STATEMENT_OF_NEED.pdf
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- PROVIDE AIR COMPRESSOR TO THE NOAA SHIP PISCES Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 1333MK26Q0108
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This document is a Statement of Work (SOW) for NOAA Ship PISCES dive air compressor procurement, dated June 2026.
NOAA is procuring a new 460VAC dive air compressor to replace the existing Mako Model MKBC1051N3236. The required compressor is a Mako AC105 model with specifications of 5000 PSI pressure, 8.6 CFM output, 460VAC 3-phase 60Hz power, and 7.5 HP electric motor. The compressor must be outfitted with an automatic drain valve, emergency stop button, hour meter, gauge panel, visual CO/Moisture indicator, Low Oil Pressure Switch, Auto start/stop air pressure switch, and an MK2C Grade E purifier (24,000 CF). The contractor must also provide new high pressure hoses from the compressor to storage cylinders and fill station, tested to 1.5x rated pressure (5,000 PSI), tagged with hose number, service pressure, test pressure, and test date using 316 stainless steel bands. A new technical manual including technical information, parts information, ordering details, drawings, and troubleshooting guides must be provided to the Contracting Officer's Representative (COR). The Period of Performance (POP) extends from award until December 31, 2026. Delivery is required to Gulf Marine Support Facility, NOAA Ship PISCES, 151 Watts Avenue, Pascagoula, MS 39567. Quality assurance requirements include submission of shipping documentation/tracking and compressor documentation to the COR. Technical questions should be directed to Port Engineer Stephen Spindler at Stephen.spindler@noaa.gov or 251.776.3099.
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NOAA Ship PISCES
June 2026
NOAA SHIP PISCES DIVE AIR COMPRESSOR PROCUREMENT
1. SCOPE
1.1. Procure a new 460VAC Dive Air Compressor for NOAA Ship PISCES.
2. REFERENCES
2.1. Mako Brochure
3. GOVERNMENT FURNISHED MATERIAL
3.1. None
4. REQUIREMENTS
4.1. Procure a new 460VAC 8.6 CFM Dive air compressor for NOAA Ship PISCES. The new
Air Compressor shall be comparable to the existing dive air compressor, except that the voltage shall be 460VAC. The existing Dive Air Compressor is a Mako Model
MKBC1051N3236 (Serial Number 5405H1030094). Salient characteristics of the new Dive
Air Compressor are provided below:
Make: Mako
Model: AC105
Pressure / CFM: 5000 PSI, 8.6 CFM
Power: 460VAC, 3 phase, 60Hz, 7.5 HP
Notes: new motor shall be provided, electric driven, air charge enclosed frame
4.2. The new Dive Air Compressor shall be outfitted with an automatic drain valve, emergency stop button, hour meter, gauge panel, visual CO/Moisture indicator, Low Oil Pressure
Switch, Auto start/stop air pressure switch, 7.5 HP motor, MK2C Grade E purifier (24,000
CF).
4.3. Contractor shall also provide new high pressure hoses from the compressor to the storage cylinders and fill station. New high pressure hoses shall be tested to 1.5x rated pressure of
5,000 PSI and be tagged with hose number, service pressure, test pressure, and test date.
Hose tags shall be affixed to each new hose with 316 stainless steel bands.
4.4. Provide a new technical manual including air compressor technical information, parts information, ordering details, drawings, and troubleshooting guides to the COR.
4.5. Ship the parts to the below address:
Gulf Marine Support Facility
ATTN: NOAA Ship PISCES
151 Watts Avenue
Pascagoula, MS 39567
NOAA Ship PISCES
June 2026
4.6. POP is from award until 31 December 2026.
5. QUALITY ASSURANCE
5.1. Submit shipping documentation/tracking to the COR.
5.2. Provide new Dive Air Compressor documentation to the COR
6. NOTES
6.1. Contact Port Engineer Stephen Spindler for all technical questions pertaining to NOAA
Ship PISCES (Stephen.spindler@noaa.gov / 251.776.3099)
END OF SPECIFICATION
mailto:Stephen.spindler@noaa.gov
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