Juniper Class Buoy Tender Drydock 2010

The Juniper Class Buoy Tender Drydock 2010 Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract was established by the United States Coast Guard (USCG) for the drydocking and decontamination of seagoing buoy tenders that had been demobilized from the Deepwater Horizon oil spill response mission in the Gulf of Mexico. The contract vehicle was designed to quickly address post-mission maintenance and cleaning requirements for multiple 225-foot class buoy tenders that had been engaged in environmental response operations. The primary objective was to provide a flexible contracting mechanism to support the rapid and comprehensive decontamination of vessels following their critical environmental intervention efforts.

The task orders under this IDIQ were consistently focused on post-mission decontamination and drydocking of specific Coast Guard vessels, including the CGC Cypress, CGC Aspen, CGC Juniper, CGC Elm, and CGC Walnut. Each task order was competitively awarded with a firm fixed price, ranging from approximately $791,749 to $1,482,135, and typically had a performance period of about 20-30 days between September and December 2010. All task orders were directly related to the Gulf Oil Spill 2010 National Interest Action, with no specific small business set-asides applied. The contract demonstrated a focused, mission-specific approach to vessel maintenance, likely involving specialized marine services contractors capable of performing complex decontamination and drydocking services in the Gulf Coast region.