Army Vessel Repairs IDIQ 2010-2013

Award Date 2/1/2010
Last Date To Order 3/31/2013
Shared Ceiling Not listed
Contract Type
Master IDIQ
Predecessor
Not listed
Successors

The Army Vessel Repairs IDIQ 2010-2013 is a multiple award contract vehicle focused on providing comprehensive repair, modification, and maintenance services for various naval vessels utilized by the United States Army. The contract covers an extensive range of maritime assets, including Landing Craft Mechanized (LCM), Landing Craft Utility (LCU), Large Support Vessel (LSV), and other specialized watercraft. Task orders under this contract encompass repair and overhaul work, equipment modifications, parts replacement, and specialized vessel maintenance services aimed at sustaining the operational readiness of the Army's maritime fleet.

The task orders under this contract demonstrate significant variability in scope and value, ranging from small repair interventions around $25,000 to major vessel rehabilitation projects exceeding $20 million. Typical task orders involve specific vessel repairs, such as LCM-8525 repairs, LSV-3 comprehensive repairs, and modifications for vessels like ST-913 and LT-805. The contract's task orders were consistently awarded using firm fixed price mechanisms, with no specific small business set-asides applied. Most task orders were completed within 6-12 months and originated from Army logistics and maintenance commands. The contract vehicle facilitated rapid, targeted repairs for a diverse range of maritime assets, ensuring continuous operational capability for Army watercraft across various mission requirements.

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