Waterborne Security Barriers Sustainment
The Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) is seeking multiple contractors for a Waterborne Security Barriers Sustainment contract that will support installation, refurbishment, upgrade, and engineering design of waterfront security barrier systems at various naval activities worldwide. The solicitation covers comprehensive services including passive and active waterfront barriers, port security barriers, mooring systems, and miscellaneous waterfront security systems. Potential contractors will be evaluated primarily on technical capabilities, including management approach, key personnel qualifications, safety performance, and past performance in marine construction and waterfront security. Proposals are due by 12:00 PM local time on 06 June 2025, with the government intending to award the first delivery orders by 30 September 2025. Contractors must submit a 20-page management approach and capability section, with detailed documentation demonstrating their technical expertise and operational readiness.
The contract is set aside for total small business participation and will have a total contract ceiling of $199,000,000, with an initial ordering period of 60 months and potential extension to 120 months. Performance will occur across multiple U.S. locations, including naval bases in the Northwest United States, Hawaii, Guam, and Japan. The solicitation will utilize both firm fixed-price (FFP) and cost-plus-fixed-fee (CPFF) contract line items, with a unique element of developing a "WSB 2.0" waterborne barrier system not currently fielded. Contractors are limited to submitting only one proposal as a prime contractor, and while cost/price is not a primary evaluation factor, offerors must submit cost information to demonstrate understanding of requirements. The contract represents a follow-on to a previous Naval Facilities Engineering and Expeditionary Warfare Center contract, with the government planning to make multiple awards to qualifying offerors.
N00024-25-R-4101 Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command
4/25/25, 4:52 PM Waterborne Security Barriers Sustainment
The Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) intends to issue a solicitation for a multiple-award, indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contract to provide installation, refurbishment, upgrade, and engineering design support for waterfront security barriers, port security barriers, mooring systems, and other related marine facilities at various Navy activities worldwide. The contractor will be required to perform on-site investigations, equipment and material evaluation, underwater inspections, inventory control, and specialized marine equipment and personnel services. Offerors may need to respond in as little as 14 days before the start of operations. The solicitation will include data requirements for the contractor to submit a Project Execution Plan, Accident Prevention Plan, Environmental Protection Plan, maintenance reports, invoices, as-built documentation, and other project management documentation.
This opportunity is set aside for small businesses. The contract is expected to involve primarily the Department of the Navy's Naval Sea Systems Command, and the applicable NAICS code is 488310 - Port and Harbor Operations. The PSC code is 1945-P - Pontoons And Floating Docks. Details on potential award values or budget ranges were not provided in the pre-solicitation notice.
N00024-25-R-4101 Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command
11/21/24, 3:25 PM