Fire Suppression System Inspection 2012-2017

The United States Coast Guard Surface Forces Logistics Center established this Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract for comprehensive fire suppression system inspections across its maritime fleet. The contract specifically covers annual inspection services for fire suppression systems installed on 73 87-foot and 35 110-foot patrol boats. These inspections encompass various fire suppression technologies, including CO2 systems, FM200 systems, and other fixed fire suppression equipment, ensuring the safety and operational readiness of Coast Guard vessels.

Task orders under this contract are consistently small business set-aside awards, with individual delivery orders ranging from $1,000 to $8,887 and focusing on specific vessel fire system inspections. Typical task orders involve annual maintenance and inspection of fire suppression systems on specific Coast Guard cutters like CGC Cormorant, CGC Hawk, Sea Dragon, and various other maritime assets. The task orders demonstrate a geographically distributed inspection approach, with performance locations including Staten Island and various Coast Guard facilities. All task orders are firm fixed-price and have relatively short completion timelines, typically ranging from February to June 2013, indicating a seasonal approach to maritime fire system maintenance. The contract's shared ceiling value of $18,588 suggests a tightly controlled, focused procurement strategy for critical maritime safety infrastructure.