YRBM 32 Questions and Answers3.pdf
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This document contains questions and answers regarding repairs to be performed on the YRBM32 barge from November 2023 to March 2024. The barge will be unoccupied during repairs, which must be completed by March 15, 2024 to support scheduled operations. The contractor may tow the barge to their facility at their own cost, returning it on time. The Navy will provide power, air, water and crane/forklift support as needed, while the contractor must provide any other temporary services and include their pricing. Liquidated damages will be assessed at $25,931 per calendar delay day. For work item 555-60-001, certification can be done by contractors other than the original equipment manufacturer.
The related solicitation is for repairs to the YRBM32 barge, issued by the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command under solicitation number N32253-24-R-0002. The work must be completed between November 2023 and March 2024.
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YRBM32 Questions and Answers
As of 10/27/2023
Question: Will the YRBM32 be occupied during repairs on the tentative start date of 29
November 2023 with a delivery date of 15 March 2024?
Answer:
Barge will not be occupied during the avail. PoP must end as stated to support scheduled operations.
Question: Can the YRBM32 be towed to the contractor’s facility?
It is possible that the barge can be towed to KTR’s facility, however the vessel must be returned by the planned delivery date of 15 MAR 2024 in order to support scheduled operations at
PHNSY & IMF. If the KTR prefers the barge to be towed to their facility, the KTR will be responsible for any and all costs associated with towing the vessel to and from the KTR’s facility.
Question: Will the Government be providing all services required to perform scope of work or will the contractor be responsible to provide all services needed? Examples of services:
Blue houses (portapotties) for the workers
Electrical to power equipment (welders, lights, blowers, etc.)
Air (120 PSI for equipment, etc.)
Crane support
Forklift support
Water
Power, air, and water will be provided by the barge program as needed. Crane, forklift, and any other temporary services needed to complete the work items shall be provided by the contractor.
Pricing for such services should be included in their proposal.
Question: Can you please provide confirmation on the amount listed for liquidated damages?
Liquidated damages will be assessed at $25,931.00 per calendar day of delay.
Question: Should there also be a requirement for a 009-90 for WI 555-60-001?
For WI 555-60-001, there are contractors other than the OEM that are certified to certify the system on island.
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