Floating Drydocks

PSC Category 1950 (Floating Drydocks) encompasses marine infrastructure equipment and services related to floating docks, maintenance platforms, and naval maritime facilities. These products include courtesy docks, jet docks, pier replacements, and specialized floating platforms for various maritime operations. The category covers equipment used by federal agencies for naval, coastal, recreational, and expeditionary purposes across different environments and operational requirements.

The federal contract awards demonstrate a range of floating dock and maritime infrastructure projects, with contract values spanning from $18,500 to $139,650,747. Key awarding agencies include the Department of the Navy, National Park Service, Department of Agriculture Forest Service, and Department of State. Frequently awarded entities include Jet Dock Systems Inc., Plein Soleil MER Rouge SARL, and Austal USA, LLC. Most contracts are firm fixed-price purchase orders with performance periods ranging from one month to four years. While most awards had no specific small business set-aside, two contracts were designated as Total Small Business Set Aside. Performance locations included domestic sites like Virginia Beach, Lake Mead, and international locations such as Djibouti and Nigeria.

The federal contract opportunities include a pre-solicitation notice from Naval Sea Systems Command for a floating dry dock lease extension and a solicitation from the National Park Service for Lake Mead courtesy dock replacements. The Lake Mead solicitation is a Total Small Business Set Aside with a 240-calendar day performance period, seeking a contractor to deliver, unload, assemble, and place new courtesy docks while recycling existing infrastructure. The pre-solicitation notice indicates a potential sole-source lease extension for an Auxiliary Floating Dry Dock Medium (AFDM 10) to support CNO surface ship maintenance activities.