The Naval Sea Systems Command awarded an indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract to Chesapeake Machining & Fabrication, Inc. for machining and fabrication requirements. Over its potential $50 million value and September 2020 to 2030 period of performance, the multiple-award contract supports ship and submarine construction programs through the delivery of machined components, fabricated structures, and associated engineering services from awardees.
Under this contract vehicle, Chesapeake Machining has received several delivery orders to date. Orders valued from $365,754 to $6.3 million involve the production of assemblies, structures and specialized parts for naval vessels and strategic systems. Delivery locations include Baltimore, Maryland, with periods of performance from 2021 through 2025. Order descriptions indicate support for shipbuilding, maintenance, and foreign military sales programs. Some orders were set aside partially or fully for small businesses, while others specified no set aside. Funding agencies encompass Naval Sea Systems Command and Strategic Systems Programs.
The original solicitation sought proposals for indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contracts to provide various machining and fabrication services supporting air and missile defense, command/control, and sensor systems for Naval Sea Systems Command. A 100% small business set aside, the solicitation anticipated awarding multiple contracts to handle complex machined items up to 100,000 pounds and 40 feet over five-year base periods plus five one-year options.
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