SOW_Commercial Veseel 07_08MAY26.docx

STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW)

Offshore Training Support Vessel Charter United States Coast Guard (USCG) Maritime Security Response Team West (MSRTW)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Background

2. Objective

3. Scope

4. Period of Performance

5. Place of Performance

6. Requirements

7. Contractor Responsibilities

8. Government Responsibilities

9. Deliverables

10. Acceptance Criteria

1. Background Maritime Security Response Team West (MSRTW) conducts advanced maritime operations training to maintain operational readiness in support of national security missions. To support these requirements, MSRTW requires a commercially available offshore-capable vessel to enable underway, multi-domain maritime training operations in an open ocean environment.

2. Objective The objective of this requirement is to obtain a fully crewed, mission-capable offshore vessel capable of supporting integrated maritime training operations, including:

Maritime law enforcement or security operations training Personnel transfer and tactical boarding training scenarios Small boat launch and recovery operations Rotary-wing and/or unmanned aerial system (UAS) integration Command and control (C2) operations Personnel berthing and sustainment

3. Scope The contractor shall furnish all personnel, equipment, vessel, fuel, and supervision necessary to provide an offshore-capable vessel and associated services in support of MSRTW training operations.

4. Period of Performance The period of performance shall be from May 7, 2026, to May 8, 2026.

5. Place of Performance The place of performance will be offshore in the waters near Los Angeles and Long Beach, California. The contractor shall be responsible for coordinating appropriate berthing in the Long Beach/Los Angeles area for the embarkation of government personnel and equipment.

6. Requirements

6.1 General Vessel Requirements

Flag: U.S. Flagged and Jones Act compliant Certification: Certified under USCG Subchapter I (Oceans) and compliant with SOLAS standards Type: Multi-purpose offshore support vessel or equivalent Length Overall (LOA): 200 - 250 feet Beam: Approximately 44 feet Draft: Approximately 13 feet Endurance: Minimum operational range of 7,200 nautical miles at 12 knots.

Seaworthiness: Capable of safe operations in Pacific offshore conditions.

6.2 Boarding and Access

Freeboard: Suitable height for ladder access from small boats, compatible with Jacob's ladders, caving ladders, or similar systems.

Hull: Configuration must allow for safe approach and repeated boarding evolutions from small craft.

Access: Must have exterior access points for over-the-side boarding and vertical access capability.

6.3 Aviation Operations Capability

Aviation Area: A helicopter-capable deck with a minimum clear area of 60 feet by 60 feet, free of obstructions.

Vertical Clearance: Minimum vertical clearance of 50 feet above the aviation area.

Safety Zone: A rotor safety zone free from all hazards to enable hover and fast rope training operations.

6.4 Accommodations and Sustenance

Facilities: Must provide climate-controlled spaces, sanitary facilities, and a galley with messing capability for embarked personnel.

Medical: Basic medical support capability.

6.5 Propulsion and Maneuverability

Engines: Twin propulsion engines (approx. 1,500 HP each).

Thruster: Bow thruster (approx. 490 HP).

Speed: Cruising/operating speed of approximately 12 knots.

6.6 Heavy Equipment Capability

Crane: Minimum crane capacity of 20 tons.

Winches: Multiple hydraulic winches for equipment handling.

6.7 Additional Capabilities (Desired)

Stern launch system for small boats.

Towing capability.

Bulk liquid storage (approx. 4,000 barrels) and transfer capability.

7. Contractor Responsibilities Provide a mission-capable vessel with a qualified crew and sufficient fuel for the duration of the performance period.

Maintain all necessary vessel compliance, certifications, and safety standards.

Coordinate and secure appropriate berthing in the Long Beach/Los Angeles area.

Ensure no Government system integration is required for vessel operation.

8. Government Responsibilities Provide all necessary training personnel, tactical equipment, and small boats.

Serve as the overall on-scene commander and direct all training operations.

9. Deliverables An operational vessel ready to perform training evolutions at the agreed-upon date and time.

A comprehensive safety briefing for all embarked personnel prior to getting underway.

Continuous operational and logistical support from the vessel and crew throughout the training period.

10. Acceptance Criteria The government will accept the contractor's services upon verification that the provided vessel meets all requirements outlined in Section 6 and that all responsibilities in Section 7 have been successfully fulfilled.