SOW Polar Star Tug FY24.docx
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- USCGC Polar Star Seattle Tug Services FY24
- Solicitation number
- 14501FY24TUGSERVICES
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This document is a Statement of Work (SOW) for the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Polar Star's request for two tugs to assist with arrival at Pier T46 in Seattle, WA on August 23, 2024 (subject to change). The contractor will provide the labor, materials, and equipment to perform this service. Key ship characteristics are provided, including length overall, maximum beam, navigational draft, and displacement.
The related federal contract opportunity is a solicitation (Solicitation Number: 14501FY24TUGSERVICES) for USCGC Polar Star tug services in Seattle, WA for fiscal year 2024. This is an unrestricted set-aside with a NAICS code of 488330. The contract type will be a firm-fixed-price performance-based service contract. The government will award to the responsible offeror whose technically acceptable quote is the lowest price. Quotes should be emailed to the points of contact provided.
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S TATEMENT OF WORK FOR CGC POLAR STAR ASSIST
1.0 SCOPE
1.1 S cope of work. The purpose of this statement of work (SOW) is to describe US Coast Guard Cutter Polar Star’s request for two tugs to arrive at Pier T46 in Seattle, WA
1.2 D ate and Time of Performance. 23AUG2024* SUBJECT TO CHANGE / Time Alongside 0900* SUBJECT TO CHANGE
1.3 P lace of Performance: Pier T46, Seattle WA 98134
1.4 P OC: Joseph Legan
Phone: (206) 217-6260 Email: Joseph .M.Legan@uscg.mil
2.0 REQUIREMENTS
Contractor will provide the labor, materials and equipment to perform the following:
2.1 Two tugs to assist CGC Polar Star arrival to Pier T46, Seattle WA
3.0 SHIP CHARACTERISTICS
3.1 Length Overall: 399ft
3.2 Max Beam: 83.5ft
3.3 Navigational Draft: 36ft
3.4 Top of Mast above waterline: 135ft
3.5 Displacement (full load): 13,190 long tons
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