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Pre-solicitation Synopsis for the Layberthing of 2 RRF Vessels, Cornhusker State and Gopher State in the East Coast of the United States
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This document is a Pre-solicitation Synopsis from the Maritime Administration (MARAD) for layberthing services for two crane ships, the Cornhusker State and Gopher State, on the U.S. East Coast. The solicitation (IFB number 693JF725R000009) will be issued by 05/23/2025, seeking a long-term safe layberth in navigable waterways within 150 miles of open waters. The procurement will be a Firm Fixed Price Contract with two potential performance periods: one base year plus four option years, or one base year plus nine option years.

Potential bidders must be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) and can locate the solicitation at sam.gov. The contract will be awarded based on lowest price and facility availability, with the NAICS code 488390. Interested parties can contact Henry Puppe at Henry.Puppe@dot.gov for questions, and the contracting office is located at the Department of Transportation/MARAD in Washington, DC. Bidders are responsible for monitoring the SAM website for any updates or amendments to the synopsis.

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Pre-solicitation Synopsis for the Layberthing of 2 RRF Vessels, Cornhusker State and Gopher State in the East Coast of the United States

Pre-Solicitation Synopsis Number: 693JF7-25-R-000009 - Pre-solicitation

This is a PRE-SOLICITATION SYNOPSIS; it is not a solicitation announcement; thus, this synopsis neither solicits for proposals nor bids and no contract will be awarded based on this synopsis. The purpose of this synopsis is to alert the public that the Maritime Administration (MARAD), which is an agency of the United States Department of Transportation, intends to procure layberthing services for an exclusive use long-term safe layberth for two crane ships. The geographic area of consideration for this solicitation is for the two ships is on the East Coast. Potential layberth locations on the U.S. East Coast are inclusive of navigable waterways that can support the safe berthing and navigation of the size vessel identified. For potential sources located on inland waterways the distance to open waters must not exceed 150 miles. The primary bid for the solicitation will be one base year and 4 option years with an alternative bid for a base year and nine option years.

The solicitation, which will be used for this procurement will be an Invitation for Bids (IFB) and will be issued by 05/23/2025; the IFB number will be: 693JF725R000009. The bid-opening date will be specified in the IFB. In addition, MARAD will utilize a Firm Fixed Price Contract for the above-mentioned procurement. Award will be based on lowest price and date of facility availability. The period of performance of the ensuing contract will be: one 12-month Base Period and four 12-month Option Periods or one 12-month Base Period and nine 12-month Option Periods. The appropriate NAICS code for this procurement is 488390.

Please be strongly advised that Offerors must be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) in order to be eligible to receive an award from any Government solicitation; SAM’s website is as follows: http://www.sam.gov. In order to locate the solicitation, Contractors can go to https://sam.gov and search for the IFB number at the website. It is the Bidder's responsibility to check the website (https://sam.gov/) as often as necessary for any posted changes to this synopsis and all amendments.

Please feel free to contact Henry Puppe Henry.Puppe@dot.gov for any question or clarification.

The Contracting Office Address is:

Department of Transportation/ MARAD 1200 New Jersey Ave., SE, 20590 Washington, DC 20590

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