MSC Guam Ship Repair 2012-2013

The Department of the Navy Military Sealift Command awarded this Master IDIQ on June 29, 2012, for ship repair services on Military Sealift Fleet Support Command vessels in Guam, with ordering closing on June 30, 2017—nine years and two weeks ago. The vehicle is no longer active; it has been fully obligated at its $23.8 million combined potential value across 466 task orders, with the last order issued on May 3, 2017.

Work contracted spans pipefitting, welding, machinists, electrical work, boiler making and repairing, diesel mechanics, hull damage surveys, piping repairs, crane services, staging, motor rewinding, refrigeration unit servicing, and vessel preservation work. Awarded task orders show a concentration on emergency repairs, vessel maintenance during yard availabilities, and support services for Military Sealift Command auxiliaries including USNS Rappahannock, USNS Sioux, USS Chicago, USS Ohio, USS Topeka, USS Hampton, and USNS Tippecanoe.

Two firms dominate the vehicle: Guam Industrial Services Inc. holds 370 of 466 orders (roughly 79%) with $20 million of the combined potential value, while Gulf Copper & Manufacturing Corporation holds 96 orders (roughly 21%) with $3.8 million. The customer base is heavily concentrated, with Military Sealift Command accounting for 464 orders ($23.7 million) and U.S. Pacific Fleet Forces accounting for only 2 orders ($39 thousand).

All 466 task orders carried a total small business set-aside. Individual task-order values ranged widely, from under $2,000 (such as order 0337 at $1,767.50) to $469,692.32 (order 0343 for USNS Sioux repairs). Median orders clustered in the range of $20,000 to $100,000. Most task orders were issued as firm-fixed-price delivery orders with durations of one to three months. Ordering momentum declined sharply over time: 141 orders in 2013, declining to 15 by 2017, indicating a wind-down of activity in the vehicle's final year. All 466 task orders have been fully obligated.

Place of performance was Guam for the award and throughout the contract term.

The Military Sealift Fleet Support Command, Ship Support Unit has awarded a Master IDIQ for ship repair services for Military Sealift Fleet Support Command vessels in Guam. Ship repair services include but are not limited to: pipefitting, welding, machinists, electrical work, boiler making and repairing, and diesel mechanics, etc.