26R6090_DRYTIME Fuel Consumption Temp.xlsx

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38-Day Dry Cargo Time Charter
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N3220526R6090
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This is a fuel consumption and pricing template for a 38-day dry cargo time charter solicitation. The spreadsheet outlines fuel cost calculations for vessel operations under solicitation N3220526R6090 issued by the Department of the Navy Military Sealift Command. The template is structured to capture fuel consumption data across multiple operational scenarios: fuel underway when laden, fuel underway in ballast condition, auxiliary fuel underway, and fuel consumption while the vessel is idle in port. Each category requires input for the number of days of operation and metric tons of fuel consumed per day. The pricing structure applies a standardized MGO (Marine Gas Oil) rate of $1,500.83 per metric ton, which represents the Fiscal Year 2025 DLA standard fuel price available through the SEACARD Open Market procurement mechanism. The template calculates total fuel costs for each operational category, with all current line items showing zero costs, indicating this is a blank template awaiting completion with actual consumption data and operational parameters specific to the proposed vessel charter.

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2019-0288 Rev. 25.pdf PDF
26R6090_DRYTIME 2026 (02-26).pdf PDF
26R6090 RFP.pdf PDF

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Sheet1

FUEL UNDERWAY AND IN PORT
# of daysMetric Tons/dayFuel TypePrice per metric tonCostTOTAL
(A) Box 68Fuel Underway (laden)$1,500.83$0.00
(B) Box 69Fuel Underway (ballast)$1,500.83$0.00
(A+B) Box 70Fuel Underway (auxillary)$1,500.83$0.00
(C ) 71In Port Idle$1,500.83$0.00
TOTAL FUEL PRICE$ - 0
FISCAL YEAR 2025 DLA STANDARD FUEL PRICES
MGOper metric ton$1,500.83 SEACARD Open Market

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