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Galliano Marine Service, L.L.C., a division of Edison Chouest Offshore, was awarded a Multiple-Award Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (MA IDIQ) contract by the United States Coast Guard (a civilian agency under the Department of Homeland Security) to provide command, control, and logistics support services in support of Coast Guard missions. The contract has a ceiling value of $99,000,000 and spans five 12-month ordering periods from April 1, 2026, through March 31, 2031. This unrestricted, open competition procurement involves vessel time charter lease services for U.S.-built vessels capable of supporting Coast Guard operations across multiple geographic areas including the Caribbean Basin, Gulf of America, Pacific Area, and Polar Regions. The contractor is responsible for maintaining 94.5% vessel availability, conducting four-week crew rotations, supporting 30-day at-sea operations without resupply, accommodating 12 Coast Guard personnel with appropriate berthing and operational facilities, and providing specialized services such as at-sea refueling.
The vessels must meet specific technical requirements including 600 cubic feet of dry storage, 600 cubic feet of refrigerated storage, 300 cubic feet of frozen storage, and 12,000 gallons of potable water capacity. Initial Task Order 1 is structured with a 6-month base period and a 6-month option period, utilizing a hybrid pricing structure combining Firm Fixed Price and Cost-Reimbursement components, with estimated costs of $1,400,000 per period for consumables and outfitting plus $400,000 per period for travel. The solicitation, which was posted as a pre-solicitation notice on December 1, 2025, requires offerors to submit proposals for at least two vessels complete with day rates, technical specifications, and detailed management plans addressing crew rotations, maintenance downtime, and quality assurance protocols. Evaluation criteria include price, technical capabilities, management plan, and past performance, with a minimum guaranteed award of $10,000 per contract.
Galliano Marine Service, L.L.C.
$99.0m 4/1/26 3/31/31 3/26/26 70Z02326D93280004
Hornbeck Offshore Operators LLC was awarded a Multiple-Award Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (MA IDIQ) contract by the United States Coast Guard to provide command, control, and logistics support services in support of Coast Guard missions. The contract, effective April 1, 2026, through March 31, 2031, carries a ceiling value of $99,000,000 across five consecutive 12-month ordering periods, with a minimum guaranteed award of $10,000 per contract. This unrestricted, non-set-aside procurement was competitively awarded to multiple contractors and requires the provision of time charter lease services for U.S.-built vessels capable of supporting Coast Guard operations across the Caribbean Basin, Gulf of America, Pacific Area, and Polar Regions. The solicitation required offerors to propose at least two vessels complete with day rates, technical specifications, and comprehensive management plans.
The contracted vessels must meet specific operational and technical requirements including maintaining 94.5% availability, conducting four-week crew rotations, supporting 30-day at-sea operations without resupply, and accommodating 12 Coast Guard personnel with appropriate berthing and operational facilities. Vessel capabilities must include 600 cubic feet of dry storage, 600 cubic feet of refrigerated storage, 300 cubic feet of frozen storage, and 12,000 gallons of potable water capacity, along with specialized services such as at-sea refueling support. The initial task order is structured as a 6-month base period with a 6-month option period and includes estimated costs of $1,400,000 per period for consumables and outfitting plus $400,000 per period for travel, utilizing a hybrid pricing structure combining Firm Fixed Price and Cost-Reimbursement components. Contractor performance will be evaluated based on price, technical capabilities, management plan quality, and past performance metrics relevant to maritime transportation and logistics support operations.
Hornbeck Offshore Operators LLC
$99.0m 4/1/26 3/31/31 3/26/26 70Z02326D93280001
Bordelon Marine, L.L.C. has been awarded a Multiple-Award Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (MA IDIQ) contract by the United States Coast Guard (USCG), a civilian agency under the Department of Homeland Security, to provide command, control, and logistics support services in support of Coast Guard missions. The contract carries a ceiling value of $99,000,000 with a period of performance spanning five 12-month ordering periods from April 1, 2026, through March 31, 2031. This unrestricted, multiple-award procurement involves time charter lease services for U.S.-built vessels capable of supporting Coast Guard operations across the Caribbean Basin, Gulf of America, Pacific Area, and Polar Regions. The contract requires vessels to maintain 94.5% availability, accommodate 12 Coast Guard personnel with appropriate berthing and operational facilities, support 30-day at-sea operations without resupply, conduct four-week crew rotations, and provide specialized services including at-sea refueling.
The initial Task Order 1 is structured as a 6-month base period with a 6-month option period, with estimated costs of $1,400,000 per period for consumables and outfitting plus $400,000 per period for travel, utilizing a hybrid Firm Fixed Price and Cost-Reimbursement pricing structure. Offerors were required to submit proposals for at least two vessels with day rates, technical specifications, and detailed management plans addressing crew rotations, maintenance downtime, and quality assurance protocols. Vessels must be equipped with specialized storage and supply capabilities, including 600 cubic feet of dry storage, 600 cubic feet of refrigerated storage, 300 cubic feet of frozen storage, and 12,000 gallons of potable water capacity. Contract awards are subject to a minimum guaranteed value of $10,000 per contract, with evaluation criteria encompassing price, technical capabilities, management plan, and past performance. Bordelon Marine's selection reflects its established experience providing marine transportation services and specialty vessel operations to the Department of the Navy and other federal agencies.
Bordelon Marine, L.L.C.
$99.0m 4/1/26 3/31/31 3/26/26 70Z02326D93280003
The United States Coast Guard, a civilian agency under the Department of Homeland Security, awarded a multiple-award indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity (MA IDIQ) contract to Federated Maritime LLC on April 1, 2026, with an ultimate completion date of March 31, 2031. This contract, valued at $99,000,000 with a minimum guaranteed award of $10,000 per contract, procures command, control, and logistics support services in support of Coast Guard missions. The contract was competitively awarded with no set-aside designation and spans five 12-month ordering periods. Federated Maritime LLC, a maritime transportation and logistics provider specializing in ocean cargo and vessel charter services, will serve as the prime contractor delivering these services globally across operational areas including the Caribbean Basin, Gulf of America, Pacific Area, and Polar Regions.
The primary deliverable under this MA IDIQ contract is time charter lease services for U.S.-built vessels capable of providing transportation and logistics support to Coast Guard operations. Contractors must supply vessels meeting specific operational requirements, including 94.5% vessel availability, four-week crew rotations, 30-day at-sea operational capability without resupply, accommodating 12 Coast Guard personnel, and specialized services such as at-sea refueling. Initial task order specifications require vessels to provide 600 cubic feet of dry storage, 600 cubic feet of refrigerated storage, 300 cubic feet of frozen storage, and 12,000 gallons of potable water capacity. The first task order is structured as a six-month base period with a six-month option period, utilizing a hybrid pricing structure combining firm fixed price and cost-reimbursement components, with estimated costs of $1,400,000 per period for consumables and outfitting plus $400,000 per period for travel. Performance will be evaluated on price, technical capabilities, management plans addressing crew rotations and maintenance protocols, and past performance in meeting operational requirements.
Federated Maritime LLC
$99.0m 4/1/26 3/31/31 3/26/26 70Z02326D93280005
Thayermahan, Inc. has been awarded a Multiple-Award Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (MA IDIQ) contract by the United States Coast Guard to provide command, control, and logistics support services in support of USCG missions. The contract, valued at $99,000,000 with a period of performance from April 1, 2026, through March 31, 2031, represents a five-year engagement structured around five 12-month ordering periods. The initial Task Order 1 establishes a 6-month base period with a 6-month option period and estimated costs of $1,400,000 per period for consumables and outfitting plus $400,000 per period for travel. The contract utilizes a hybrid pricing structure incorporating both Firm Fixed Price and Cost-Reimbursement components, with a minimum guaranteed award of $10,000 per contract. No set-aside designation applies to this multiple-award procurement, which was conducted as an unrestricted competition open to all responsible sources.
The procurement specifically focuses on time charter lease services for U.S.-built vessel(s) capable of providing transportation and logistics support across the Caribbean Basin, Gulf of America, Pacific Area, and Polar Regions. Contractor performance requirements include maintaining 94.5% vessel availability, conducting four-week crew rotations, supporting 30-day at-sea operations without resupply, and accommodating 12 Coast Guard personnel with appropriate berthing and operational facilities. The vessel must provide specialized capabilities including 600 cubic feet of dry storage, 600 cubic feet of refrigerated storage, 300 cubic feet of frozen storage, 12,000 gallons of potable water capacity, and at-sea refueling services. Contract evaluation criteria encompass price, technical capabilities, management plan (addressing crew rotations, maintenance downtime, and quality assurance protocols), and past performance, with proposals required to include at least two vessels complete with day rates and detailed technical specifications.
Thayermahan, Inc.
$99.0m 4/1/26 3/31/31 3/26/26