The U.S. Coast Guard Surface Forces Logistics Center is conducting a market‑research (Sources‑Sought) effort for the dry‑docking of six (6) Pacific‑area Maritime Security Cutters, Large (WMSL‑418) between FY 2028 and FY 2033, with an additional emergent dry‑dock. The effort gathers capability statements for a full‑service dry‑dock, covering structural, mechanical, electrical, HVAC, propulsion, navigation, water‑treatment, fire‑protection, and many other ship systems. Work will be performed at facilities capable of handling a 418‑ft cutter with a 24.5‑ft minimum draft, located in California and Hawaii. No cost data is required at this stage; the government will issue a formal solicitation later.
• Six 418‑ft cutters (plus one emergent dock) to be dry‑docked from 15 Mar 2028 to 30 Sep 2033.
• Scope includes >150 work items: hull plate inspections, laser‑scan, propulsion shaft overhaul, bow thruster, HVAC, reverse‑osmosis system, fire detection, davit maintenance, cathodic protection, and numerous repairs/modifications.
• Vendors must submit a capability statement by 24 Sept 2026 13:00 PST; the solicitation will be posted on sam.gov subsequently.
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