DRYTIME Fuel Consumption Temp.xlsx

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85-Day Dry Cargo Time Charter Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
N3220524R4010
Issued by
Department of the Navy Military Sealift Command

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This spreadsheet contains fuel consumption and pricing details to support an 85-day dry cargo time charter solicitation from the Department of the Navy's Military Sealift Command. The spreadsheet calculates fuel costs for underway and idle periods based on metric tonnage consumed per day and standard fiscal year 2024 fuel prices from the Defense Logistics Agency of $1,141.39 per metric ton of MGO. Specifically, it estimates fuel costs for laden and ballast underway periods along with auxiliary and in-port idle fuel usage. The total estimated fuel price is shown as $0 since no consumption details are provided. The related solicitation seeks offers for an 85-day dry cargo time charter and was issued as a competitive procurement under solicitation number N3220524R4010.

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24R4010 A0002 Ext Closing.pdf PDF
24R4010 A0001.pdf PDF
FAR 52.212-3.pdf PDF
DRYTIME PART II FAR 52.212-4.pdf PDF
DRYTIME PART X FAR 52.212-1.pdf PDF
N3220524R4010 RFP.pdf PDF
24R4010 Attachment E.xls XLS spreadsheet
FAR 52.209-5.pdf PDF

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Sheet1

FUEL UNDERWAY AND IN PORT
# of daysMetric Tons/dayFuel TypePrice per metric tonCostTOTAL
(A) Box 68Fuel Underway (laden)$1,141.39$0.00
(B) Box 69Fuel Underway (ballast)$1,141.39$0.00
(A+B) Box 70Fuel Underway (auxillary)$1,141.39$0.00
(C ) 71In Port Idle$1,141.39$0.00
TOTAL FUEL PRICE$ - 0
FISCAL YEAR 2024 DLA STANDARD FUEL PRICES
MGOper metric ton$1,141.39 SEACARD Open Market

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