Technical_Evaluation_Questionnaire.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- 1305M326Q0129
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This is a Survey Vessel Characteristics Questionnaire used to assess vessel suitability for the G-FISHER (Fishing Gear and Sampling Technology Evaluation for Resource Assessment) program, which appears to be a NOAA-related federal contracting initiative.
The questionnaire evaluates vessels across six primary categories. General characteristics, licensing, and safety requirements include USCG inspection certification current through the charter duration with compliance to 46 CFR §25, current life raft capacity documentation, functional satellite phone for emergency communications, first-aid and medical supplies including AED units, and USCG approval to operate beyond 200 nautical miles from shore. Operations, payloads, and capacity specifications require vessels capable of 15+ days offshore operation, minimum 2-5 knots cruising speed for towing side scan sonar, safe operation in 4-foot seas up to 100 nautical miles from shore, ability to deploy camera arrays (~300 lbs) and heavy gear (~1000 lbs) via crane, pinpoint gear deployment/retrieval within ~5 meters, minimum 150 square feet of deck space, seawater and fresh water deck hoses, and recent active use of gear deployment equipment. Scientific workspaces must include dedicated air-conditioned dry lab space with windows or video viewing of deck operations, desk/table/counter space for instrumentation, conditioned power with surge protection, through-bulkhead cable routing, echosound/GPS feed capability to dry lab, and sample freezer storage. Berthing and living accommodations require isolated sleeping quarters for three scientists, refrigerated food storage for 15 days, potable water provisions, sanitary facilities with locking doors, and functional laundry facilities. Crew information requires minimum two licensed captains with 3+ years offshore experience and prior government charter service, deckhands with working knowledge of fishing gear and camera/sonar array capabilities, and documentation of relevant employment experience within the past three years.
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G-FISHER Survey Vessel Characteristics Questionnaire
General Characteristics, Licensing, and Safety
Vessel Name:
Registration No.:
Owner/Manager Name:
Phone: Address:
Hull type (steel, fiberglass, wood): Year built:
Vessel Length (LOA): Vessel Draft: Vessel Beam (Width):
Please provide information on depth echo sounders:
Please provide information on GPS receivers:
What is the life raft capacity? What is the age(s) of life raft(s)?
Does the vessel provision with appropriate first-aid and medical supplies including adequate supplies to provide basic medical support for animal bites, common injuries, etc., and at least one
AED unit?
Yes No
Does the vessel have a functional satellite phone available for emergency communications? If so, what is the number?
Does the vessel have a ladder or other embarkation/disembarkation aid for use while in port?
Yes No
Is the vessel USCG inspected (current through duration of charter) with all equipment listed in 46
CFR §25?
Yes No
Will the vessel be approved by the USCG (permitted) to operate in excess of 200 miles from land?
Yes No
Operations, Payloads, and Capacity
Can the vessel operate offshore for at least 15 days?
Yes No
What is the vessel's usual and maximum cruising speed in knots?
Does the vessel have the capability to pinpoint gear deployment and retrieval (within ~5m)?
Yes No
Is the vessel capable of maintaining a cruising speed of at least 2-5 knots for towing side scan?
Yes No
Is the vessel able to safely operate in at least 4’ seas up to 100 nm from shore?
Yes No
Is the vessel rigged and capable of deploying camera arrays (~300lbs)?
Yes No
Can the pot-hauler/A-Frame/crane extend far enough away to avoid striking the vessel?
Yes No
Is the vessel outfitted with a crane for loading heavy gear (~1000 lbs)?
Yes No
Has the vessel actively used gear deployment equipment in the last year?
Yes No
How much back deck freeboard?
Does the vessel have a minimum of 150 ft2 of deck space?
Yes No
Seawater deck-hose?
Yes No
Fresh water deck hose?
Yes No
How many cubic feet of dry storage for scientific supplies?
Scientific Workspaces
Dedicated AC location for dry lab operations?
Yes No
Window or video to view deck operations?
Yes No
Available desk/table/counter space for instrumentation:
Conditioned power and/or surge protection?
How many 110 Volt AC power outlets for NOAA workspace?
Detail other storage space options (tools, books, etc.):
Sufficient through-bulkhead space for cables?
Yes No
Can feed from echosounders/GPS be provided to dry lab?
Yes No
On-board freezer for samples (not for galley)?
Yes No
Size of freezer (if applicable):
Berthing and Living
AC accommodations for 3 scientists (isolated)?
Yes No
Refrigerated food storage for 15 days?
Yes No
Sleeping rooms: Sleeping berths: Galley seating:
Dry storage for raingear?
Yes No
Potable water form (bottled, filtered, etc.):
Does contractor recognize need for clean/sanitary conditions?
Yes No
Heads/Showers available: Locking bathroom doors?
Yes No
Functional washer and dryer on board?
Yes No
Crew Information
Offerors shall indicate pertinent employment experience for each crew member within the past three (3) years.
Minimum of two licensed Captains (24h manning)?
Captain has 3+ years' offshore experience?
Crew has working knowledge of fishing gear?
Yes No
Crew capable of assisting with camera/sonar arrays?
Yes No
Has Captain served as key personnel on Gov charters? (Specify):
Captain #1:
Captain #2:
Deckhand/Engineer:
Deckhand/Cook:
Deckhand #3:
Night-watch / Additional Crew:
Comments
| G-FISHER Survey Vessel Characteristics Questionnaire |
| General Characteristics, Licensing, and Safety |
| Operations, Payloads, and Capacity |
| Scientific Workspaces |
| Berthing and Living |
| Crew Information |
| Comments |
| AED unit: Off |
| Does the vessel have a ladder or other embarkationdisembarkation aid for use while in port: Off |
| CFR 25: Off |
| Will the vessel be approved by the USCG permitted to operate in excess of 200 miles from land: Off |
| Can the vessel operate offshore for at least 15 days: Off |
| No_5: Off |
| Does the vessel have the capability to pinpoint gear deployment and retrieval within 5m: Off |
| No_6: Off |
| Is the vessel capable of maintaining a cruising speed of at least 25 knots for towing side scan: Off |
| No_7: Off |
| Is the vessel able to safely operate in at least 4 seas up to 100 nm from shore: Off |
| No_8: Off |
| Is the vessel rigged and capable of deploying camera arrays 300lbs: Off |
| No_9: Off |
| Can the pothaulerAFramecrane extend far enough away to avoid striking the vessel: Off |
| No_10: Off |
| Is the vessel outfitted with a crane for loading heavy gear 1000 lbs: Off |
| No_11: Off |
| Has the vessel actively used gear deployment equipment in the last year: Off |
| No_12: Off |
| Does the vessel have a minimum of 150 ft2 of deck space: Off |
| No_13: Off |
| Seawater deckhose: Off |
| No_14: Off |
| Fresh water deck hose: Off |
| No_15: Off |
| Dedicated AC location for dry lab operations: Off |
| No_16: Off |
| Window or video to view deck operations: Off |
| No_17: Off |
| Conditioned power andor surge protection: Off |
| No_18: Off |
| Sufficient throughbulkhead space for cables: Off |
| No_19: Off |
| Can feed from echosoundersGPS be provided to dry lab: Off |
| No_20: Off |
| Onboard freezer for samples not for galley: Off |
| No_21: Off |
| AC accommodations for 3 scientists isolated: Off |
| No_22: Off |
| Refrigerated food storage for 15 days: Off |
| No_23: Off |
| Dry storage for raingear: Off |
| No_24: Off |
| Does contractor recognize need for cleansanitary conditions: Off |
| No_25: Off |
| Locking bathroom doors: Off |
| No_26: Off |
| Functional washer and dryer on board: Off |
| No_27: Off |
| Minimum of two licensed Captains 24h manning: Off |
| No_28: Off |
| Crew has working knowledge of fishing gear: Off |
| Crew capable of assisting with camerasonar arrays: Off |
| Has Captain served as key personnel on Gov charters Specify: Off |
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