Statement of Work.pdf

STATEMENT OF WORK

From: Code 230.3 To: Code 410 Date: 30JUL2025 Subject: Emergency Tow Package

Code 230.3 Technical Points of Contact: Cameron Lemelin (207-438-3717) and Adam Poliquin (207-438-3815).

Attachments/References:

(1) Cordage Institute CI-1500A

(2) Cordage Institute CI-1500B

1. SCOPE OF WORK:

1.1. Procurement of lines to facilitate the assembly of an Emergency Tow Package that consists of (5) separate lines made of high molecular weight polyethylene (HMPE) and covered with substantial chafe protection in accordance with the requirements and referenced documents herein.

2. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS:

2.1. The length of lines referred to herein shall be measured between bearing points of eyes.

2.2. Delivery Requirements:

2.2.1. Contractor shall coordinate delivery location with the Contracting Officer’s

Representative following completion of fabrication. Provide a minimum of 14 calendar days’ notice of delivery for planning purposes to the COR.

3. REQUIREMENTS:

3.1. All lines shall be spliced and fabricated in accordance with Cordage Institute Standards CI-1500A and CI-1500B.

3.2. 12X12 Braided HMPE Line – Plasma by Cortland Company; spliced and sleeved with Cortland Company’s proprietary “SX” chafe sleeve.

3.3. Line nomenclature is as follows:

3.3.1. “100’ E-TOW Line” – 100’ long

3.3.2. “130’ E-TOW Line” – 130’ long

3.3.3. “150’ E-TOW Line” – 150’ long

3.3.4. “30’-1 E-TOW Line” – 30’ long

3.3.5. “30’-2 E-TOW Line” – 30’ long

3.4. Line requirements are as follows:

3.4.1. The Plasma line shall not be dyed.

3.4.2. The chafe sleeve shall be colored gray.

3.4.3. The Plasma line shall have a minimum spliced break strength of 291,000 lbs.

3.4.4. The Plasma line shall have a minimum diameter of 1-5/8” (+ 1/8” with chafe sleeve)

3.4.5. Maximum weight of 6.6 lbs./ft

3.4.6. Specific gravity less than 1.0 (floats)

3.4.7. Maximum stretch: 5% +/- 1% at break strength

3.4.8. The Plasma line shall be dimensionally compatible with 1-1/4” Ultrex synthetic shackles by Yale Cordage.

3.5. Individual Line Attributes:

3.5.1. 30’-1 E-TOW Line

3.5.1.1. 30’ length (See General Requirements for dimensioning)

3.5.1.2. 5’ soft eyes on both ends.

3.5.1.3. Use one continuous piece of SX chafe sleeve for eyes and body; all tails tucked and buried

3.5.2. 30’-2 E-TOW Line

3.5.2.1. 30’ length (See General Requirements for dimensioning)

3.5.2.2. 5’ soft eyes on both ends.

3.5.2.3. Use one continuous piece of SX chafe sleeve for eyes and body; all tails tucked and buried

3.5.3. 100’ E-TOW Line

3.5.3.1. 100’ length (See General Requirements for dimensioning)

3.5.3.2. 5’ soft eyes on both ends.

3.5.3.3. Use one continuous piece of SX chafe sleeve for eyes and body; all tails tucked and buried

3.5.4. 130’ E-TOW Line

3.5.4.1. 130’ length (See General Requirements for dimensioning)

5’ soft eyes on both ends.

3.5.4.2. Use one continuous piece of SX chafe sleeve for eyes and body; all tails tucked and buried

3.5.5. 150’ E-TOW Line

3.5.5.1. 150’ length (See General Requirements for dimensioning)

5’ soft eyes on both ends.

3.5.5.2. Use one continuous piece of SX chafe sleeve for eyes and body; all tails tucked and buried

3.6. Each line shall have a permanent rated capacity (WLL) tag attached. The tag shall possess the following attributes:

3.6.1. The tag shall include the line name, working load limit, and date manufactured.

Contractor may provide more information upon their discretion.

3.6.2. The tag must be made from corrosion resistant material.

3.6.3. Tag information must remain legible for the full duration of its operational lifespan.

3.6.4. The tag shall be permanently affixed to the line using reasonable means.

3.7. Storage box requirements:

3.7.1. Insulated SAW plastic storage box with lid

3.7.2. 42 cubic feet minimum

3.7.3. (2) boxes total

3.8. All components are expected to resist UV and seawater effects under prolonged environmental exposure.

3.9. Origin Inspection:

3.9.1. An origin inspection may be conducted at the contractor’s facility at the discretion of Shipyard personnel to verify compliance with the contract requirements, workmanship and quality standards. The contractor shall notify the Contracting Office exclusively upon completion of manufacturing and prior to shipment, allowing sufficient time (14 calendar days) to schedule an inspection if deemed necessary. If a site visit is required, appropriate contracting officer or the Government’s QC representative must be continuously present throughout the entirety of the visit. The contractor shall provide access to facilities, records and personnel as needed.