Research_Vessel_Vendor_Capabilities_3.xlsx

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NOAA-NEFSC SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH VESSEL FOR PURCHASE
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This is a vendor capabilities spreadsheet template accompanying a Request for Information (RFI) from NOAA's Northeast Fisheries Science Center for the purchase of a scientific research vessel. The template requests detailed information about vessel specifications including: construction year (must be after 1985), maximum length of 95 feet, steel or aluminum monohull construction, U.S. or foreign flag status, maximum weight of 100 gross tons, and minimum engine output of 500 horsepower.

The spreadsheet covers key vessel requirements such as minimum 7-day endurance, ability to operate in sea state 6 conditions, berthing for 10-12 people, trawling capabilities, and various technical specifications like bow thrusters and fire suppression systems. Vendors must provide compliance information, note any required modifications, and include details about vessel availability, current stability certification, rough cost estimates, and home port location. Responses are due to Amanda Rossiter at NOAA by January 8, 2025 at 2:00 PM ET.

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CAPABILITIES / CHARACTERISTICS VESSEL COMPLIANCE/CAPABILITY, MODIFICATIONS REQ’D, OR COMMENTS

Vessel Configuration and Performance Requirements1. Built after 1985Year Built or New
2. Maximum overall length (LOA) of 95 ft.Maximum LOA
Optional: Other measurements (e.g., beam, draft, etc.)
Optional: Minimum range in nautical miles
3. Steel or aluminum monohull (steel preferred).Hull Type
4. Currently flagged in or the ability to be flagged in the United States. NOAA is interested in foreign-flagged vessels, provided they can meet the requirementsCountry Flagged In
5. Maximum vessel weight shall not exceed 100 gross tons.Maximum Weight
6. Adequate back deck space to accommodate trawl, lines, buoys, coolers, and other sampling gear.Describe back deck space
7. Speed - 1.5 knots at clutch ahead, 9 knots minimum at full aheadTop speed
8. Bow thruster (preferred)Y/N
9. Bilge manifold with intakes in every spaceY/N
10. Minimum continuous output from the main engine(s) of 500 horsepower.Describe engine and/or generator configuration
11. USCG approved fire suppression system, including a fixed system in engine roomY/N
Endurance, Seakeeping, and Accommodation Requirements1. Endurance
Seven (7) days minimumDescribe endurance capabilities
Five (5) days with no discharge or water-making (preferred)Describe discharge or water-making, if any
2. Seakeeping
Able to safely transit in sea state 6 - sustained winds to 30 knots and seas to 12 ftMinimum sea state capability
Stabilization preferred - outriggers, Canadian-style wings, gyro stabilizers, or bilge keelsDescribe stabilization, if any
3. Accommodation
Berthing - 10 minimum, 12 preferredDescribe berthing
Heads (including showers) - 2 preferredNumber of heads
Galley to accommodate 10 persons minimum (preferred)Y/N

Trawl Capabilities 1. Equipment: trawl winches, net drum, gallows and blocks, boom, boom winch, trawl ramp, and/or Gilson winch Describe trawl equipment and capabilities

Other Information1. If used vessel, current home port. If new, location of build site
2. Current stability letterY/N
3. Rough order of magnitude for the cost of the vessel
4. Estimated timeframe of vessel availability
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