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Research Vessel with Equipment Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
N00024-22-R-2214
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Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command

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This notice requests capability statements for a research vessel to meet requirements for ocean engineering and remotely operated vehicle support. The Naval Sea Systems Command seeks to award a sole source firm fixed price contract to Vulcan, LLC for the research vessel Petrel but will consider capability statements from other vendors for a similar vessel. Interested parties must submit responses by 12PM EDT on April 28th that include a completed capabilities table comparing their vessel to requirements, vessel specifications and characteristics, experience, and approximate pricing for the vessel and any required modifications. The vessel must accommodate 46 personnel with a minimum working deck area of 100 by 42 feet, station keeping ability of DP-2, 50 ton bollard pull, 13,200 pound knuckle boom crane and laboratory, office and remotely operated vehicle spaces. The North American Industry Classification code for this acquisition is 336612 and the small business size standard is 1000 employees.

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Attachment 1 CAPABILITIES / CHARACTERISTICS REQUIREMENT VESSEL COMPLIANCE/CAPABILITY, MODIFICATIONS REQ’D, OR COMMENTS

Regulatory Body RequirementsClassed under ABS XA1, Offshore Support Vessel, Ⓔ, XAMS, and XDPS-2, or similar
Designed and built in accordance with and complies with the following Statutory Regulations, or similar:

1. US Regulatory Tonnage

2. MARPOL 73/78 (All Applicable Annex’s)

3. US Coast Guard regulations for subchapter “L” Offshore Supply Vessels or subchapter “U” for Oceanographic Research Vessels

4. International Load Line Convention 1966

5. International Tonnage Convention 1969

6. COLREG 1972

7. SOLAS 1974 with amendments (where applicable)

Minimum Length Overall220 feet
Maximum Length Overall300 feet
Maximum Full Load Draft25 feet
Minimum Clear Working Deck Area100 feet long by 42 feet wide
Minimum Working Deck Strength5 metric tons per square meter
Working Deck MaterialSteel
Minimum Sustained Speed at 85% of Max Continuous Rating10 knots (threshold)

12 knots (objective)

Minimum Endurance Range at Sustained Speed5000 nm
Minimum Endurance30 days without replenishment of food and water
Station Keeping AbilityDP-2
Minimum Bollard Pull50 short tons
Main PropulsionConventional Diesel (threshold)

Diesel-Electric (objective)

CraneA knuckle-boom deck crane with a minimum dynamic safe working load of 13,200 pounds with the boom fully extended. The crane shall be capable of reaching all areas of the working deck.
GPSGPS navigation system with WAAS and backup
Depth SounderDual frequency depth sounder (50khz/24khz)
Multibeam EchosounderKongsberg EM710 and Kongsberg EA600, or equal
NavigationIntegrated navigation system

ECDIS

CommunicationsSatellite phone for ship to shore communications
Accommodations ArrangementBerthing for 21 crew and 25 additional personnel for a total of 46 berths at a minimum
HospitalDedicated hospital per 46 CFR Subchapter I
ROVArgus 6000 ROV with BlueView M450 2D multibeam imaging sonar, or similar
AUVRemus 6000 AUV with EdgeTech 2205 sidescan array, or similar
ROV SpaceA minimum of 480 square feet of usable space for ROV operations, control, repair, and storage.
Laboratory SpaceA minimum of 300 square feet of usable, air-conditioned and heated laboratory space interior to the vessel.
Office/Meeting SpaceA minimum of 380 square feet of usable, air conditioned and heated office/meeting space interior to the vessel.
Minimum Service Life20 years upon delivery to the Navy

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