Oily Waster Water Barge Services for USS RALPH JOHNSON

Naval Supply Systems Command seeks oily wastewater barge services for USS RALPH JOHNSON in Yokosuka, Japan, with proposals due August 17, 2026. The procurement is unrestricted (no set-aside), but is limited by DFARS 252.225-7042 to sources duly authorized to operate in Japan; prime contractors outside Japan must submit proof of compliance, such as incorporation documentation, with their quotation.

Place of performance is Yokosuka, Kanagawa, Japan. The contract period runs August 24 through September 14, 2026 (22 days), with an estimated oily wastewater volume of approximately 6,000 gallons, all classified as PFAS-possible water from bilges and collection tanks. Services must be performed during daylight hours (0800–1645) in the Harbor Master Pier East area of Commander Fleet Activities Yokosuka.

The contractor must furnish tug boat services, OWW collection barges with minimum 50,000-gallon capacity, OWW treatment/purification barges with minimum 200,000-gallon capacity and 15,000-gallon-per-hour treatment capability, hose and fitting services, fender services, barge shifting services, and sampling and analysis. All seven line items are priced on a firm fixed-price, FOB Destination basis and must be quoted on an all-or-none basis.

The contractor must obtain all required Japanese licenses and permits, maintain spill response equipment on-site, and assume full liability for spill cleanup. PFAS testing must use EPA Method 1633 at a DoD ELAP-accredited laboratory, with combined PFOS/PFOA levels kept below 50 parts per trillion in discharged water. All treated waste oil must be recycled at no cost to the Government, with the contractor retaining recycling revenue.

Technical evaluation requires proof of valid Japanese authorizations, equipment capacity documentation, and treatment capability certification. Award goes to the responsible quoter offering the most advantageous proposal based on technical capability and lowest price. The NAICS code is 562211, Hazardous Waste Treatment and Disposal.