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CGC Healy ZA40S Sulzer Engine Training Federal contract opportunity
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70Z08525Q0000090
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Department of Homeland Security US Coast Guard

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This Statement of Work outlines requirements for delivering a 5-day advanced Engine ZA40S Sulzer operation and maintenance training course for the US Coast Guard's CGC Healy, scheduled for January 27-31, 2025. The training must cover comprehensive instruction on design, operation, and maintenance procedures for the ZA40S Sulzer marine engine, including hands-on practical exercises and safety protocols.

The training will be conducted at the contractor's facility in the United States, with Wartsila North America INC (Houston, TX) identified as the intended sole-source contractor. Key deliverables include training curriculum materials, technical documentation, practical exercise materials, and completion certificates. The course must cover engine components, built-on systems, fuel/oil/cooling systems, operation procedures, maintenance procedures, and practical training. Responses identifying interest and capability must be submitted to Jason Garris (Jason.A.Garris@uscg.mil) by January 7, 2025, at 11:00 AM PST. The procurement uses NAICS code 611519 and will be a firm-fixed-price contract under FAR Parts 12 and 13.

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Statement of Work

Advanced Engine ZA40S Sulzer Training

1. Purpose and Scope

This Statement of Work (SOW) defines the requirements for delivering an advanced Engine ZA40S Sulzer opera on and maintenance training course. The course provides comprehensive instruc on on the design, opera on, and maintenance procedures for the ZA40S Sulzer marine engine model, targeted at marine and power plant personnel at both opera onal and management levels. This training will ensure par cipants gain the necessary knowledge and prac cal skills for maintaining and opera ng the specified engine.

2. Deliverables and Performance Requirements

Course Materials

The contractor shall provide the following deliverables:

Complete training curriculum and materials in English

Technical documenta on and reference guides relevant to the ZA40S Sulzer engine

Prac cal exercise materials

Safety instruc ons and procedures

Course comple on cer ficates

Daily Schedule

The contractor is encouraged to determine the most effec ve sequence for delivering the course content, but it must follow a logical progression star ng with the course opening and safety procedures, and concluding with the course evalua on and conclusion. The following are the topics to be covered, which must be included in the training, though the exact sequence of topics may vary based on the contractor's approach:

Course opening/registra on

Safety brief

Design and func on of engine and main components

Func on of built-on systems

Fuel, lubrica ng oil, cooling water systems

Control and star ng air requirements

Engine opera on procedures

Opera ng data evalua on

Maintenance procedures

Prac cal training exercises

Course evalua on and conclusion

3. Period of Performance

Course Dates: January 27-31, 2025

Daily Hours: Standard working hours (8 hours per day)

Total Dura on: 5 working days

4. Loca on and Method of Performance

Primary Loca on: The training shall take place at the contractor’s training facility, preferably in the United States, and must be approved by the Government. The contractor must provide details of the proposed loca on, ensuring it is equipped to support the ZA40S Sulzer engine training and meets the necessary safety and opera onal requirements.

Facility Requirements:

Classroom with mul media capabili es

Hands-on training equipment for ZA40S engine

Safety equipment and PPE storage

Break room facili es

5. Roles and Responsibili es

Contractor Responsibili es:

Provide qualified instructors

Supply all training materials

Provide required PPE

Ensure facility readiness

Provide lunch and refreshments

Issue comple on cer ficates

A endee Prerequisites:

Ensure par cipants have basic knowledge of four-stroke diesel engines

Verify opera onal experience of par cipants

Submit par cipant informa on two weeks before course

Ensure par cipant a endance

6. Acceptance Criteria

Successful comple on requires:

Full a endance of all sessions

Demonstra on of prac cal skills

Ac ve par cipa on in hands-on exercises

Comple on of course evalua on

Understanding of engine opera ons and maintenance procedures

7. Security and Confiden ality

Adherence to visitor safety protocols

Protec on of proprietary informa on

Compliance with facility security requirements

No unauthorized photography or recording

Signed confiden ality agreements if required

8. Repor ng Requirements

Daily Reports:

A endance records

Safety briefing comple on

Prac cal exercise comple on

Final Documenta on:

Course comple on cer ficates

Par cipant evalua ons

Training effec veness assessment

Incident reports (if applicable)

9. Legal Compliance

Training must comply with:

Local, state, and federal safety regula ons

Marine industry standards

Equipment manufacturer specifica ons

10. Performance Monitoring

Monitoring methods include:

Daily progress assessments

Prac cal skills evalua on

Par cipant feedback

Instructor evalua ons

Safety compliance checks

Addi onal Considera ons

Course Content Details:

1. Engine Components and Systems:

o Design and func on of engine components o Built-on systems opera on o System requirements (fuel, oil, cooling, air)

2. Opera onal Procedures:

o Engine start and stop procedures o Opera ng parameter evalua on o Performance monitoring

3. Maintenance Training:

o Overhaul procedures o Safety protocols o Prac cal maintenance exercises

Risk Management

Regular safety briefings

PPE requirements

Emergency procedures

Equipment inspec on protocols

Incident repor ng procedures

Contract Type

This is a firm-fixed-price contract for training services, including all materials, instruc on, and cer fica ons as specified above.

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