SOW SOW TRNG VESSELS FY26 Q4.pdf

STATEMENT OF WORK

TITLE OF PROJECT: USCG MSRTW Pier-Side Training Vessels - FY26 Q4

1. General Information The U.S. Coast Guard Maritime Security Response Team West (MSRTW) is seeking a contractor to provide passenger ferry vessels for day and night underway training exercises. These vessels will serve as operational platforms for tactical and mission-readiness training essential to MSRTW operations.

2. Scope of Work The contractor shall provide ferry vessels that meet the specified operational requirements and facilitate training in the following areas:

• Close-quarter combat tactics utilizing marking cartridge weapon systems.

• Use of Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosive (CBRNE) personal protective equipment (PPE) and training aides.

• Maritime CBRNE threat response.

• Marshalling procedures for personnel and equipment.

• Canine detection team operations.

• Tactical communications, including encrypted and real-time coordination systems.

• Precision fire exercises within designated safe zones.

• Boat maneuvering for high-speed and tactical navigation.

• Boat insertion and extraction training.

• Helicopter insertion and extraction training on designated deck areas.

3. Vessel and Facility Requirements

3.1 Vessel Requirements

The contractor shall provide passenger ferry vessels that meet the following specifications:

• U.S.-flagged vessels compliant with federal maritime regulations.

• Vessel length: Between 150 and 250 feet.

• Passenger capacity: Between 500 and 1,200.

• Open deck space: Minimum of 12 feet by 12 feet for helicopter operations.

• Freeboard: o 15 to 30 feet freeboard for small boat hook and climb operations.

o Minimum 5 feet of unobstructed flat freeboard for personnel boarding.

• At least one vessel must be capable of transiting at least 10 nautical miles offshore from

Point Loma, CA.

• Stable and reinforced deck areas for high-intensity tactical training.

• Multiple embarkation points for rapid personnel deployment.

• Onboard power sources capable of sustaining extended operations.

• Emergency response and damage control systems.

• Enclosed bridge with modern navigation and communication systems.

3.2 Internal Space Requirements

• Multiple large internal spaces suitable for:

o Classroom-style instruction with tables and chairs. o

Tactical and operational briefings.

o Staging and gear preparation.

• Various internal areas including:

o Secure storage for equipment. o Adequate restroom facilities for extended training periods.

o Stairwells and hallways for movement and clearance drills.

• Dedicated areas for:

o Bridge operations. o Engine and machinery compartments. o Passenger seating that can be reconfigured for training. o First-aid and medical response stations.

3.3 Facility and Security Requirements

• Vessels shall be moored at a secured pier facility within San Diego County with restricted public access during training events.

• The contractor shall provide secured parking and storage space for government vehicles and training equipment at the pier facility.

3.4 Operational & Crew Requirements

• Vessels must be capable of operating underway in the South Bay of San Diego and offshore environments.

• Equipped with VHF broadcasting communications equipment.

• Crew must have experience supporting military and law enforcement training exercises.

• Crew must be trained in damage control, emergency evacuations, and first aid.

• Ability to conduct night operations and low-visibility navigation.

4. Performance Period The vendor must be able to provide pier-side and underway passenger ferry vessels in accordance with the dates and times outlined below.

4.2 Underway Dates:

N/A

4.3 Pier Side

• 08 Sep 2026: 0800-1600; 500 passenger capacity ferry vessel pier side.

• 09 Sep 2026: 0800-1600; 500 passenger capacity ferry vessel pier side.

5. Submission Requirements Interested contractors must submit a proposal demonstrating compliance with the specifications outlined in this Statement of Work. Proposals should include:

• Detailed vessel specifications.

• Documentation of past performance supporting similar military or law enforcement training operations.

• Security measures ensuring restricted access during training events.

• Crew qualifications and training certifications.

6. Evaluation Criteria Proposals will be evaluated based on:

• Compliance with vessel and facility requirements.

• Experience and qualifications of contractor personnel.

• Security measures to protect sensitive training operations.

• Cost-effectiveness and overall value to the government.

The U.S. Coast Guard reserves the right to conduct site inspections and request additional documentation to verify compliance with the contract requirements.