Motor_Boat_Installation_-_Salient_Characteristics_AMD__1_0001.docx
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This salient characteristics document outlines requirements for a new 115HP four-stroke outboard motor with installation for the Oklahoma-Texas Water Science Center in Fort Worth. The motor must be brand name or equal to F115HP, with specific technical requirements including a 25" shaft, power tilt and trim, EFI fuel induction system, 10.0:1 compression ratio, and ability to run on regular unleaded gas with max 10% ethanol blend. Installation requirements include mounting on a 20' aluminum Boulton Powerboat, removal of the existing Yamaha motor, and compatibility with existing systems.
The related solicitation (140G0125Q0016) is a total small business set-aside under NAICS 336612 with a 1,000-employee size standard. Quotes are due around December 3, 2024, with anticipated award by December 9, 2024. Delivery is required within 181 days after order receipt. Installation must occur within 50 miles of Fort Worth, Texas (501 West Felix St.) during regular business hours. Vendors must be registered in SAM.gov to be considered for award, and quotes can be submitted via email to rlanderson@usgs.gov.
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The Oklahoma-Texas Water Science Center (Ft Worth location) requires a certain type of boat motor to fulfill its mission. There are certain times and weather-related conditions that dictate our personnel enter unknown and often dangerous waterways, including rapidly moving floodwaters. To ensure the safety of our personnel and accomplish the mission, we will require a certain kind of boat. Failure to adhere to these strict requirements could be detrimental to the safety and wellbeing of our hydrologists.
Salient Characteristics
Motor:
1. Must be a new F115HP BRAND NAME OR EQUAL, four stroke outboard motor with a 25” shaft, power tilt and trim (replacing a F115HP Yamaha. See attached photos).
2. Must have a full throttle RPM range of 5300 ~ 6300.
3. Must have an EFI Fuel Induction System.
4. Must have a compression ratio of 10.0:1.
5. Must run on regular unleaded gasoline, not to exceed a 10% Ethanol blend.
6. Must have a 3-Star C.A.R.B. rating.
7. Must include a TCI microcomputer ignition system.
8. Must have an electric starting system.
9. Must have a wet sump lubrication system.
10. Must have forward, neutral, reverse gear shift.
11. Must have a 25” shaft length.
12. Must have a degree of tilt of 70°.
13. Must have a degree of trim of -4° through +16°.
14. Must have 26" mounting centers.
15. Must have a steering angle (maximum) of 35° from center, either direction.
16. Must include warranty on all parts and labor.
17. Must be mounted and installed by the vendor onto the 20' aluminum Boulton Powerboat.
18. Must include removal of old 115HP Yamaha motor.
19. Must include all necessary parts, accessories and labor required for mounting on existing motorized jack plate (see attached photos).
20. Mounting and installation must meet Department of Transportation regulations and must work with the other existing systems on the boat (electrical connections, electronic starting system, fuel, and steering system, etc.).
21. Must include all necessary parts, accessories, and labor required for installation.
22. Removal of old motor and installation of the new motor will take place at the contractor’s facility. The facility must be open during regular workday hours and allow inspection of the work as it progresses. Vessel delivery by the USGS is restricted to 50 miles from the following address: 501 West Felix St. Fort Worth, Texas 76115.
23. Old motor must be returned to the USGS and made available for pick-up at the time installation of the new motor is complete.
Attached Reference Photos:
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