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PERFORM AFTERCOOLER CORE SERVICING NOAA SHIP
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This is a Statement of Work (SOW) for Item 20002 under NOAA Ship Ferdinand R. Hassler contract N00000-00-X-0000, describing aftercooler core replacement and cleaning services for the ship's propulsion machinery. The work involves removing and installing government-furnished material (GFM) aftercooler cores on both port and starboard main diesel engines (CAT C-32) and ship's service diesel generators (CAT C9), along with comprehensive inspection and maintenance activities.

The contractor is required to provide new OEM seal and gasket sets, sealant materials, and Caterpillar-recommended core cleaners (Hydrosolv 4165 or Hydrosolv 100) for the cleaning process. Key deliverables include washing, chemically cleaning, and hydrostatically testing removed cores to 30 psi; inspecting and cleaning turbo housings, air lines, and intake plenums; submitting a condition-found report recommending additional parts or maintenance; performing operational tests on all four engines; and providing a comprehensive service summary report with engine hours, fuel burn data, and maintenance recommendations. Quality assurance requirements mandate that each engine achieve normal operating temperatures and conditions with no leaks and proper operational parameters verified. Three maintenance windows are scheduled: CLIN 1 in Morehead City, NC (27 April–1 May 2026), CLIN 2 in Norfolk, VA (22–26 June 2026), and CLIN 3 in Charleston, SC (7–10 September 2026), subject to change based on the ship's operational schedule. The point of contact is Port Engineer Justin Kusterer (240-704-2815 or justin.kusterer@noaa.gov).

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NOAA Hassler

( NOAA-S 250 )

Propulsion Machinery CONTRACT NO. N00000-00-X-0000

ITEM NO. 20002 CATEGORY "A" 2026-03-19

Aftercooler Core Replacement Plus Cleaning Kusterer, Justin

20001 - 1

1.1 Intent:

1.1.1 This item describes the requirement to change out and

clean aftercoolers on the port and starboard main engines (MPDE) and ship’s service diesel generators (SSDG) aboard NOAA Ship

FERDINAND R. HASSLER.

1.2 References:

1.2.1 None

1.3 Government Furnished Material:

1.3.1 2 sets of aftercoolers for MPDEs (C32)

1.3.2 2 sets of aftercoolers for SSDGs (C9)

1.4 Requirements:

1.4.1 Remove existing and install GFM aftercooler cores on

both the PORT and STARBOARD main diesel engines, and both the port and starboard SSDGs.

1.4.2 Provide new OEM seal and gasket sets to accommodate

aftercooler changes on each engine.

1.4.3 Provide sealant for aftercooler cores. See 1.6.4.

1.4.4 Inspect and clean turbo housings and air lines.

1.4.5 Inspect intake plenum.

1.4.6 Inspect remaining connection points and parts removed

to facilitate aftercooler core change.

1.4.7 Checkpoint: Submit a condition found report to the

port engineer and contracting officer to recommend additional replacement parts and maintenance, as required.

1.4.8 Reinstall all components, utilizing new OEM seals and

gaskets.

1.4.9 Upon completion of all work, perform an operational

test of all four engines. Observe engines for proper operation and control, to the satisfaction of the Chief Marine Engineer or Port Engineer.

1.4.10 Wash, chemically clean and test the removed

aftercooler cores. Test to 30 psi.

1.4.11 Return removed aftercooler cores to port office.

1.4.12 Provide a service summary report. Include individual

Propulsion Machinery CONTRACT NO. N00000-00-X-0000

20001 - 2 engine hours and total fuel burn, inspection observations and any recommendations for additional maintenance or repairs.

1.5 Quality Assurance:

1.5.1 Run each engine until normal operating temperatures

and conditions are met. Verify no leaks and proper operational parameters are met.

1.5.2 Perform a submerged hydrostatic test on each core to

30 psi. Provide testing report.

1.6 Notes:

1.6.1 MPDEs are CAT C-32 Engines, SSDGs are CAT C9 Engines.

Engine S/Ns as follows:

PME RND00123

SME RND00124

PDG C9J00506

SDG C9J00507

1.6.2 The point of contact for this work is the Port

Engineer Justin Kusterer. He can be reached at 240-704-2815 or justin.kusterer@noaa.gov

1.6.3 Caterpillar recommends the following core cleaner:

Part Number Description Size

1U5490 *Hydrosolv 4165 19L (5 US gallon)

174-6854 *Hydrosolv 100 19L (5 US Gallon

*: Use a two to five percent concentration of the cleaner at temperatures up to 93deg C (200 degF). Refer to application guide, NEHS050526 or consult your Caterpillar dealer for more information.

1.6.4 It has been noted that after having been cleaned and

hydro tested, sealant may be removed from the aftercooler cores outer perimeter. The Contractor shall provide the required sealant in the event that GFE cores are lacking. Example:

Propulsion Machinery CONTRACT NO. N00000-00-X-0000

20001 - 3

1.6.5 Maintenance windows locations and dates. Maintenance

windows and locations subject to change based on ship’s schedule

CLIN 1: Morehead City, NC 27APR2026 to 01MAY2026 CLIN 2: Norfolk, VA 22JUN2026 to 26JUN2026 CLIN 3: Charleston, SC 07SEP2026 to 10SEP2026

1.1 Intent:
1.1.1 This item describes the requirement to change out and clean aftercoolers on the port and starboard main engines (MPDE) and ship’s service diesel generators (SSDG) aboard NOAA Ship FERDINAND R. HASSLER.
1.2 References:
1.2.1 None
1.3 Government Furnished Material:
1.3.1 2 sets of aftercoolers for MPDEs (C32)
1.3.2 2 sets of aftercoolers for SSDGs (C9)
1.4 Requirements:
1.4.1 Remove existing and install GFM aftercooler cores on both the PORT and STARBOARD main diesel engines, and both the port and starboard SSDGs.
1.4.2 Provide new OEM seal and gasket sets to accommodate aftercooler changes on each engine.
1.4.3 Provide sealant for aftercooler cores. See 1.6.4.
1.4.4 Inspect and clean turbo housings and air lines.
1.4.5 Inspect intake plenum.
1.4.6 Inspect remaining connection points and parts removed to facilitate aftercooler core change.
1.4.7 Checkpoint: Submit a condition found report to the port engineer and contracting officer to recommend additional replacement parts and maintenance, as required.
1.4.8 Reinstall all components, utilizing new OEM seals and gaskets.
1.4.9 Upon completion of all work, perform an operational test of all four engines. Observe engines for proper operation and control, to the satisfaction of the Chief Marine Engineer or Port Engineer.
1.4.10 Wash, chemically clean and test the removed aftercooler cores. Test to 30 psi.
1.4.11 Return removed aftercooler cores to port office.
1.4.12 Provide a service summary report. Include individual engine hours and total fuel burn, inspection observations and any recommendations for additional maintenance or repairs.
1.5 Quality Assurance:
1.5.1 Run each engine until normal operating temperatures and conditions are met. Verify no leaks and proper operational parameters are met.
1.5.2 Perform a submerged hydrostatic test on each core to 30 psi. Provide testing report.
1.6 Notes:
1.6.1 MPDEs are CAT C-32 Engines, SSDGs are CAT C9 Engines. Engine S/Ns as follows:
PME RND00123
SME RND00124
PDG C9J00506
SDG C9J00507
1.6.2 The point of contact for this work is the Port Engineer Justin Kusterer. He can be reached at 240-704-2815 or justin.kusterer@noaa.gov
1.6.3 Caterpillar recommends the following core cleaner:
1.6.4 It has been noted that after having been cleaned and hydro tested, sealant may be removed from the aftercooler cores outer perimeter. The Contractor shall provide the required sealant in the event that GFE cores are lacking. Example:
1.6.5 Maintenance windows locations and dates. Maintenance windows and locations subject to change based on ship’s schedule
CLIN 1: Morehead City, NC 27APR2026 to 01MAY2026
CLIN 2: Norfolk, VA 22JUN2026 to 26JUN2026
CLIN 3: Charleston, SC 07SEP2026 to 10SEP2026

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