Repair of Motor Generator Sets 2010-2015

Naval Sea Systems Command established this Master IDIQ for AC/DC motor and motor generator set repair services on June 1, 2010, with a final ordering date of May 31, 2015—the vehicle is no longer active and closed to new task orders more than a decade ago. The 115 delivery orders issued under the vehicle obligated the full $2.3 million combined potential value, with ordering concentrated in the 2011–2014 period (21–24 orders per year) before tapering to 12 orders in 2015 as the contract neared expiration.

Work comprised disassembly, cleaning, inspection, and reconditioning of AC/DC motors and motor generator sets, with transport to contractor facilities and condition reporting. Delivery orders funded repair work on individual Navy vessels—USS Leyte Gulf, USS Anzio, USS Kearsarge, USS Normandy, USS Nicholas, USS Mahan, and others across cruisers, destroyers, amphibious assault ships, and carrier platforms including USS Eisenhower. Task-order values ranged from under $1,000 to approximately $145,000, with most orders in the $5,000–$60,000 envelope and typical completion periods of one to four months.

Auxiliary Systems Inc. dominated the vehicle, capturing 108 of 115 orders and $2.2 million of combined potential value (96 percent); Atlantic Ordnance & Gyro, Inc. held the remaining 7 orders valued at $138 thousand. All work was unrestricted (non-set-aside). All 115 orders funded Naval Sea Systems Command programs exclusively, reflecting the vehicle's dedicated Navy logistics function. Work was performed at contractor shop locations after equipment removal from vessels; no geographic concentration by ship homeport is evident in the awards themselves.

Master IDIQ for providing the necessary management, technical services, labor, material support services, equipment and facilities to accomplish repair of AC/DC Motors and Motor Generator (MG) Sets. Work under this vehicle includes transport of removed equipment to a contractor's shop, disassemble, clean, inspect, and report conditions found and, as directed by the Government, recondition AC/DC Motors and Motor Generator Sets.