The Master IDIQ contract MSFSC Gauge Calibration and Repair 2010-2015 is a comprehensive contract vehicle for calibration and repair services of gauges on Military Sealift Fleet Support Command (MSFSC) ships. The contract covers a wide range of calibration services for various naval vessels, focusing on precision measurement equipment such as pressure gauges, SO2 gas detection systems, thermometers, and other shipboard instrumentation. The contract was awarded on February 1, 2010, with a last order date of January 31, 2015, indicating a five-year period of performance for gauge calibration and related technical services.
Task orders under this contract are consistently set aside for small businesses and typically range in value from approximately $5,000 to $157,000, with most falling between $10,000 and $100,000. The delivery orders cover calibration services for numerous United States Naval Ships (USNS), including vessels such as the Lewis & Clark, Medgar Evers, William McLean, and Spearhead. The Military Sealift Command appears to be the primary funding agency, with performance locations spanning various naval bases and maritime facilities. While multiple small businesses seem to participate, Angels Instrumentation, Inc. is specifically mentioned as a recurring contractor. The task orders consistently use firm fixed-price pricing and have ultimate completion dates typically ranging from one to six months, aligning with the maintenance and operational readiness requirements of naval vessels.
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