Attachment 2 - Offered Vessel Characteristic Worksheet.docx

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Pearl Harbor Tugs Recompete
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This is a vessel characteristics worksheet template designed to document the specifications of tugs proposed for the Pearl Harbor Tugs Recompete solicitation. The worksheet requires bidders to provide minimum and/or maximum values across a comprehensive range of vessel parameters essential for harbor support operations at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii.

The template captures critical vessel attributes including flag and classification status, propulsion type, physical dimensions (maximum length overall), operational capabilities (transit speed, endurance, horsepower, and bollard pull), and passenger capacity. Additional requirements address infrastructure and safety systems such as lines, sewage capacity, capstans/winches, surface and subsurface fendering, brow specifications, firefighting equipment, and communication equipment. All proposed vessels must comply with 46 USC 55111 requirements, be U.S. flag vessels, and meet Jones Act compliance standards. This worksheet serves as the primary document through which vendors will demonstrate that their offered tugs meet or exceed the government's minimum specifications for the four time-chartered tugs required to support military sealift operations.

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ATTACHMENT 2-OFFERED VESSEL CHARACTERISTICS SHEET

CHARACTERISTIC
MINIMUM
CHARACTERISTIC
MINIMUM

FLAG

CLASSIFICATION

PROPULSION TYPE

MAXIMUM LENGTH

OVERALL

TRANSIT SPEED

ENDURANCE

HORSEPOWER

BOLLARD PULL

PASSENGER

CAPACITY

LINES

SEWAGE CAPACITY

CAPSTANS/WINCHES

SURFACE FENDERING

BROW

SUBSURFACE

FENDERING

FIREFIGHTING

EQUIPMENT

COMMUNICATION

EQUIPMENT

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