FY2026_APM Support

The U.S. Coast Guard is conducting market research to identify sources capable of providing two full-time Availability Project Managers to support the Surface Forces Logistic Center's Long Range Enforcer Product Line at the Alameda, California facility. The primary objective is to secure personnel with extensive engineering backgrounds to manage hull, mechanical, and electrical maintenance and repairs for Coast Guard cutters. Key qualifications include a minimum of five years in naval engineering maintenance practices, five years in ship/boat maintenance including drydocking, five years in project management, five years conducting maintenance assessments, two years with the Fleet Logistics System management database, and demonstrated proficiency in Microsoft Office applications and technical procedure development. Critical responsibilities encompass participating in depot-level availability planning meetings, attending commercial conferences, reviewing condition reports and change requests, developing technical statements of work for ship repairs, and maintaining cutter maintenance records and casualty databases. The sources sought notice was posted on April 9, 2026, with responses due by April 24, 2026, representing a 15-day window for interested contractors to submit information demonstrating their capability to meet these requirements.

No set-aside designation has been applied to this procurement, and the notice does not identify any incumbent contractors or specific budget allocation. The contract represents a 12-month base period commencing September 23, 2026, with four additional option years, potentially extending performance through September 22, 2031. All contractor personnel are designated as Key Personnel and must be located on-site at SFLC Alameda during standard business hours of 0800 to 1630 PST, Monday through Friday, with travel anticipated and reimbursable according to Joint Travel Regulations. The Government will provide workspace, equipment, supplies, and system access, while the contractor is responsible for furnishing all other facilities and equipment. Monthly progress reports are required, and all intellectual property and documentation developed under the task order remain the exclusive property of the Government.