Solicitation No. 693JF724R000001-Amendment No.2.pdf

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This amendment to solicitation number 693JF724R000001 provides responses to questions about a vessel-generated underwater radiated noise comparison study for tugs. The funding limit for the fixed-price awarded contract is $200,000. Proposals must include a statement of total proposed costs. While planning will begin in 2023 and testing is planned for spring 2024, the final timeline and testing date will be determined with the selected contractor based on delivery of the new vessel. The solicitation was issued by the Department of Transportation Maritime Administration to compare underwater noise levels of tug boats.

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Solicitation No. 693JF724R000001 Vessel-Generated Underwater Radiated Noise Comparison Study – Tug Study

RFP Amendment No. 2

The purpose for amendment no. 2 is to respond to the following questions.

Question-3: The cost of the effort is stated as $200k. I am assuming this is fixed price. There is a similar statement for the Casco Bay RFP, but it was later decided that we only needed a statement of the proposed price since the effort is fixed price. Do we need to provide a cost breakdown, and if so how detailed does this need to be?

Response –3: The funding limit for the RFP is $200,000. The award will be made for a fixed price. Proposals must include a statement of the total cost of the proposed effort.

Question -4: The RFP states that planning will start in 2023 and testing will happen in Spring 2024. Since the award will likely come at the very end of 2023 or more likely 2024, will this timeline be shifted at all?

Response –4: The timeline for the testing is related to delivery of the new vessel. The final timeline for the project and testing will be determined with the awardee.

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