Nuclear-Powered Submarine Material Harvesting and Refurbishment

The United States Navy is conducting market research to determine industry capability and interest in performing material harvesting and refurbishment of systems, components, and subcomponents from nuclear-powered submarines. The work includes cleaning, inspecting, re-configuring, and re-certifying harvested material, as well as repairing and refurbishing damaged but repairable units. The Navy is considering a Multiple-Award Contract Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (MAC IDIQ) to cover these requirements. The contract will be divided into two tiers: Critical (Lot 1) and Non-Critical (Lot 2). Lot 1 encompasses all critical work performed under the stringent requirements of NAVSEA Note 5000, while Lot 2 includes all work not covered under NAVSEA Note 5000 or otherwise determined to be critical systems under Lot 1. • The Navy is seeking information on companies' experience with critical systems governed by NAVSEA Note 5000. • The Navy is seeking information on companies' experience with harvesting, inspection, and repair of complex components. • The Navy is seeking information on companies' experience with obsolescence management and reverse engineering. • The Navy is seeking information on companies' experience with testing, recertification, and qualification. • The Navy is seeking information on companies' experience working with government technical data packages or similar controlled documentation.