RFSQ.pdf

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Vessel Removal and Disposal Services
Solicitation number
684-SH
Issued by
California

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This Request for Statement of Qualifications (RFSQ) is issued by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department to identify qualified vendors to enter into a Master Agreement for Vessel Removal and Disposal Services. The Department seeks vendors capable of removing and disposing of abandoned vessels from County waterways, with vessels typically located at the Marina del Rey Sheriff's Station docks (13851 Fiji Way, Marina del Rey, California 90292). Approximately thirty vessels annually, generally measuring twenty to thirty feet in length but potentially varying in size, require removal due to abandonment and poor condition. These vessels present health and safety hazards and must be removed in compliance with California Harbors and Navigation Code sections 510 through 527 and Los Angeles County Code section 19.12.1070. Vendors must provide temporary storage and disposal services in addition to removal operations. The RFSQ number is 684-SH, and further bulletins and information are available on the Sheriff Department's website at http://shq.lasdnews.net/shq/contracts/info.html.

Prospective vendors must meet minimum mandatory qualifications, including a minimum of five years of experience in properly and legally hauling or removing both power and sail vessels from waterways, with demonstrated capability in short-term or temporary storage and disposal services as outlined in Attachment 1 (Statement of Work). The file does not specify response deadlines, award dates, contract terms, renewal options, or pricing information in the excerpt provided.

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