Basic Ordering Agreement N6264920G0002

The Military Sealift Command of the U.S. Navy has awarded International Marine Company, a for-profit business, a Basic Ordering Agreement (BOA) for boat repair services. Under this IDV contract, the Military Sealift Command has issued numerous firm-fixed-price delivery orders to International Marine Company, valued at over $15 million, for voyage repair availability, emergency repairs, and annual inspections and certifications on vessels in the Navy's Combat Logistics Force and dry cargo/ammunition resupply programs. The work, primarily performed in South Korea, supports the Military Sealift Command's mission to provide ocean transportation of equipment, fuel, supplies, and ammunition to sustain U.S. forces globally. Additionally, International Marine Company holds an IDIQ contract with the Military Sealift Command specifically for the T-AKE 14 Dry Cargo and Ammunition ship program, against which task orders for maintenance and logistics support are issued. No set-aside designations were applied to the delivery orders reviewed.

The BOA and associated task orders demonstrate International Marine Company's role as a prime contractor providing a range of ship repair, maintenance, and logistics services to the Military Sealift Command. This includes repairing motors, certifying liferafts, and performing voyage repair availabilities on vessels such as the USNS Amelia Earhart, USNS Lewis and Clark, USNS Charles Drew, and USNS Washington Chambers while they are deployed to the Pacific region. The contracted work aims to ensure the readiness and operability of the Navy's prepositioning and combat logistics force ships that support global sealift requirements.