Sockeye_scope_of_work_Crane_Services.docx
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This is a Statement of Work for mobile crane services required by the US Coast Guard for the USCGC Sockeye vessel engine replacement project. The scope covers the removal and reinstallation of two MTU 8v396 engines and associated interference equipment. The work is scheduled for an estimated two-day timeframe on May 28-29, 2026, though dates may shift based on pier space availability. The work location is US Coast Guard Sector San Francisco at 1 Yerba Buena Island, San Francisco, CA 94130.
The specific requirements include a mobile crane capable of lifting 13,000 pounds with a center pin radius of 46 feet from the ship's center, a four-point harness and rigging equipment rated for 13,000 pounds, approximately 16 hours of labor, and a certified crane operator. This procurement is being issued as a Request for Quote (52000QR260024929) under FAR Part 12 for commercial items on a firm-fixed price basis using simplified acquisition procedures. The solicitation is designated as a total small business set-aside. The primary Point of Contact is EMC Jonathan Grondin (jonathan.a.grondin@uscg.mil, 727-656-8786), and the Contracting Officer's Representative is MKCS Ernesto Perez (ernesto.perez@uscg.mil, 223-267-0945).
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Statement of Work Crane Services for CGC SOCKEYE (87337) W6 Both Main Diesel Engine Replacement
1. Scope: This description covers the mobile crane services for the removal and re-installation of Both MTU 8v396 engines and all interferences associated.
2. Dates: Estimated timeframe of 05/28/26 05/29/26 This is an Estimated time frame, dates could possibly change suddenly, based on pier space availability.
3. Requirements:
A. Capable of lifting 13000 lb. MTU engines, and running gear.
B. Center Pin radius from center of ship to center of crane is 46’ C. Provide 4- point harness and rigging equipment that is rated to lift 13000lbs.
D. Estimated 16 hours of labor E. Certified Crane Operator.
4. Destination of work performance:
US Coast Guard Sector San Francisco
5. 1 Yerba Buena Island, Yerba Buena Island Northgate Rd, San Francisco, CA 94130
6. POC:
EMC Jonathan Grondin- EPO USCGC Sockeye Cell: (727)-656-8786 Email: Jonathan.a.grondin@uscg.mil
7. COR:
MKCS Ernesto Perez – SFLC PBPL AMS1 Cell: 223 267 0945 Email: Ernesto.perez@uscg.mil
*Any question should be directed to EMC Jonathan Grondin image1.jpeg
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