Att 1 - DRAFT J-1 P-TSV Specification 12_14_23.pdf

PACIFIC TRAINING SUPPORT VESSEL (P-TSV) 5

SPECIFICATION

11 DECEMBER 2023 10

ATTACHMENT J-1

DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY

PROGRAM EXECUTIVE OFFICE, UNCREWED AND SMALL

COMBATANTS

WASHINGTON, DC 20376 30

PACIFIC TRAINING SUPPORT VESSEL SPECIFICATION - DRAFT

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TECHNICAL AUTHORITY APPROVAL:

_______________________________________ Date: ________ Mr. Carey J. Filling Chief Systems Engineer (Ships)

(NAVSEA 05D) 10

PROGRAMMATIC AUTHORITY APPROVAL: 15

_______________________________________ Date: ________ Mr. Peter Herrman 20 Assistant Program Manager FMS Boats and Craft

(PMS300)

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Revision History

Revision Date Pages Description

Draft 12/11/2023 All Initial draft issue

Draft 12/14/2023 9, 12 Updated Section 3.070a and Table 5.070c-1 to clarify acceptable propulsion arrangements.

TABLE OF CONTENTS 1

1.000 SCOPE .................................................................................................................................5 2

2.000 DOCUMENTS .....................................................................................................................5 3

2.100 GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS ........................................................................................6 4

2.200 NON-GOVERNMENT STANDARDS AND REFERENCES ...........................................6 5

2.300 DEFINITIONS .....................................................................................................................6 6

2.400 ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS ............................................................................8 7

3.000 REQUIREMENTS FOR THE OSV PRIOR TO CONVERSION ......................................9 8

3.070 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR THE OSV ................................................................9 9

4.000 REQUIREMENTS FOR REACTIVATION OF THE OSV .............................................10 10

4.070 GENERAL .........................................................................................................................10 11

4.096 PRE-CONVERSION WEIGHTS ......................................................................................10 12

5.000 REQUIREMENTS FOR THE CONVERSION OF THE OSV ........................................11 13

5.070 GENERAL REQUIRMENTS FOR DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION .........................11 14 5.070a. GENERAL ........................................................................................................................11 15 5.070b. ............................................................................................................... REGULATORY BODY 16

REQUIREMENTS .............................................................................................................11 17 5.070c. CHARACTERISTICS ......................................................................................................12 18 5.070d

CERTIFICATIONS ...........................................................................................................13 20 5.070e. OPERATING ENVIRONMENT ......................................................................................13 21 5.070f. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR EQUIPMENT, MACHINERY, AND 22

MATERIALS .....................................................................................................................14 23 5.070g

WORKMANSHIP .............................................................................................................14 25 5.070h

SEAKEEPING ...................................................................................................................14 27

5.071 ACCESS ..............................................................................................................................15 28

5.077 ENVIRONMENTAL, SAFETY, AND OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH ............................16 29

5.079 STABILITY .......................................................................................................................17 30

5.091 RELIABILITY, MAINTAINABILITY, AND AVAILABILITY ....................................18 31

5.096 LIST, TRIM, AND WEIGHTS ...........................................................................................19 32

5.100 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR HULL STRUCTURE ............................................19 33

5.123 TANKS ................................................................................................................................20 34

5.167 HULL STRUCTURAL CLOSURES ................................................................................20 35 5.167a. MANHOLES ....................................................................................................................20 36

5.170 MAST ................................................................................................................................20 37

5.259 EXHAUST SYSTEM ........................................................................................................21 38

5.320 LIGHTING AND POWER DISTRIBUTION ...................................................................21 39 5.320a. WORKING DECK LIGHTING ........................................................................................21 40

5.320b. ......................................................................................................................... WORKING DECK 1 RECEPTACLES ................................................................................................................21 2

5.320c. POWER DISTRIBUTION INSTALLATION ON BRIDGE ............................................22 3 5.320d. ............................................................................................................................ SHORE POWER 4

STATION ..........................................................................................................................22 5

5.405 ANTENNAS ......................................................................................................................23 6

5.407 ELECTROMAGNETIC ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS (E3) .......................................24 7

5.422 NAVIGATION LIGHTS, SIGNAL LIGHTS, AND SEARCHLIGHTS .........................25 8

5.423 TACTICAL AIR NAVIGATION SYSTEM .....................................................................25 9

5.424 VESSEL'S ELECTRONIC NAVIGATION SYSTEMS AIDS ........................................25 10

5.432 DIAL TELEPHONE SYSTEM .........................................................................................26 11

5.435 LOCAL AREA NETWORK (LAN) .................................................................................27 12 5.435a NETWORK CABLES .......................................................................................................29 13 5.435b WIRELESS LOCAL AREA NETWORK .........................................................................29 14

5.436 INTRUSION DETECTION SYSTEM ..............................................................................30 15

5.439 MISSION AND SECURITY MONITORING SYSTEMS ...............................................30 16

5.441 RADIO COMMUNICATION SYSTEM ..........................................................................31 17 5.441a EQUIPMENT ...................................................................................................................31 18 5.441b RADIO ROOM ................................................................................................................31 19 5.441c TRAINING OPERATIONS CENTER ..............................................................................32 20

5.512 HEATING, VENTILATION, AND AIR CONDITIONING ............................................33 21 5.512a DESIGN CRITERIA ..........................................................................................................33 22 5.512b GENERAL .........................................................................................................................34 23

5.514 AIR CONDITIONING MACHINERY .............................................................................34 24

5.516 REFRIGERATION SYSTEM ...........................................................................................34 25

5.521 SEAWATER SERVICE SYSTEM ...................................................................................35 26

5.532 FRESHWATER SERVICE SYSTEM ..............................................................................35 27

5.541 SMALL BOAT REFUELING SYSTEM ..........................................................................35 28

5.551 COMPRESSED AIR SYSTEM .........................................................................................36 29

5.583 LIFESAVING APPLIANCES ...........................................................................................36 30

5.589 DECK CRANE & FOUNDATION ...................................................................................36 31

5.590 REMOVAL OF EQUIPMENT RELATED TO OSV CLASS NOTATIONS ..................37 32

5.593 POLLUTION CONTROL SYSTEMS ..............................................................................37 33

5.602 HULL DESIGNATION AND MARKING .......................................................................38 34

5.611 HULL FITTINGS ..............................................................................................................39 35

5.612 RAILS AND STANCHIONS ............................................................................................39 36

5.621 NON-STRUCTURAL BULKHEADS ..............................................................................39 37

5.622 VESSEL’S BROW ............................................................................................................40 38

5.631 PAINTING AND COATINGS ..........................................................................................40 39 5.631a. GENERAL ........................................................................................................................40 40

5.631b LIMITATIONS ..................................................................................................................40 2

5.631c. SURFACE PREPARATION ............................................................................................41 3 5.631d

APPLICATION .................................................................................................................41 5

5.633 CATHODIC PROTECTION .............................................................................................41 6

5.640 REQUIREMENTS FOR LIVING, MESSING, LOUNGE AND LEISURE SPACES ....42 7

5.651 FOOD SERVICE SPACES ...............................................................................................43 8

5.652 HOSPITAL ROOM .............................................................................................................44 9

5.654 CLEANING GEAR LOCKER ..........................................................................................44 10

5.655 LAUNDRY ........................................................................................................................45 11

5.663 PILOTHOUSE, CHART AREA, AND MACHINERY CONTROL STATION 12

FURNISHINGS .................................................................................................................45 13

5.664 DAMAGE CONTROL EQUIPMENT ..............................................................................45 14

5.672 STOREROOMS .................................................................................................................46 15

5.700 ORDNANCE GROUNDS ...................................................................................................48 16

5.713 MAGAZINES ......................................................................................................................48 17

6.000 VERIFICATION................................................................................................................48 18

6.070 GENERAL .........................................................................................................................48 19

6.071 ACCESS .............................................................................................................................49 20

6.079 STABILITY .......................................................................................................................49 21

6.091 RELIABILITY, MAINTAINABILITY, AND AVAILABILITY ......................................49 22

6.094 TRIALS..............................................................................................................................49 23

6.096 LIST, TRIM, AND WEIGHTS ...........................................................................................50 24

6.100 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR HULL STRUCTURE ............................................50 25

6.172 INSTALL ANTENNA FRAME ON PILOTHOUSE TOP ...............................................50 26

6.233 DIESEL ENGINES ............................................................................................................50 27

6.320 LIGHTING AND POWER DISTRIBUTION ...................................................................50 28

6.424 SHIP'S ELECTRONIC NAVIGATION SYSTEMS AIDS ..............................................50 29

6.432 INTERIOR COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM ..................................................................50 30

6.512 HEATING, VENTILATION AND AIR CONDITIONING ...............................................50 31

6.514 AIR CONDITIONNG MACHINERY ................................................................................50 32

6.516 REFRIGERATION SYSTEMS ...........................................................................................51 33

6.532 FRESHWATER SERVICE SYSTEM ..............................................................................51 34

6.541 FUEL SYSTEM .................................................................................................................51 35

6.544 MODIFICATION OF LIQUID MUD TANKS .................................................................51 36

6.551 COMPRESSED AIR SYSTEM .........................................................................................51 37

6.593 POLLUTION CONTROL SYSTEMS ..............................................................................51 38

6.602 HULL DESIGNATION AND MARKING .......................................................................51 39

6.612 RAILS AND STANCHIONS ............................................................................................52 40

6.631 PAINTING .........................................................................................................................52 41

6.633 CATHODIC PROTECTION .............................................................................................52 1

6.640 REQUIREMENTS FOR LIVING, MESSING, LOUNGE AND LEISURE SPACES ....52 2

6.651 FOOD SERVICE SPACES ...............................................................................................52 3

6.654 CLEANING GEAR LOCKER ..........................................................................................52 4

6.655 LAUNDRY ........................................................................................................................52 5

6.663 PILOTHOUSE, CHART AREA, AND MACHINERY CONTROL STATION 6

FURNISHINGS .................................................................................................................52 7

6.664 DAMAGE CONTROL EQUIPMENT ..............................................................................52 8

6.672 STOREROOMS .................................................................................................................52 9

6.589 DECK CRANE & FOUNDATION ...................................................................................52 10

LIST OF TABLES 14

Table 3.070c-1: Characteristics of the OSV Prior to Conversion ................................................. 10 16 Table 5.070c-1: Characteristics of Converted Vessel ................................................................... 12 17 Table 5.407-1 External Electromagnetic Environment (EME) .................................................. 24 18 Table 5.345a-1: Unclassified Inter-Compartment Cabling List ................................................... 27 19 Table 5.345a-2: Classified Inter-Compartment Cabling List ....................................................... 28 20 Table 5.441b-1: Radio Room Furniture List ................................................................................. 32 21 Table 5.441c-1: Training Operations Center Furniture List ......................................................... 33 22 Table 5.672b-1: Food Service Store Volumes .............................................................................. 47 23

1.000 SCOPE 1

This Specification defines the requirements for the Pacific Training Support Vessel (P-2

TSV). The P-TSV will be an existing ship, classification society certified, offshore supply vessel 3 (OSV) converted for use as a U.S. Navy training support vessel via the requirements specified 4 herein. The scope of this Specification is to provide the pre-conversion vessel requirements and 5 conversion works to accomplish delivery of the vessel ready for service as a U.S. Navy training 6 support vessel. 7

The Contractor shall provide a suitable OSV for the conversion works that meets the 8 general principal characteristics and requirements of this Specification. 9

The Contractor shall convert the OSV in accordance with the requirements of this 10 Specification. The major conversion works includes the following: 11

a. The conversion of any existing liquid mud tanks to ballast water tanks, fuel tanks, or 12 voids and the removal of any existing bulk mud tanks. 13

b. The design, installation, and certification of a Contractor furnished, knuckle boom, 14 deck crane. 15

c. The design and installation of superstructure modifications to meet accommodation, 16 outfitting, and secure space requirements as needed 17

d. Installation of deck sockets for the installation of various GFE mission equipment. 18

e. Installation of C5I mast, cabling, equipment foundations, and secure spaces. 19

The Contractor shall complete all conversion works for delivery of the vessel with an 21

International Load Line Certificate valid for 5 years. The contractor shall obtain the services of 22 ABS, coordinate all required inspections, and perform any resulting required repairs. The 23 Contractor shall submit to ABS all drawings necessary for review and approval in order to obtain 24 an International Load Line assignment. The vessel shall be delivered with an ABS Classification 25 certificate in accordance with the requirements of this Specification. 26

After the completion of all conversion work, the US NAVY will take ownership of the 27 vessel and operate it as a government owned, Public Vessel. The vessel will enter into service as 28 a U.S. Navy training support vessel. 29

2.000 DOCUMENTS 31

The following standards and documents are specified in this Specification. While every 32 effort was made to ensure the completeness of this list, the Contractor is required to meet all 33 specified requirements documents cited in this Specification, whether or not they are listed in 34 this section. Compliance with referenced documents is mandatory even where the referenced 35 document may use terms similar to “recommendation”, “guideline”, or “guidance” in their title 36 or text. 37

Order of precedence - In the event of a conflict between the text of this document and the 38 references (other than Regulatory Body requirements) cited in this document, the text of this 39 document takes precedence. First tier references take precedence over sub-tier references in the 40 event of a conflict. Nothing in this document shall supersede applicable laws and regulations 41 unless a specific exemption has been obtained. 42

Silence of one document with respect to details or requirements in another document shall 43 not be considered an inconsistency. 44

Effective issue - Where first tier references, such as industry standards, are referred to, the 45 issue or revision/amendment in effect at Contract Award shall apply. 46

First Tier and Sub-tier Reference - Any referenced document that is directly cited for use 1 or application by an identifying number or name in this Specification is a first tier reference for 2 each particular use or application for which it is so cited. Any document that is cited in a first tier 3 reference, or in a document referenced therein, is a sub tier reference. A document that is a sub-tier 4 reference in one application may also be a first tier reference in another application when it is cited 5 directly. 6

2.100 GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS 8

2.100a. P-TSV CONVERSION REFERENCE DRAWINGS 10 2.100b. OTHER GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS 12

1. 46 USC Chapter 51 “Load Lines” 13

2. 46 CFR Parts 41-47, “Load Lines” 14

3. 46 CFR Subchapter L Offshore Supply Vessels 15

4. 46 CFR Subchapter S (parts 170-174) 16

5. NSTM Chapter 505 Piping Systems 17

6. NSTM Chapter 589 Cranes 18

7. NSTM Chapter 700 Shipboard Ammunition Handling and Stowage 19

8. MIL-A-18001 K Anodes Sacrificial Zinc Alloy 20

9. MIL-STD-419 LEVEL 6 Cleaning, Protecting, and Testing Piping, Tubing and Fittings for 21

Hydraulic Power Transmission Equipment 22

10. MIL-DTL-16884 Fuel Naval Distillate 23

2.200 NON-GOVERNMENT STANDARDS AND REFERENCES 25

1. ABS Rules for Building and Classing Offshore Support Vessels 26

2. ABS Guide for Lay-up and Reactivation of Offshore Support Vessels 27

3. ABS Guide for Certification of Lifting Appliances 28

4. ABS Guide for Dynamic Positioning Systems 29

5. American Society for Testing Materials (ASTM) 30

6. API Specification 2C Specification for Offshore Pedestal Mounted Cranes 31

7. Diesel Fuel Marine (NATO) Code F-76 32

8. IEEE Std 45-2002 Recommended Practice for Electrical Installation on Shipboard 33

9. International Load Line Convention (1966) as amended by the IMO 1988 34

10. ISO Standard 4406.2017 Code 17/15/13 Cleanliness Requirements for Hydraulic Oil 35

11. ISO Standard 8217 Specifications of Marine Fuels 36

12. MARPOL 73/78 International Convention for Prevention 37

13. SAE J429 Mechanical and Material Requirements for Externally Threaded Fasteners 38

14. SNAME T&R Bulletin No. 3-39, 2018 39

15. SNAME T&R Bulletin No. 3-47, 2015 40

16. Steel Structures Painting Council Surface Preparation Specifications (SSPC-SP) 41

2.300 DEFINITIONS 43

Accommodations: The facilities provided to support the people on board the vessel 44 including sleeping, recreation, sanitary, medical, food service and office spaces. 45

Approve: The terms ’as approved,’ ’to approve’, ‘approved’, ’as required’, and 1 ’required’ mean the approval by, the requirements of, or the selection of the Government. 2 Additionally, the terms ’approved’ and ’required’ may also mean approved or required by a 3 Regulatory Agency or Regulatory Body. Wherever these terms are used without further 4 qualification, it is the approval, decision, or direction of the Government or Regulatory Bodies, as 5 appropriate that is required. 6

Approximate: Where the term “approximate” or “approximately” is used, it means that 7 delivered performance, parameter, or characteristics shall be within 10% of the specified value, 8 except where an upper or lower bound on the specified value is provided. 9

Contractor: The firm that holds the prime contract with the Government for procurement 10 and conversion of the vessel. 11

Deck toilet: Deck toilets shall consist of a toilet and wash basin. 12 Dedicated: When used to describe a space, dedicated means that the space serves a 13 single purpose and does not contain any outfitting, equipment, and controls which do not serve 14 the purpose of that space. When used to describe systems or equipment, dedicated means that 15 the item serves a single purpose. 16

Government: The United States Government, and the Owner of the vessel. 17 Government Furnished Information (GFI): Information essential for the installation, 18 test, operation, and interface support of all Government Furnished Material. 19 Guidance: A referenced document identified herein as “guidance” does not necessarily 20 provide, nor is it intended that it provide all features and details of the system, subsystems, and 21 equipment to which it relates. It serves the purpose of providing information and guidance 22 which, when utilized in conjunction with applicable specification requirements, may assist in the 23 design and construction of the vessel. Reference documents identified herein as “guidance” are 24 furnished without warranty or representation as to their accuracy, completeness, or suitability for 25 use. 26

Herein: Wherever the term "herein" is used, it is intended to mean in any section of 27 these Specifications, including Appendices. 28

Installed, Furnished, Fitted, or Provided: The Contractor shall procure, install, 29 inspect, and perform other work necessary to ensure systems, subsystems, equipment, and their 30 support systems and structure are capable of performing their intended function, as appropriate, 31 unless otherwise specified. 32

Living spaces: Spaces whose primary function are the health and comfort of the crew. 33 Machinery space: Spaces classified as machinery spaces by the Regulatory Bodies, 34 steering gear compartments, shaft alleys, pump rooms, motor rooms, thruster machinery rooms, 35 and spaces containing sewage, oil, and solid waste transfer and processing equipment. 36

Or equal: Equipment, machinery, or an item of material that performs the same function 37 as one named by the manufacturer or trade designation is of similar quality and construction. 38

Specifications: This Specification for the design, conversion, testing, and commissioning 39 of the vessel. 40

Authorized NAVSEA Representative: The person or persons acting under the authority 41 of the Government Contracting Officer. Representative’s duties will be to accept technical 42 information and determine its completeness or correctness for the Government Contracting 43 Officer. 44

Regulatory Body: Includes Governmental agencies such as United States Coast Guard 45 (USCG), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Federal Communication Commission (FCC) 46 or designated third parties (such as ABS) that are authorized to act on their behalf that have Federal 1 regulations applicable to the design or construction of public vessels. In addition, includes non-2 governmental agencies (such as ABS), International Maritime Organization (IMO), International 3 Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships (MARPOL), IMO International Convention 4 for the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS), and IMO Convention on the International Regulations for 5 Preventing Collisions at Sea, 1972 (COLREG) for international voyages. 6

Shall be provided: Means the item or service is to be provided by the Contractor. 7 Will be provided: Means the material, equipment, or information will be provided to the 8

Contractor by the Government. 9

2.400 ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS 11

ABS American Bureau of Shipping 12 ACAD AutoCAD 13 ACS Aft Control Station 14 AFFF Aqueous Film-Forming Foam Concentrates 15 AIS Automatic Identification System 16 AMS ABS Notation for vessel machinery, boilers, and systems 17 ANSI American National Standards Institute 18 API American Petroleum Institute 19 APS ABS Notation for self-propelled vessel with athwartship thrusters 20 ASTM American Society for Testing and Materials 21 AUTEC Atlantic Undersea Testing and Evaluation Center 22 CCTV Closed circuit Television 23 COLREG International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea 24 CRC Crane Register Certification 25 CRES Corrosion Resistant 26 DGPS Differential Global Positioning System 27 DPS Dynamic positioning System 28 DSC Digital Selective Calling 29 ECDIS Electronic Chart Display and Information System 30 EPIRB Emergency Position Indication Radio beacon 31 FFV Fire Fighting Vessel 32 GFE Government Furnished Equipment 33 GMDSS Global Maritime Distress and Safety System 34 HF High frequency 35 IEEE Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers 36 IMO International Maritime Organization 37 ISO International Standards Organization 38 ITC International Tonnage Convention 39 JIC Joint Industry Council 40 MARPOL International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships 41 MCR Maximum Continuous Rating 42 MSD Marine Sanitary Device 43 NATO North Atlantic Treaty Organization 44 NAVSEA Naval Sea Systems Command 45 NDT Nondestructive Testing 46

NGA National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency 1 NPT National Pipe Taper 2 NSTM Naval Ships Technical Manual 3 OSHA Occupational Safety and Health Administration 4 OSR Oil Spill Response 5 OSV Offshore Supply Vessel 6 PA/GA Public Address and General Alarm 7 PVCP Portable Vessel Control Pendant 8 RRS Ramp Recovery System 9 RX Receive 10 SCBA Self Contained Breathing Apparatus 11 SNAME Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers 12 SOLAS Safety of Life at Sea 13 SS Stainless Steel 14 SSCC Stainless Steel Control Console 15 SSPC-SP Steel Structures Painting Council Surface Preparation Specifications 16 SSR Safety Stand-by Service 17 STO Service Thermoplastic Oil Resistant 18 SWL Safe Working Load 19 TOW Towing 20 TTL Telescopic Target Launcher 21 TTLS Telescopic Target Launching System 22 TX Transmit 23 USCG United States Coast Guard 24 UWILD Underwater Inspection in Lieu of Dry Docking 25 VDC Volts DC 26 VHF Very High Frequency 27 WHE Weight Handling Equipment 28

3.000 REQUIREMENTS FOR THE OSV PRIOR TO CONVERSION 30

3.070 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR THE OSV 32

3.070a. GENERAL 34

The OSV procured shall have been newly constructed and delivered after January 1, 2009. 35 OSVs with soft coatings in saltwater ballast tanks are not acceptable. 36

The OSV shall have fixed pitch propellers. OSVs with Z-drives as their main propulsors are 37 acceptable. The OSV main propulsion shall either be conventional shafting or mechanically 38 driven azimuth thrusters. Diesel-electric main propulsion is not acceptable, but may be used for 39 auxiliary thrusters. 40

3.070b. REGULATORY BODY REQUIREMENTS 43 The OSV supplied by the Contractor shall be U.S. Flagged and classed under ABS as A1, 44

Offshore Support Vessel, Ⓔ, AMS, and DPS-1 or greater prior to any conversion work. 45 The OSV procured shall have been designed and built in accordance with and complied 46 with all Statutory Regulations listed below: 1

1. US Regulatory Tonnage 2

2. International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships (MARPOL) 3

73/78, all applicable Annexes. 4

3. 46 CFR Subchapter L Offshore Supply Vessels 5

4. International Load Line Convention 1966 6

5. International Tonnage Convention 1969 7

6. International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea, 1972 (COLREG). 8

7. International Convention for Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS), all applicable 9

Amendments and including Resolution MSC.235(82), Adoption of the Guidelines for 10 the Design and Construction of Offshore Supply Vessel, 2006. 11

3.070c. CHARACTERISTICS 13 The OSV procured shall comply with the characteristics described in Table 3.070c-1 below 14 prior to any conversion work. 15

Table 3.070c-1: Characteristics of the OSV Prior to Conversion 17

Characteristic Requirement Minimum Length Overall 230 feet Maximum Length Overall 285 feet Minimum Beam 42 feet Maximum Beam 68 feet Maximum Full Load Draft 20 feet Minimum Deck Cargo Load Capacity 250 long tons Minimum Speed at 85% of Max Continuous Rating 10 knots

4.000 REQUIREMENTS FOR REACTIVATION OF THE OSV 19

The OSV supplied for conversion, if currently laid-up, shall be reactivated in accordance 21 with the ABS Guide for Lay-up and Reactivation of Offshore Support Vessels. 22

Additionally, the inspection and overhaul requirements of Attachment J-6, Maintenance 23 Statement of Work (SOW) shall be completed. 24

4.070 GENERAL 25

4.070a. GENERAL 27

The OSV supplied for conversion, if currently laid-up, shall be reactivated in accordance 28 with the ABS Guide for Lay-up and Reactivation of Offshore Support Vessels. 29

4.070b. CERTIFICATIONS 31

Upon the completion of the reactivation, the vessel shall be certified by ABS as having 32 been reactivated in accordance with the ABS Guide for Lay-up and Reactivation of Offshore 33 Support Vessels. 34

4.096 PRE-CONVERSION WEIGHTS 36

The Contractor shall provide a pre-conversion Preliminary Allocated Baseline Weight 37 Estimate (PABWE). The PABWE shall be the Contractor's pre-conversion weight estimate and 38 centers (vertical, longitudinal, and traverse) of the Contractor’s supplied OSV prior to the 1 conversion works. The PABWE shall be based on the existing OSV weight estimate and centers 2 of gravity and the Contractor’s projected weight removals and additions for the conversion 3 works. The PABWE shall conform to the requirements of the Society of Allied Weight 4 Engineers (SAWE) Recommended Practice M-1 Weight Control Technical Requirements for 5 Naval Surface Ships, and include estimated values for design and building margin, and contain 6 contract modification and GFM margins, as specified. 7 Variable loads shall be distributed throughout the vessel in their appropriate spaces. The 8 Contractor shall include appendices the following information: 9

a) Historical back up data for estimating factors that were used in the development of the 10 PABWE, such as mill tolerance, paint, weld material, insulation, and so forth. 11

a) The technical analysis that substantiates the values proposed for design and building 12 margin. 13

b) A summary of Government Furnished Material, as reported in the details of the PABWE. 14

5.000 REQUIREMENTS FOR THE CONVERSION OF THE OSV 16

5.070 GENERAL REQUIRMENTS FOR DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION 18

5.070a. GENERAL 20 The Training Support Vessel (TSV) shall be capable of operating in open-ocean in high sea 21 states, day or night, in weather in support of fleet training requirements and fleet exercise 22 objectives. The vessel shall be capable of performing the following task: 23

a) Launch, recovery, and towing of small boats up to 11m long and weighing up to 24 20,000 lbs. 25

b) Deployment, recovery, and servicing of autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs). 26

c) Deployment, recovery, and servicing of aerial targets (drones/sub-sonic missile 27 targets) including BQM-177A. 28

d) Recovery of inert training torpedoes. 29

e) Ability to transmit data to and from U.S. Navy shore stations, satellites, other ships 30 and platforms. 31

f) Long periods of operation (up to 30 days) in a combination of transiting, low speed 32 operations, and on-station tasking. 33 5.070b. REGULATORY BODY REQUIREMENTS 35

All modifications to the procured OSV to meet the requirements of the conversion works 36 and specifications herein shall be in accordance with ABS Rules, Notations, and Guides. 37

The vessel, once converted by the Contractor, shall be classed under ABS as A1, 38 GOVERNMENT SPECIAL PURPOSE, Ⓔ, AMS, DPS-1 or greater, and UWILD. All class 39 surveys and special surveys due within a year after delivery of the vessel shall be completed. 40 Any class surveys and special surveys that allow for early completion within a year after delivery 41 of the vessel shall also be completed. 42

The Contractor shall provide all drawings, plans, technical documentation, and 43 technical/logistical data for ABS review and approval of the vessel’s design to meet the 44 requirements of the conversion works and specifications herein. 1

The vessel shall be issued certificates of compliance for International Convention for the 2 Prevention of Pollution from Ships (MARPOL), International Convention for the Safety of Life 3 at Sea (SOLAS), and Convention on the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at 4 Sea, 1972 (COLREGs) for international voyages by a U.S. Government Public Vessel. The 5 vessel shall be delivered with an International Load Line Certificate. 6

If any certificates of compliance under international, U.S. Federal, State, and municipal 7 laws or regulations cannot be issued because the vessel is a Public Vessel, an ABS Statement of 8 Voluntary Compliance shall be issued instead. 9

The Contractor shall not obtain a USCG Certificate of Inspection for the vessel. 10

5.070c. CHARACTERISTICS 11 The vessel shall be capable of maintaining a sustained speed of at least 10 knots and 12 capable of an unrefueled 5,000 nautical mile range. The sustained speed shall be specified at 13 85% of ABS Maximum Continuous Rating (MCR) of the propulsion prime movers at trial 14 conditions, with the vessel at full load displacement in calm water (no current, wind or waves), 15 and with a clean hull and propulsors. 16

The aft deck shall allow for boat launch and recovery operations over each side. 17 The aft working deck shall have a clear open, continuous, coplanar, rectangular area with a 18 minimum area of 3,800 square feet. The aft working deck shall have a minimum length of 110 feet 19 and a minimum width of 38 feet after all conversion works have been completed by the Contractor. 20 The aft working deck shall be clear of all equipment. Areas in way of removable bulkheads shall 21 not have a maximum deck protrusion height taller than 2 in. 22

The converted vessel shall maintain all the characteristics listed in Table 3.070c-1 and 23 comply with those listed below in Table 5.070c-1. 24

Table 5.070c-1: Characteristics of Converted Vessel 26

Characteristic Requirement Minimum Clear Working Deck Area 110 feet long by 38 feet wide.

Minimum Dry Stores Volume 310 cubic feet.

Minimum Refrigerated Stores Volume 350 cubic feet.

Minimum Freezer Stores Volume 280 cubic feet.

Bridge Arrangement Forward and aft vessel control and navigation stations.

Main Engine Arrangement Conventional twin diesel engines, diesel electric, or Z-Drive arrangement. or mechanically driven azimuth thruster.

Generator Arrangement

Each generator shall have paralleling capability and be able to accommodate the full ship’s load plus an additional 300kW for Government Furnished Equipment (GFE).

Minimum Potable Water Making Capacity and Arrangement

Minimum capacity of 1,800 gallons per day

All propulsion, electrical generating and auxiliary machinery shall be capable of continuous 2 operation using diesel fuel in accordance with ASTM D975, Grade 2-D; International Standards 3 Organization (ISO) 8217, F-DMA; and Diesel Fuel Marine (North Atlantic Treaty Organization 4 (NATO) Code F-76) in accordance with MIL-DTL-16884. 5 5.070d. CERTIFICATIONS 7

The following certificates shall be provided to the vessel, at the time of delivery, as 8 applicable for this category and size of the vessel: 9

1. Certificates required by ABS Classification and Flag State Authority. 10

2. International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) (ABS Statement of 11

Voluntary Compliance). 12

3. International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships (MARPOL) 13

(ABS Statement of Voluntary Compliance). 14

4. Convention on the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea, 1972 15

COLREGs for international voyages (ABS Statement of Voluntary Compliance). 16

5. IMO International Convention on Load Lines, 1966. 17

6. Load test certificate for all non-GFE lifting and lashing equipment including 18 overhead beams and lugs. 19

7. Magnetic compass calibration and other navigational certificates required by Flag 20

State Authority. 21

8. Lien Free Certificate 22

9. U.S. Tonnage Certificate issues by Flag State Authority in accordance with 23

International Convention on Tonnage Measurement on Ships, 1969 (re-admeasured to 24 account for conversion works) 25

10. International Radio Communication Regulations 26

11. FCC Regulations for Global Maritime Distress Safety System (GMDSS) for Sea Area 27

3. 28

12. The vessel shall be equipped to satisfy Panama Canal transit regulation. The 29

Contractor shall obtain and provide a Panama Canal Tonnage Certificate for the 30 vessel. 31

No Certificate of Inspection will be issued. 33

5.070e. OPERATING ENVIRONMENT 35 The vessel shall be designed to be operated, as required, on any ocean. The Government 36 intends to operate the vessels 100 nautical miles offshore with occasional operations up to 1,000 37 nautical miles offshore. The TSV operating area will be in the Pacific Ocean, extending as far 38 south as Australia and as far north as the Gulf of Alaska. 39

At a minimum, the vessel and its systems shall retain full capabilities within a seawater 41 temperature range of 28o F to 95o F and a weather ambient air temperature range of 35o F to 105o 42 F dry bulb and 82o F wet bulb. 43

Total Personnel Capacity 28 total, including crew Accommodations Arrangement 28 berths total, including crew...

5.070f. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR EQUIPMENT, MACHINERY, AND 1

MATERIALS 2

All Contractor provided equipment, machinery, and material shall be commercial 4 marine grade unless specified herein. 5

All new equipment, machinery, and material shall be integrated into the procured 6 OSV equipment and systems in form, fit, and function to meet the requirements of the 7 conversion works and specifications herein, shall be purchased new, and shall be 8 protected and handled to maintain such condition prior to and after installation. 9

Voltage warning and danger signs shall be installed in spaces where personnel 10 are exposed to energized equipment 480 volts AC or higher. 11

All hazard identification and labeling signs shall be displayed for applicable 12 standing and seating positions in accordance with ASTM F1166. 13

Unless otherwise noted, designations, numbering, labeling, nameplates, notices 14 and markings shall be in accordance with best commercial marine practices. 15

The vessel shall be provided with fixed eyewash units in the engine room, near sewage 17 machinery related spaces, near battery charging stations, near workshops, and in a protected area 18 of the working deck aft of the deckhouse. Supply water for eyewash units shall be taken from a 19 cold potable water source at a reduced pressure to meet the flow rates of ANSI Z358.1. 20 5.070g. WORKMANSHIP 22 This section applies to all new work completed by the Contractor as part of the 23 conversion. 24

Inaccessible void spaces, and corners and crevices in which water and dirt may collect or 25 pool shall be eliminated. Drain holes shall be cut and watercourses provided to prevent 26 accumulation and retention of liquids and to permit the free flow to drains, scuppers, sumps, and 27 suction pipes. Drain holes in bottom longitudinal and vertical keel shall be located to ensure 28 drainage of each bay formed by longitudinal and transverse frames. 29 Exposed outside corners or sharp edges of interior bulkheads, joiner bulkheads, coamings 30 and other raised structures, and their stiffeners in accommodation and mission operations spaces 31 shall be rounded to prevent personal injury. 32

All surface coatings, lagging and insulation disturbed during the conversion, including 33 but not limited to paint, deck covering, piping lagging and bulkhead insulation, shall be restored 34 to match the surrounding areas. This includes both sides of steel where welding or burning has 35 occurred. All new steel structure shall be painted to match other steel in the area. All new and 36 modified piping shall be painted to match other piping in the area. 37

5.070h. SEAKEEPING 39 In the support of U.S. Navy fleet training exercises, the P-TSV shall be capable of being 40 fully operational in open ocean and high sea states, day or night, in weather. 41 The ship’s equipment, systems, and personnel shall be fully operable to perform the ship’s 42 mission, at all loading conditions and headings, for speeds 0-12 knots (significant wave height 43

3.25 meters (Sea State 5), wind speed 24.5 knots) meeting the following criteria: 44

a) Vertical accelerations less than 0.2 g (root mean squared (RMS)) at the point furthest 1 from the center of the ship where personnel will be working. 2

b) Lateral accelerations less than 0.1 g (RMS) at the point furthest from the center of the 3 ship where personnel will be working. 4

c) Roll less than 4.0 degrees (RMS). 5

d) Pitch less than 2.0 degrees (RMS). 6

e) Probability of deck wetness less than 5% at all working areas. 7

For the ship’s operational condition of work boat launch and recovery, the following criteria 9 shall be met: 10

a) Sea State 4, significant wave height 1.88 meters. 11

b) Vertical and lateral accelerations less than 0.1 g RMS at the launch and recovery 12 location. 13

c) Roll less than 4.0 degrees RMS and pitch less than 1.25 degrees RMS. 14

d) Probability of deck wetness less than 5% at launch and recovery location. 15

Sea States are defined in North Atlantic Treaty Organization Standardization Agreement (NATO 17 STANAG) No. 4194, Table D-1. The wave spectra for all cases shall be assumed to be short-18 crested Bretschneider. The Ship will be able to survive (maintain primary structural integrity, 19 mobility, and stability) in significant wave height of 5.0 meters with 40 knot wind (Sea State 6) 20 at best heading. 21 The aft working deck crane will be certified for operation in Sea State 4 dynamic load along 22 with a static heel of 5 degrees due to lifting of the load. This requirement shall be met without 23 the necessity of moving ballast water during crane operations. 24

5.071 ACCESS 26

For modification of the procured OSV to meet conversion works requirements and 28 specifications herein, the following access requirements apply: 29

a. Compartments, usable spaces, and voids shall be provided with doors, hatches, scuttles, 30 manholes, arches, and removable plates required to afford the most convenient access 31 without compromising watertight integrity, structural strength, or efficient arrangement. 32

b. Access routes to spaces containing equipment that cannot be readily disassembled into 33 smaller components and/or sized that precludes shipment through a standard access route 34 shall be provided with a means to readily disassemble interferences without hot work. 35 The temporary shipping access route shall be sized to accommodate the largest piece of 36 equipment or subassembly installed in the space. 37

c. Internal and weather passages should have a clear width of not less than 36 inches. 38

d. The clear walkway width for one person in an unrestricted area, where two persons could 39 pass is at least 28 inches. 40

e. The clear walkway width for normal two-way traffic or any means of egress that leads to 41 an exit or entrance is at least 36 inches. 42

f. Passages shall be kept clear of items that restrict this minimum clear width or are a source 43 of danger to personnel. In passages where queues for messing could form, the clear width 44 shall be 54 inches. Headroom in passages, sanitary, accommodation spaces, and working 45 areas shall be 7 feet, unless otherwise specified. Headroom in other spaces shall be a 1 minimum of 6 feet 6 inches. 2

g. Headroom in doors, arches shall be a minimum of 6 feet 6 inches and width shall be 30 3 inches. 4

h. Accommodation area stairs, stair landings, hand grabs, and stair railings and handrails shall 5 be provided in accordance with ASTM F1166. Stairs shall be at a maximum 38° incline 6 and shall have a minimum clear tread width of 54 inches. 7

i. Exterior doors shall have door sills installed with proper drainage to prevent water from 8 entering the vessel. 9

j. Vertical ladders, if required, shall be constructed of steel, shall be removable and shall 10 comply with ASTM F1166. 11

k. Gaskets shall be installed on all hatches and watertight doors. Gaskets shall be neoprene or 12 silicone. Silicone gaskets shall be Class 3B (tear and flex-resistant), 30 durometer, per 13 Commercial Item Description A-A-59588. Gaskets shall be retained by the hatch cover or 14 door when the device is opened. Gaskets shall be one continuous length and shall be 15 installed with an adhesive compatible with the gasket material. Contact surfaces of gaskets 16 shall be smooth, free of cracks and gouges, and shall be completely free of paint. 17

5.077 ENVIRONMENTAL, SAFETY, AND OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH 19

5.077a. GENERAL 21

The Contractor shall incorporate Environmental, Safety and Occupational Health 22 considerations and criteria into the design of the vessel’s systems, equipment, and arrangements 23 to ensure the safety of personnel, systems, equipment, and the environment, to ensure regulatory 24 compliance with all applicable environmental laws and regulations. 25

5.077b. SYSTEM SAFETY 27

For all new rotating or oscillating equipment and machinery, safety devices or guards 28 shall be installed over unprotected moving parts that could pose a hazard to personnel. 29 5.077c. POLLUTION PREVENTION 31

Neither the vessel nor anything provided with the vessel shall contain materials 32 containing Class I or II ozone depleting substances, as defined in the Clean Air Act, 42 United 33 States Code, or considered hazardous to human health, such as asbestos insulation, coatings 34 containing lead compounds, or Polychlorinated Biphenyl contaminated materials. 35

The vessel shall comply with MARPOL 73/78 International Convention for the 36 Prevention of Pollution from Ships and its subsequent amendments associated with the following 37 regulations: 38

a) MARPOL 73/78 Annex I Equipment for the Prevention of Marine Pollution 39

b) MARPOL 73/78 Annex IV Regulations for the Prevention of Pollution by 40

Sewage from Ships 41

c) MARPOL 73/78 Annex V Regulations for the Prevention of Pollution by Garbage 42 from Ships 43

d) MARPOL 73/78 Annex VI Regulations for the Prevention of Air Pollution from 44

Ships 45

e) 33 CFR 151 Subpart D Coast Guard Regulation on Ballast Water Management 1 5.077d. HAZARDOUS MATERIAL 3 The prohibited chemicals in T9070-AL-DPC-020/077-2 NAVSEA Hazardous Material 4 Avoidance Process manual shall not be used in the conversion and operation of the vessel unless 5 excepted as noted in the process manual or otherwise approved.