N6817119R0020_US_NAVY_Ship_Repair_Mediterranean_Industry_Event_-_Vendor_Invite.pdf

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This document provides details of a ship repair industry event being held by the United States Navy. The Navy is hosting the event on November 19-21, 2019 in Piraeus and Athens, Greece to inform industry partners about upcoming ship repair opportunities for vessels operating in Europe and Africa. The event will include information briefings on the first day from Naval Forces Europe, Naval Supply Systems Command Fleet Logistics Center Sigonella, and Military Sealift Command Europe to outline their forces, ship types, repair processes, and registration requirements. The second and third days will include ship checks for an upcoming drydock solicitation in support of repair work on the USNS Carson City, as well as one-on-one sessions between companies and Navy contracting and engineering representatives. Navy contracting specialists will also be on hand to assist companies with registering on the European Navy Contracting Command and System for Award Management websites. Interested vendors are asked to register by October 17, 2019 for attendance by contacting Joseph Van Gorp via email or phone.

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US NAVY Ship Repair Mediterranean Industry Event

19‐21 November 2019

Piraeus Port/Athens, Greece

Industry Partners, I would like to invite you to a U.S. Navy Ship Repair Industry Day in Piraeus and Athens, Greece from 19‐

21 November. Naval Supply Systems Command (NAVSUP) Fleet Logistics Center Sigonella (FLCSI) executes ship repair contracts for U.S. Navy and support vessels operating in Europe and Africa. We will be hosting an event with Military Sealift Command Europe (MSC‐EU) and Forward Deployed Regional

Maintenance Center (FDRMC) that will provide information about our MSC and U.S. Navy ship repairs, both large availabilities and emergent repairs, information about our U.S. Government procurements and registration systems during the three days.

The first day will include information briefs in a general forum from Naval Forces Europe (NAVEUR), FLCSI, MSC‐EU and FDRMC about our forces, ships, types of repairs, our contracting process and registration requirements onboard the USNS CARSON CITY (T‐EFP 7), one of MSC’s Expeditionary Fast

Transport vessels, which have the most major repairs in Europe of any of our ships.

During the second and third days, each company will be assigned a group and can attend an all‐day ship check detailing the upcoming Regular Overhaul (ROH) dry dock solicitation supporting the USNS CARSON

CITY (T‐EPF‐7) on one day, and on the other day, companies will have an opportunity for one‐on‐one sessions with our contracting and engineering experts to ask questions and/or to relay information about your company and capabilities. Additionally, we will have contracting specialists available to assist with registering your company in EURONECO (website where our solicitations and awards are posted) and Service Acquisition Management ‐ SAM (website to register your company to do business with the U.S. Government) at the Grand Hyatt Athens. MSC will also have a separate ship tour session outside of the ship check that will focus on general details of the USNS CARSON CITY (T‐EPF‐7) and highlight general types of emergent repairs we see during our Mid‐Term Availabilities (MTAs) and

Voyage Repairs (VR).

We hope you participate in our industry event as we look to increase our vendor base for ship repairs of vessels in Europe. Please contact Mr. Joe Van Gorp, +39‐081‐568‐3253, joseph.vangorp@eu.navy.mil, to by 17 October 2019 to register for attendance.

Sincerely, CAPT Jerry King

Chief of Contracts

NAVSUP Fleet Logistics Center Sigonella

Fact File for Expeditionary Fast Transport (EPF):

https://www.navy.mil/navydata/fact_display.asp?cid=4200&tid=1100&ct=4

NAVAL SUPPLY SYSTEMS COMMAND

FLEET LOGISTICS CENTER SIGONELLA

NAVAL REGIONAL CONTRACTING DET. NAPLES ITALY

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