James Rankin Z Drive Proportiner Valve - SOW.pdf

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USCGC James Rankin Steering Proportinal Valve
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This Statement of Work (SOW) details a procurement for two Steering Proportional Valves for the USCGC JAMES RANKIN (WLM-555), a US Coast Guard vessel. The urgent requirement stems from a recent dockside availability where a port z-drives hydraulic proportional valve failed, causing a major hydraulic fluid leak attributed to potential valve misalignment during system energizing. With the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) no longer in business and no replacement valves in stock, the vessel is unable to meet full operational commitments.

The SOW specifies that the replacement valves must be configured according to Controlled Enterprise Incorporated VS8640-VB131B specifications, compatible with the Z-Con/Tano steering system. The valves are to be shipped to the USCGC JAMES RANKIN in Baltimore, Maryland, with the vendor contact being MKCS BRIAN DALE. The procurement is urgent, with a request for shipping as soon as possible, and a required delivery date of 30 June 2025. The solicitation is issued by the Department of Homeland Security US Coast Guard, with the solicitation number 70Z08525Q0019390.

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SOW for Steering Proportional Valve

USCGC JAMES RANKIN (WLM-555)

1. Background: Request product line procures replacement valve or fund overhaul of existing valve. SF just completed a dockside availability and believes that there may have been a misalignment with valves prior to energizing the Z-Drive system due to contractor interference in the system. While op testing ships propulsion close to the conclusion of the availability, ships force responded to failure of the port z-drives hydraulic proportional valve and a major hydraulic fluid leak. Further troubleshooting suggests internal seal failure. SFLC does not have any replacement Steering Proportional Valves on hand and OEM is no longer in business. Cutter is currently unable to meet full operational commitments.

2. SFLC engineering recommends replacing both Port and STBD Steering Proportional Valves to be the same configuration

3. Steering Proportional Valves to be configured IAW Controlled Enterprise Incorporated VS8640-VB131B. The valve is identified in CG Tech Pub Appendix A.9 (attached) and compatible with Z-Con/Tano steering system described in TP: 3605C (attached).

4. This solicitation is to provide:

Steering Proportional Valve

QTY: 02

5. Vendor to ship Steering Proportional Valves to:

USCGC JAMES RANKIN

ATTN: MKCS, BRIAN DALE

2401 HAWKINS POINT RD

BALTIMORE, MD. 21226

6. Request shipping ASAP

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