Coast Guard IDIQ for Underwater Body Paint

Award Date 11/4/2014
Last Date To Order 11/4/2016
Shared Ceiling $373K
Federal Agency
Coast Guard
Contract Type
Master IDIQ
Predecessor
Not listed
Successors

The Coast Guard IDIQ for Underwater Body Paint is a master indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract vehicle focused on maritime vessel maintenance and repair services, specifically centered on underwater body painting, drydock repairs, and related preservation work for United States Coast Guard vessels and stations. The contract vehicle enables the Coast Guard to efficiently procure specialized marine maintenance services through a streamlined task order mechanism. Task orders under this vehicle predominantly involve underwater body paint application, jet drive preservation, and comprehensive vessel repair and maintenance activities.

The contract vehicle has been predominantly utilized by two prime contractors: Basic Marine, Inc. and Fraser Shipyards LLC, both of which are certified small businesses. Task orders typically range in value from $35,000 to $105,000, with performance periods spanning approximately 3-6 months. All task orders are designated as Total Small Business set-asides, supporting small business participation in federal maritime maintenance contracts. The work is primarily performed at various Coast Guard stations located in maritime regions, including Wisconsin (Superior) and Michigan (Escanaba, Sault Ste. Marie). The contract appears to support the Coast Guard's fiscal year maintenance cycles, with task orders consistently issued between January and November, indicating a structured approach to vessel maintenance and preservation.

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