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- N0016423Q0091
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This document outlines requirements for a crane rental contract at a Navy test facility. The Naval Surface Warfare Center Crane Division requires lifting services for heavy weight shipboard shock testing at its Lake Glendora Test Facility over a 120 day period from June 2023 through September 2023. The crane must be able to lift 100,000 pounds at 80% capacity and reach a radius of 50 feet from center. Key lifts include a 16 foot wide, 22 foot long, 8 foot tall steel box from shoreline to water and back. The crane will be on site up to 176 hours per month. The contractor must provide a licensed operator and ensure technicians meet all regulations. The contract may be extended an additional 120 days. The Navy will provide the shock barge, shoreline power, and lifting sling. The solicitation number is N0016423Q0091 with a response due date of March 29, 2023.
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Statement of Work For Lake Glendora Test Facility Crane Rental Contract
1.0 Scope
The Crane Division of the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC Crane) Lake Glendora Test Facility has a requirement for lifting services for Heavy Weight Shipboard Shock Testing. Lifting will consist of installing Floating shock Platform (FSP) and removing FSP from the water regularly. Lifting will require a full sized crane.
This requirement is to establish routine lifting operations for a period of 120 days. (An expected 20 working days per month for 4 months.).
This is required to be available no later than June 1, 2023.
2.0 Requirements:
Crane Requirements
· Must be able to lift 100,000 lbs. at 80% capacity
· Must be able to reach approximately 50’ radius from center of crane to point of placement in the water
· Operation 1: Lift 16’ W X 22’ L X 8’ H steel box from shoreline into the water. This will take place on day 1.
· Operation 2: Lift 16’ W X 22’ L X 8’ H steel box from water onto the shore. This may take place a day or two after operation 1.
· Crane will sit on gravel pad adjacent to water’s edge next to a concrete loading wall.
· Will be on-site and operational maximum of 176 hours per month Technician Requirements
· Vendor will provide licensed and certified Operator
· Vendor will ensure all technicians on –site are compliant with all state and local regulations and trainings Set-up/ Tear-down
· Vendor will arrange all transportation and road permits needed to transport crane to and from LGTF.
Options
· Contract may be extended for an additional 120 days (an expected 20 working days per month for 4 months), excluding set-up/tear-down charges if exercised.
3.0 Government Furnished Property (GFP).
(1) Heavy-Weight Shipboard Shock Barge
(2) Shoreline Electrical Service
(3) 4 Legged Lifting Sling compatible with FSP
4.0 Government Furnished Facilities (GFF).
NSWC Crane, Lake Glendora Test Facility
5.0 Special Considerations.
Government personnel will be available to answer technical questions.
Site visit to inspect FSP and define locations of installation to be scheduled, see instructions with RFQ.
Onsite Equipment - None provided
6.0 Contract and Technical Points of Contact.
Technical Point of Contact:
Dennis Cecil 812-268-5992 dennis.r.cecil.civ@us.navy.mil
7.0 Place of Performance
The Primary place of performance shall be:
Lake Glendora Test Facility 2588 East County Road 300N Sullivan, IN 47882
8.0 Period of Performance
Period of Performance shall be 120 days from delivery.
9.0
10.0 Lake Glendora Test Facility (LGTF) personnel will provide final inspection and acceptance of work.
Evaluation Criteria includes execution of necessary lifts and performance of vendor to meet government requirements in a timely manner.
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