The indefinite delivery contract awarded by the Naval Sea Systems Command provides ship maintenance, repair and modernization services for the Department of the Navy through multiple delivery orders from 2016 to 2021. Metro Machine Corporation, doing business as General Dynamics Nassco Mayport, holds a prime multiple award contract as part of the NAVSEA SE program to provide maintenance and repair capabilities for various ships homeported in Mayport, Florida. Delivery orders issued to date have ranged from approximately $10,000 to over $2.4M for work aboard vessels including guided missile destroyers, littoral combat ships, and amphibious assault ships at the Mayport facility. Services have involved cleaning, pumping, engineering support, preservation, and availability work performed at the Mayport Navy base, Ponce, Puerto Rico, and overseas locations as needed to sustain the Navy's fleet readiness. No socioeconomic set-asides were specified, and the contract aims to efficiently provide maintenance and modernization for Naval Sea Systems Command assets through indefinite delivery orders over its five year period of performance.
The provided delivery orders indicate the prime contractor continues fulfilling requirements for non-complex and complex repair services on Naval vessels. Examples include cleaning and pumping aboard USS Thomas Hudner, bearing inspection and preservation aboard USS Delbert Black, and engineering work on USS Fort McHenry. Subcontractors have also supported some delivery orders. The contract structure and samples of recent orders suggest the Navy is leveraging the IDV to streamline routine and emergent ship maintenance needs while maintaining domestic and overseas fleet operational availability through the Naval Sea Systems Command indefinite delivery vehicle.
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