Sheet Metal Work Manufacturing 2015-2016

The Sheet Metal Work Manufacturing 2015-2016 Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract is a master contract awarded by the United States Navy, specifically the Pacific Fleet Forces, for providing habitability materials and renovation services for naval vessels. The contract encompasses a wide range of shipboard interior products, including furniture, fixtures, equipment, curtains, deck coverings, and other materials designed to improve living and working spaces aboard naval ships. These spaces primarily include crew berthing areas, wardrooms, mess halls, officer and enlisted cabins, offices, lounges, recreational spaces, and various utility areas such as supply storage, barbershops, and administrative spaces.

The contract features multiple prime contractors, including Marine & Restaurant Fabricators (a minority-owned business), Pacific Maritime Industries Corp (a Native American-owned business), and JPL Habitability (a veteran-owned business). Delivery orders typically range from approximately $10,000 to $800,000, with most falling between $30,000 and $400,000, and ultimate completion dates generally spanning 3-8 months. The task orders are consistently firm fixed-price delivery orders, with no set-aside designations, and predominantly focus on supporting naval vessels, particularly those stationed in the San Diego region. The primary funding agency is the U.S. Navy's Pacific Fleet Forces, with most work performed in California, specifically in San Diego naval facilities and shipyards, though some orders indicate work in locations like Bremerton, Washington.