The Naval Sea Systems Command awarded multiple indefinite delivery indefinite quantity contracts to Coastal Marine Services, Inc. to provide hullboard lagging services on U.S. Navy ships within 50 miles of San Diego, California. Task orders issued against the contracts call for removal, repair, and installation of hullboard lagging and insulation materials aboard various vessels through March 2025. Locations of performance include naval shipyards and ports in San Diego, California and San Diego County. The total contract value is $24.8 million.
The original solicitation sought capabilities statements from small businesses to provide these hullboard lagging services in support of the Naval Sea Systems Command fleet maintenance program. Task orders awarded to Coastal Marine Services under the contracts include hullboard insulation work on nuclear-powered aircraft carriers, surface combatants, amphibious assault ships and a littoral combat ship through July 2023 at shipyards in San Diego, California. The work aids the Naval Sea Systems Command in carrying out necessary repairs and upgrades to maintain operational readiness of vessels across its carrier, cruiser, destroyer and amphibious ship classes homeported on the west coast.
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