Attachment J - Technical Offer Worksheet (revised).XLSX
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- Time Charter for U. S. Air Force Container Ship Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- N3220523R0009
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This technical offer worksheet requests detailed responses from offerors on the technical requirements for a time charter contract to transport ammunition for the U.S. Air Force. The vessel must be capable of carrying 1000 20-foot ISO containers weighing 6,000 pounds each with a maximum draft of 34 feet, have adequate space for berthing and messing 25 government personnel, and include equipment such as hull perimeter lighting, a decontamination station, and weapon mounts providing 360-degree coverage. The offeror must provide documentation including general arrangement drawings, current certificates, a ship characteristics card, and drawings depicting cargo hold environmental zones and equipment. The solicitation number is N3220523R0009 and was issued by the Department of the Navy's Military Sealift Command for a container ship to meet their time charter requirements.
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Sheet1 Attachment J: TECHNICAL OFFER WORKSHEET
| PWS LOCATION | REQUIREMENT | OFFEROR'S REQUIRED RESPONSE | OFFEROR'S PROPOSAL (Box/Page #) |
| Dry Time Para II-9 (1) | Offeror submitted a completed Technical Proposal Worksheet (Attachment J). Requirements listed below were answered through either detailed explanation, narrative, drawing or other supporting documentation included within the Offeror's Technical Proposal. | Submit completed Attachment J Worksheet. Within Section 3 and Section 4 of the Offeror's Technical Proposal, provide detailed explanation, narrative, drawing, mathematical calculation or Gantt Chart as to how requirement will be met. | |
| E-3.5.1 | All 20-foot cargo holds used to stow the containers of Mission Cargo shall be outfitted with cell guides | Provide brief narrative of how Vessel will meet the requirement | |
| E-3.5.1 | The maximum summer mean draft when laden with the 1000 20-foot ISO containers of ammunition identified in Attachment S weighing an average of 6,000 lbs. each, when bunkered for 13,000 nautical miles and using class constants, is 34 feet in saltwater. | Identify Vessel's summer mean draft when laden with the 1000 containers of Mission Cargo identified at Attachment S, bunkered for 13,000 nautical miles, and using class constants. | |
| E-3.5.1 | Vessel's maximum allowable air draft when in a light or ballast condition shall not exceed 135 feet. | Identify Vessel's air draft when in a light or ballast condition | |
| E-3.5.1 | Vessel shall be capable of messing and berthing a minimum of twenty-five (25) Government personnel (in addition to crew). | Provide detailed explanation of how Vessel will meet the requirement of messing and berthing a minimum of 25 Government personnel | |
| E-19.9 | Offeror shall include within its Technical Proposal a drawing depicting the location of the Vessel’s Hull Perimeter Lighting. | Drawing | |
| E-19.10 | Offeror shall include within its Technical Proposal a drawing depicting the location of the Vessel’s Decontamination Station. | Drawing | |
| E-19.8 | Offeror shall provide a drawing depicting the proposed locations and types of weapon bases to be used to provide the Vessel 360-degree coverage and overlapping fields of fire. | Drawing | |
| E-3.5.5.1 | Vessel shall conform to USCG regulations for extended tail shaft examination intervals found in 46 CFR 61.20-21 and for extended dry-dock examination interval found in 46 CFR 91.40-3(d) through (g). In addition, the Vessel shall not require dry-docking for credit during the Charter Period. | Provide detailed explanation of how Vessel will meet the requirement | |
| E-3.5.6.2 | Vessel shall be capable of fueling a small boat alongside. Vessel shall have a diesel fuel system connected to one (1) on-deck fueling station with the necessary attached piping, pumps, hoses, tanks and filler nozzles. The fueling system shall be USCG-approved. | Provide detailed explanation of how Vessel will meet the requirement | |
| E-3.5.7.2 | Vessel shall be fitted with an incinerator capable of burning both solid waste and waste oil. | Provide narrative of how Vessel will be fitted with an incinerator capable of burning both solid waste and waste oil | |
| E-11.2 | In addition to equipment required by FCC and CFR, The Vessel shall provide an operational commercial wideband satellite communications (SATCOM) system to provide a communications transport path from ship to shore. The minimum committed information rate (CIR) for the installed satellite communications capability shall be 1024/512 Kbps to support connection of DoD embarked unclassified and classified voice and data communications capabilities. Vessel shall provide an Ethernet network connection point and routable IP address, within a secure |
space, to support establishing a connection and communication transport path for DoD embarked communications capabilities (e.g. Mobile Expeditionary Communications Kit (MECK)). The secure space must Open Secret Storage (OSS) physical security requirements for operating and handling classified material in accordance with United States Navy Information Assurance (IA) Publication 5239-22 and the OSS Checklist, provided upon request. The secure space must be of sufficient size for a contractor provided desk to accommodate a government provided standard computer workstation, monitor, and government provided GSA safe securely mounted to the deck or bulkhead and must have a 110VAC, 15 Amp outlet for use.
| Provide narrative of how Vessel will be equipped with SATCOM system and secure space to support connection and communication transport path for DoD communications capabilities | ||
| E-19.1 | Offeror shall include within its Technical Proposal an initial Plan of Action and Milestones (POAM). POAM Gantt chart shall include the major tasks affecting delivery of the vessel including all modifications or reflagging requirements if applicable. Each task shall provide the anticipated start date, end date and overall duration; task dependencies; and, the critical path. A projected vessel delivery date shall also be provided. | Gantt chart depicting major vessel modifications or reflagging efforts |
| E-19.2 | The Offeror shall provide a draft stowage plan that depicts the below-deck stowage of the 500 20' containers of mission cargo identified in Attachment S and a second draft stow plan that depicts the stowage of additional 20' GENNOS containers. Stowage of the 500 20’ containers of mission cargo identified in Attachment S must be in accordance with IMDG Code requirements. | Draft stow plans |
| E-19.2.1 | The Offeror shall confirm and include documentation clearly depicting the Vessel is capable of maintaining a positive GM, not less than the required metacentric height approved in the Vessel's Trim and Stability Booklet for safe ocean passage, when laden with the 500 TEU identified in Attachment S, a minimum of 10 days of fuel steaming at 16 knots, and using class constants. | Trim and stability tables; GM diagram |
| E-19.3 | Offeror shall include within its Technical Proposal a complete set of General Arrangement drawings. | General arrangement drawings |
| E-19.5 | Offeror shall include within its Technical Proposal copies of current Certificates and Inspections as follows: International Ship Security Certificate, Safety Management Certificate, Applicable inspection and survey certificates (USCG, ABS, DNV, GL, etc.), An ISO 9001 Compliant QMS that has been certified by an accredited organization. | Vessel Certificates |
| E-19.6 | Offeror shall include within its Technical Proposal completed Ship’s Characteristics Card that includes all applicable information. | Ship's characteristics card |
| E-19.11 | Offeror shall include within its Technical Proposal General Layout drawings depicting cargo hold environmental control zones and the locations of all environmental equipment, to include sensor locations. Mathematical calculations used to determine size and quantity of AC/DH equipment needed to meet minimum contractual requirements shall also be provided. | Drawings; mathematical calculations |
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