Fdrmc engineering support services

The Department of the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command seeks engineering support services for its Forward Deployed Regional Maintenance Center (FDRMC) via a Cost Plus Fixed Fee task order under SeaPort NxG, with proposals due November 2, 2026, as amended on October 23. The procurement is restricted to active SeaPort NxG contract holders; Amentum Services, Inc. is the incumbent contractor under the current vehicle.

Place of performance includes Manama (Bahrain), Naples (Italy), and Rota (Spain), with potential global deployment. The contract runs from March 1, 2027 through February 29, 2028 (base period) with four one-year options and one six-month extension option, extending potential performance through August 31, 2032. The base year requires 14,784 direct labor hours; option periods 1 and 2 require 14,784 and 19,008 hours respectively; option periods 3 and 4 each require 19,008 hours; and the six-month extension requires 9,504 hours. Total estimated effort across all periods is 96,096 man-hours.

Required labor categories include Engineering Technicians (Mechanical Auxiliary, Mechanical Hydraulics, Marine Gas Turbine Inspector, SPY Technician, CANES/Afloat Network, and METCAL Program) and Production Controllers (D-level Planner, IMA Planner, and Dive Planner). All personnel require SECRET clearance; CANES/Afloat Network and SPY Technicians require TOP SECRET clearance. All contractor personnel must hold current facility clearance, Common Access Cards, and security vetting per HSPD-12. Personnel receive "Civilian Component" or "Technical Expert" status under applicable Status of Forces Agreements in Spain, Italy, and Bahrain.

Other Direct Costs (ODCs) are estimated at $111,600 (base), $119,822.01 (Option 1), $123,416.67 (Option 2), $123,734.94 (Option 3), $127,446.99 (Option 4), and $58,095.95 (six-month extension). Fixed fee is capped at 8.0 percent for prime and subcontractors. Proposals must address contract documentation and security clearance, technical approach (65-page limit), past performance (12-page limit), and detailed cost proposals with supporting indirect cost and labor rate calculations. Evaluation is two-phase: Phase 1 assesses facilities clearance and essential services compliance on acceptable/unacceptable basis; Phase 2 weights technical approach, management, personnel, transition planning, and past performance more heavily than cost. NAICS 541330 (Engineering Services); PSC R425 (Support—Professional: Engineering/Technical).