Yanmar Parts IDIQ

Award Date 6/14/2016
Last Date To Order 9/20/2021
Shared Ceiling $8.9M
Federal Agency
Coast Guard
Contract Type
Master IDIQ
Predecessor
Not listed
Successors

The Yanmar Parts IDIQ is a master contract established by the United States Coast Guard Surface Forces Logistics Center to provide Yanmar diesel engines, parts, and components for supporting various small boat platforms, including the CB-OTH 23' MK II, CB-OTH 23' MK III, SRP-23', CB-M-17', and CB-M 17' vessel classes. The contract vehicle enables the Coast Guard to procure critical maritime engine resources through a streamlined procurement mechanism, allowing for flexible ordering of specific parts, components, and complete engine systems as needed to maintain operational readiness of its small boat fleet.

The contract vehicle primarily features delivery orders issued to Mack Boring & Parts Co., a small business Subchapter S Corporation serving as the primary maritime engine parts distributor. Task orders range significantly in value, from as low as $25 to as high as $704,610, with most orders focusing on procuring specific Yanmar engine parts, replacement components, and occasional full engine purchases. The majority of delivery orders are set aside as Total Small Business contracts and are consistently priced as firm fixed-price agreements. Performance locations typically include Union, New Jersey, where Mack Boring & Parts Co. is headquartered. The contract appears to have been active from June 2016 through at least September 2021, with a shared ceiling value of $8,901,739, demonstrating a substantial commitment to maintaining the Coast Guard's small boat engine infrastructure through a dedicated parts supply mechanism.

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