Ship And Marine Equipment

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Product Service Code (PSC) 20-P, Ship and Marine Equipment, encompasses a broad range of marine hardware, equipment, and components critical to naval and maritime operations. This category includes specialized items such as marine doors, hatches, seals, actuators, pumps, cooling systems, and other essential ship-related hardware. The products are designed to meet rigorous military specifications and support the functionality, safety, and operational readiness of marine vessels across various government agencies.

Recent federal contract awards under PSC 20-P demonstrate a focus on specialized marine equipment procurement, primarily by the United States Coast Guard, Navy, and Defense Logistics Agency. Contract values range from approximately $5,000 to $15,000, with most opportunities set aside for small businesses, particularly total small business and service-disabled veteran-owned small business categories. Common places of performance include naval shipyards in locations such as San Diego, Norfolk, Charleston, and Baltimore. Frequently awarded entities include specialized marine equipment manufacturers like Michigan Wheel, Quantum Marine Engineering, and Bosch Rexroth, with contracts typically lasting between 30 to 356 days.

Recent federal contract opportunities in PSC 20-P reveal a diverse range of marine equipment needs, including hydraulic pump rebuilds, cooling coil replacements, marine doors and hatches, seal kits, and specialized actuators. The United States Coast Guard Surface Forces Logistics Center, Naval Sea Systems Command, and Defense Logistics Agency are the primary soliciting agencies. Requested products often involve highly technical, mission-critical components for vessels like cutters, submarines, and naval support ships. Performance locations span coastal regions, with a concentration in naval bases and shipyards along the East and West Coasts, including California, South Carolina, and Massachusetts. Many opportunities emphasize strict technical specifications, first article testing, and compliance with military standards.

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