C09.0 N4523A24R1053 YC-1674 Government Responses to RFC 01-05.pdf
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- N4523A24R1053
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This document contains the Government's responses to Requests for Clarification (RFCs) 01-05 regarding Solicitation N4523A24R1053 for the Maintenance, Repair and Preservation of YC-1674, an Open Lighter Barge. The key details are:
The pickup and delivery location for the barge is Nanoose Bay, BC, Canada. The U.S. Government will coordinate with Canadian authorities on the barge's arrival and departure. The current draft of the barge is 9 feet, and there is no liquid expected in the tanks.
The solicitation is a 100% Small Business set-aside under NAICS code 336611 for the maintenance, repair, and preservation of the YC-1674 barge. The work is to be performed at the contractor's facility, which must be located in the Puget Sound, WA region, and must be able to accommodate the barge's dimensions of 39 feet in width and 110 feet in length. The period of performance is scheduled for August 1, 2024 to October 31, 2024.
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Government Responses to RFCs 01-05 YC-1674 Maintenance, Repair and Preservation
01) Question: Section F of the solicitation, page 23 of 64 states to deliver the vessel to PSNS, Bremerton.
Paragraph 1.7, page 7 of the statement of work states pickup and delivery of the vessel shall be Nanoose Bay, BC.
Please clarify which port for pick up and delivery.
Response: The pickup and delivery are going to be Nanoose Bay, BC. This will be reflected in an amendment to the solicitation.
02) Question: Assuming it is in Canada, will the government provide necessary personnel to coordinate with US Customs & Immigration upon the vessel's arrival in USA? Will the government attest to its residual cargo?
Response: We communicate with Seattle traffic with who we are, what we are doing, and we are towing a US Government asset. We will have our folks up in Canada for pick-up and making sure the barge has all equipment and such not needed for the overhaul removed so there is no “residual cargo”.
03) Question: Similarly, is the vessel delivered to a US Navy agent at the Canadian Forces test range or to a Canadian agent? Will the USN/owner of the vessel make arrangements with Canadian authorities for the vessel's arrival?
Response: We can definitely help to communicate with the Canadian folks up there when the barge is going to be delivered back, and I would imagine we have our people up there again to help receive the vessel.
04) Question: What is the current draft of YC-1674?
Response: Draft is 9ft.
05) Question: Can Govt provide how much liquid is in tanks of YC-1674?
Response: No liquid is to be expected in the tanks.
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