3389 LCHD-ESS Section D - OCT2025.docx
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This document is Section D of a contract specification focusing on packaging and marking requirements for spare parts. The specification details two storage types for spare parts: "OUTSIDE" storage for extended outdoor periods (two to five years) and "PROTECTED" storage for unheated warehouse storage. Contractors are required to package and mark spare parts with specific identification information, including vessel name, contract number, part name, drawing reference, manufacturer, year of manufacture, and other identifying details.
Marking requirements vary by storage type, with "OUTSIDE" spare parts to be stenciled in contrasting paint with 3-inch high letters in at least three places, and "PROTECTED" spare parts to be fitted with engraved plastic nameplates or similar identification devices. Consumable items like bulbs, filters, paint, and hardware are exempt from detailed marking requirements. The specification provides comprehensive guidelines for preserving, packaging, and identifying spare parts to ensure proper documentation and storage for an extended period.
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SECTION D
PACKAGING AND MARKING
D01 PACKAGING
All spare parts shall be packaged by the Contractor for delivery and storage.
All spare parts shall be shipped to the Place of Delivery location specified in F03 after they have been packaged and marked by the Contractor in accordance with the requirements of this section.
Spare parts and materials are divided into two types based on their manner of long-term storage. All spares and materials shall be preserved for either long term “outside” storage or packaged for long term “protected” storage.
“Consumables” such as bulbs, filters, paint, and hardware shall be stored aboard the vessel and do not need to be marked in accordance with Clause D02.
“OUTSIDE” Storage spare parts and materials are intended to be stored for extended (two to five years) periods of time outdoors. These parts will be preserved with a paint or other preservative coating acceptable to the manufacturer and the COR; all threaded parts will be coated or filled with preservative and plastic pipe caps or plugs inserted.
“OUTSIDE” spare parts shall be fitted with Contractor furnished pallets, or fixtures to raise them off the ground during storage and provide a lifting rig for moving them by crane, forklift, and truck.
“PROTECTED” Storage spare parts are intended to be stored for extended (two to five years) periods of time in unheated warehouses.
“PROTECTED” Storage spare parts shall be coated with paint and other preservative coating systems as recommended by the manufacturer and acceptable to the COR and packaged for mechanical and physical protection as accepted by the Contracting Officer’s Representative.
D02 MARKING
All spare parts and materials shall be marked or labeled by the Contractor.
All “OUTSIDE” spare parts and materials shall be marked with a stencil, in paint of a contrasting color, in at least three places, with letters not less than 3-inches high, with the following information:
VESSEL NAME
CONTRACT NUMBER
NAME OF PART (COMPLETED BY THE CONTRACTOR)
DRAWING REFERENCE (COMPLETED BY THE CONTRACTOR)
MANUFACTURER (COMPLETED BY THE CONTRACTOR)
YEAR OF MANUFACTURE (COMPLETED BY THE CONTRACTOR)
OTHER IDENTIFYING INFORMATION
Alternately, the preceding identification information may be cast into or “written” on the piece in welding electrode in at least two places with letters not less than 1-inch high. The identification information shall be cast into all steel castings provided by the Contractor.
All “PROTECTED” spare parts and equipment shall be fitted with a plastic nametag, engraved plastic nameplate or other device acceptable to the Contracting Officer’s Representative with the following information completed by the Contractor:
NAME OF PART & PART NUMBER
VESSEL NAME
CONTRACT NUMBER
NAME OF EQUIPMENT OF WHICH ITEM IS A PART
DRAWING REFERENCE
MANUFACTURER
YEAR OF MANUFACTURE
OTHER IDENTIFYING INFORMATION
All packaging of components or parts to be shipped for overhaul or repair shall be marked with a stencil, in paint of a contrasting color, in at least three places, with letters not less than 3-inches high, with the following information:
VESSEL NAME
CONTRACT NUMBER
NAME OF PART (COMPLETED BY THE CONTRACTOR)
DRAWING REFERENCE (COMPLETED BY THE CONTRACTOR)
MANUFACTURER (COMPLETED BY THE CONTRACTOR)
YEAR OF MANUFACTURE (COMPLETED BY THE CONTRACTOR)
OTHER IDENTIFYING INFORMATION
In addition, where individual spare parts are packaged in crates or other containers, the crate or container shall be labeled with a stencil, in paint of a contrasting color, on at least three sides. The stenciled labels shall provide the same information as the part identification tag.
Where multiple spare parts are packaged in a crate or container, the requirement for stenciling the crate as stated in the previous paragraph shall apply, but, in addition, the crate shall contain an inventory card affixed to the inside cover of the container. The inventory card shall list each item in the container, including all information on the individual item tags.
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