25023-BISCAYNE BAY-SOW FOR ANNUAL WATER MIST INSPECTION_edits.docx
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- Solicitation number
- 70Z8526Q024276
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This is a Statement of Work (SOW) for annual inspection services of a Hi-Fog water mist fire suppression system installed on the USCG vessel CGC Biscayne Bay, located in St. Ignace, Michigan. The contractor must be a HI-FOG certified technician and is responsible for setting up the water mist system for testing, conducting the complete system test, and returning the system to normal operation upon completion. The scope includes verifying that all connections, fittings, and equipment within the system are functioning correctly using MPC R-A-13380 as guidance. The contractor is authorized to perform minor adjustments and tuning to restore the system to normal operation only if such actions do not require new parts or incur additional labor costs. Any discrepancies requiring new parts or significant labor beyond standard annual inspection scope must be documented in a Final Service Report and cannot be repaired without Contracting Officer authorization.
The Period of Performance is May 25-28, 2026. The Government Technical Point of Contact is CWO-2 Shane Witko, USCG, CGC Biscayne Bay, located at 1075 Huron Street, St. Ignace, Michigan 49781, reachable at Shane.d.witko@uscg.mil or 958-285-2047. The solicitation number is 70Z8526Q024276, issued by the Department of Homeland Security US Coast Guard. The affected equipment MPCs are R-A-13380, R-M-13373, and R-C-14526.
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STATEMENT OF WORK
CGC BISCAYNE BAY OPFAC: 17504 LOCATION: ST IGNACE, MI
EQUIPMENT: Hi-Fog Water Mist Fire Suppression System
COMPONENT AFFECTED: ANNUAL INSPECTION OF SYSTEM
MPC: R-A-13380, R-M-13373, R-C-14526
Contractor must be HI-FOG certified Technician. Contractor must set up water mist system for testing; complete the water mist system test; and place water mist system back in normal operation once test is completed. Contractor must ensure all connections, fittings, and equipment within the water mist system are operating correctly as well. Contractor shall use MPC R-A-13380 as guidance.
The contractor is authorized to perform minor adjustments and tuning as required to restore the system to normal operation, provided these actions do not require any new parts or incur any additional labor costs.
Any discrepancy found that requires new parts or significant labor beyond the scope of a standard annual inspection shall be documented in the Final Service Report. The contractor shall not proceed with any repairs. The Government Technical Point of Contact (TPOC) will route the report to the Contracting Officer, who is the sole authority for authorizing any work that results in additional cost.
POP: 25MAY26-28MAY26
LOCATION/POC:
Witko, Shane CWO-2 USCG CGC BISCAYNE BAY (USA) Shane.d.witko@uscg.mil Address:
CGC BISCAYNE BAY WTGB (104)
1075 HURON ST
ST IGNACE, MI 49781-0000
958-285-2047
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