Maintenance and Repair
Closed Solicitation Posted
- Solicitation number
- FMP-NNL-0032
- Agency
- Department of Energy
- Responses due
- Set-aside
- No set-aside
Opportunity facts
- NAICS code
- 541715 Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology)
- Place of performance
- United States
- Points of contact
-
- Atip atip@unnpp.gov
Notice details come from SAM.gov. Updated .
About this opportunity
The Department of Energy's Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program is seeking solutions to improve the maintenance and repair of Navy vessels, including turbine generators, pumps, motors, piping, electrical systems, and other components. Key areas of interest include shipboard pipe inspection and repair, temporary or emergent repairs, electrical system troubleshooting, biofouling identification and removal, and non-intrusive inspection of coatings. Proposed solutions should enable efficient and timely maintenance and repair operations, improve asset availability, reduce downtime, and enhance safety and reliability. The program is seeking solutions that can be qualified and deployed within 12-24 months, with an interest in both short-term repairs and life-of-ship solutions.
This solicitation is not set-aside for any specific business category. The agency expects to make multiple awards, but has not specified a budget range. The place of performance is within the United States. Interested parties must submit qualification information by June 5, 2024 to the Naval Nuclear Laboratory for consideration of future technical contracts.
Notice text
2 versions
Update #2 · Latest ·
The maintenance and repair of Navy vessels is a crucial and costly process that requires complex technical knowledge, dedicated tooling and hardware, and skilled workforce distributed around the globe. Developing solutions to improve Navy maintenance and repair evolutions directly increases the readiness of the fleet and the availability of resources across the maintenance enterprise. Implementation of new technology for the maintenance or repair of turbine generators, pumps and motors, condensers / heat exchangers, valves, piping, instrumentation and control hardware, circuit cards, sensors, and cables supports the Navy’s goals to improve operational availability of fleet assets. The Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program is seeking solutions that can be qualified and deployed in the next 12 to 24 months and can perform mechanical and/or electrical sustainment/maintenance and repairs of Naval Nuclear propulsion plants.
Areas of interest include, but are not limited to:
· Shipboard pipe inspection and repair technologies, both short-term repair, and life-of ship solutions.
· Temporary or emergent repair solutions at the point of use for either mechanical or electrical systems (to include but not limited to in-situ repairs on high-temperature, high-pressure, and/or high-voltage systems).
· Electrical system and component troubleshooting, especially electric motors and circuitry for devices at the card level.
· Biofouling identification and removal from systems, and/or components/features/ hull.
· Non-intrusive inspection technologies to determine coating and/or substrate integrity.
The proposal solution should enable efficient and timely maintenance or repair operations, improving asset availability, reducing downtime, and enhancing safety and reliability.
*Note to proposers: Within the RFP documents you will see refrence to a P-303 form and a SF-328 form. You only need to submit a SF-328 form with your submittal not a P-303
Update #1 ·
The maintenance and repair of Navy vessels is a crucial and costly process that requires complex technical knowledge, dedicated tooling and hardware, and skilled workforce distributed around the globe. Developing solutions to improve Navy maintenance and repair evolutions directly increases the readiness of the fleet and the availability of resources across the maintenance enterprise. Implementation of new technology for the maintenance or repair of turbine generators, pumps and motors, condensers / heat exchangers, valves, piping, instrumentation and control hardware, circuit cards, sensors, and cables supports the Navy’s goals to improve operational availability of fleet assets. The Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program is seeking solutions that can be qualified and deployed in the next 12 to 24 months and can perform mechanical and/or electrical sustainment/maintenance and repairs of Naval Nuclear propulsion plants.
Areas of interest include, but are not limited to:
· Shipboard pipe inspection and repair technologies, both short-term repair, and life-of ship solutions.
· Temporary or emergent repair solutions at the point of use for either mechanical or electrical systems (to include but not limited to in-situ repairs on high-temperature, high-pressure, and/or high-voltage systems).
· Electrical system and component troubleshooting, especially electric motors and circuitry for devices at the card level.
· Biofouling identification and removal from systems, and/or components/features/ hull.
· Non-intrusive inspection technologies to determine coating and/or substrate integrity.
The proposal solution should enable efficient and timely maintenance or repair operations, improving asset availability, reducing downtime, and enhancing safety and reliability.
Attachments
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Maintenance_And_Repair_QandA_REV2.pdf | ||
| Maintenance_And_Repair_QandA.pdf | ||
| Enclosure (3) SF328 (Can be found online).pdf | ||
| FMP-NNL-0032 Request For Proposals.pdf |
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