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SCOPE OF WORK

June 5, 2020

USCG Sector Anchorage, Alaska Planning and Vessel Response for PREP FE ACP GRS Validation Exercise

U.S. COAST GUARD

Sector Anchorage, Alaska 49000 Army Guard Road

JBER, AK, 99505

Scope of Work:

Summary: Contractor is to provide assistance in the planning and vessel response strategies in the use of an Oil Spill Response Vessel (OSRV) or Vessel of Opportunity (VOO) to the U.S. Coast Guard in a remote location of Alaska.

A consultation team is assigned to assist with developing a plan and the OSRV/VOO is provided to enable the USCG to execute the 2020 PREP FE ACP GRS Validation (National Preparedness for Response Exercise Program Functional Exercise for Area Contingency Plan Geographic Response System Validation). The exercise will be conducted in Bristol Bay: Northern Zone, a high threat area for oil discharge response under the USCG Sector Anchorage’s Federal On-Scene Coordinator authority and jurisdiction.

This exercise meets USCG Sector Anchorage requirements under the Oil Pollution Act of 1990 (OPA 90) and the National Oil and Hazardous Substance Pollution Contingency Plan (NCP), 40 CFR Part 300 (as further detailed in the USCG Marine Environmental Response Manual, COMDTINST M16000.14 (series), and the National Preparedness for Response Exercise Program (PREP) Guidelines), in addition to the USCG Arctic Strategy (May 2013).

The consultation team is required to design exercise specifications, including a Tier I review, scheduling, travel and supply logistics, and the Action Plan development. Contractor is required to transport USCG Sector Anchorage personnel due to the remoteness of the exercise location, the absence of other adequate means of transportation and support, and provide specialized capability of an OSRV to deploy and retrieve oil discharge response equipment.

Consultation Specifications

a. The ability to support USCG Marine Environmental Response Manual, COMDTINST M16000.14 Validation Level I:

b. Available for Period of Performance: July 1, 2020 to September 30, 2020.

Vessel Deployment Specifications

a. The ability to support USCG Marine Environmental Response Manual, COMDTINST M16000.14 Validation Level III, Equipment Deployment:

1. Deployment of identified oil discharge response equipment to verify its performance in the specified operating environment,

2. Deployment of identified oil discharge response equipment in areas targeted for inconclusive Level II validation strategies,

3. Deployment of identified oil discharge response equipment performed in high-risk areas where rapid and efficient response is critical.

b. Provide vessel, crew, fuel, and lube oils for maritime transportation and support of up to (4) USCG personnel to Northern Bristol Bay from/to Dutch Harbor, Alaska.

c. Provide maritime transportation and deployment of oil discharge exercise equipment to Northern Bristol Bay from/to Dutch Harbor, Alaska.

d. Provide oil discharge exercise equipment and logistics, to include usage and required shipping of gear and equipment from Anchorage to Dutch Harbor and back.

e. Provide necessary disposal of waste generated by the exercise.

f. Vessel master and crew familiar with Northern Bristol Bay and associated Geographic Response Strategies in the exercise operating area.

Coast Guard Point of Contacts

a. LCDR Jereme Altendorf: Work (907) 428-4217; Cell (619) 933-0508

b. MSTC Nathan Hatfield: Work (907) 428-4155

c. F&S2 Thomas Bailey: Work (907) 428-4150

d. SKC Jennifer Sanders: Work (907) 428-4135

Contractor Requirements

a. Provide vessel (to include lodging specification), crew, fuel, and lube oil availability.

b. Provide estimated cost for the project.

c. If delivery/shipping is applicable, quote freight as a separate line item.

Period of Performance

a. Available for Period of Performance: August 17-26, 2020. There is a potential to expand the exercise period to include 1-2 days extra if funding allows. 24-hour underway days from the evening of 18 August to the evening of 25 August, 2020 or potentially more.

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