47291_PORT_ENGINE_REPAIR_SOW_28MAR24.doc

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This document is a Request for Quotation (RFQ) for the repair of a 6V92 MTU Port Engine for the USCG 47FT Motor Lifeboat with hull number 47291. The scope of work includes disassembly, rebuilding of components, reassembly, and testing of the engine. The solicitation number is 70Z04024QSBPL004700, and the work is to be performed at the USCG IPF Ft Macon, NC facility. The contractor must be registered in SAM.gov and have no adverse financial information or exclusions. Award will be made to the lowest price offeror. Quotes are due by 18 April 2024 at 12:00 pm Eastern DST, and all questions must be submitted in writing by that date to SK1 GABRIEL JASBON. The Defense Priorities and Allocations System (DPAS) ratings are not applicable.

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6V92 Repair SOW

REQUIREMENTS:

(1each) 6V92 MTU Port Engine, NSN: 2815-01-442-4541

DESCRIPTION:

A commercial diesel technician experienced in the overhaul and repair of the USCG 6V92 engines used on the 47’ Motor Lifeboat shall provide labor and consumable parts to perform the repair of the Starboard engine for hull# 47230. The technician shall provide the required credentials to access the US Government facility at:

USCG IPF Ft Macon, NC 2301 E Fort Macon Rd Ft Macon, NC 28512-5633.

SCOPE OF WORK:

6V92 Engine technician to provide labor and consumable parts for the following repair on the Port engine associated with MLB 47291:

1. Disassemble engine:

a. Remove cylinder heads

b. Remove cylinder kits

c. Remove blower

d. Remove and inspect oil pump

e. Remove and inspect relief and reg valve

f. Clean after cooler

g. Clean engine and prep for assembly

2. Rebuild cylinder heads

a. Disassemble heads

b. Clean heads

c. Clean and inspect running gear

d. Resurface heads

3. Rebuild blower:

a. Disassemble blower

b. Clean all parts

c. Install new bearings

4. Reassemble engine with:

a. New main bearings

b. New cylinder kits

c. Reman connecting rods

d. Rebuilt heads

e. After cooler

f. Rebuilt blower

g. Inspected oil pump

h. OIL PAN

5. Fill engines with oil and coolant

6. Adjust valves and injectors

7. Return engine to “A” condition status

8. Ship engine back to IPF Macon

9. Assist with engine install into 47291.

10. Start Engine and check for leaks, vibrations, and proper operation.

11. After engine is up to operating temperatures perform sea trials to break-in engine and ensure repairs are satisfactory.

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