MARMC C271 Peculiar Special & Support Equipment (PSSE) Support

The Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command, specifically the Mid-Atlantic Regional Maintenance Center (MARMC), is seeking qualified contractors to provide Submarine Peculiar Special & Support Equipment (PSSE) support services, including PSSE program management, non-ordnance handling operations, and Virginia Class Weapons Cradle Warehouse management. This is a Sources Sought announcement intended to identify capable contractors for subsequent formal solicitation; responses are due by 2:30 PM Eastern Standard Time on February 27, 2026, and should be submitted to Contract Specialist Dequima Fredrick or Contracting Officer Jake Grady. Respondents must submit capabilities statements limited to ten typewritten pages demonstrating relevant experience from the past three years with similar contract scope and size, company profile information including employee count and revenue history, staffing and recruitment capabilities, and ability to obtain industrial security clearances at the SECRET level. The Government particularly seeks responses from contractors who currently hold a Seaport-NxG Multiple Award Contract (MAC) and requires submissions to include CAGE and DUNS numbers, business size classification, and the current Seaport-NxG contract number if applicable. Standard company brochures will not be accepted; submissions must include sufficient technical detail to establish functional area expertise in the specified service areas.

This announcement involves no set-aside designation and does not identify any potential incumbents or award value ranges. The anticipated contract period extends for one base year plus four one-year option periods, running from July 22, 2026, through July 21, 2031, with work performed primarily at government sites in Norfolk, Virginia and Groton, Connecticut. The contractor must establish a liaison office within a 25-mile radius of MARMC at Naval Station Norfolk, Building LF-18, and will be required to maintain a staffed team including one Engineering Technician VI, three Engineering Technician V positions, ten Engineering Technician II positions, and seven Maintenance Trades Helpers, along with additional general maintenance and production support totaling 1,928 hours annually. Personnel must meet specified experience requirements, obtain SECRET-level security clearances, maintain CPR certification, and demonstrate physical capability to work aboard naval vessels and in confined spaces. The Government will impose daily penalties calculated as fully burdened labor rates for any position remaining vacant longer than 14 calendar days.