
Safety: Follow workplace safety rules and marine welding standards; no marine chemist certification is required.
Please confirm availability and send your quote by November 9, 2026.
The original documents
Deadline: November 9, 2026
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What they need
Scope of workHaul the boat out of the water, weld repairs on the port quarter, launch it back, and support Government observation of operational testing.
Vessel specifications47 ft 11 in long, 14 ft beam, 4 to 4.5 ft draft, 40,000 lb full-load displacement, 5456 marine-grade aluminum hull.
Government-furnished materialsThe Government provides all welding materials, and the contractor must receive and inventory them before work starts.
Location requirementThe vendor must maintain a business location within 100 miles of the unit, since overland transport of the vessel is not practicable.
Equipment and safetyHaul-out equipment must be rated for the vessel's size and weight, and the boat must be properly blocked or supported; no marine chemist gas-free certification is needed.
Award and evaluation100% small business set-aside, firm-fixed-price purchase order, evaluated on technical capability, past performance, and price, with quotes emailed to the Contracting Officer citing 52000PR270000277.
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