Description
The U.S. Coast Guard is conducting market research to identify capable ship‑repair contractors for the FY2027 dry‑dock availability of USCGC JOSEPH TEZANOS (WPC‑1118). The effort will be performed at the contractor’s facility and includes a comprehensive set of repair and refurbishment tasks on the cutter’s hull, propulsion, electrical, piping, and auxiliary systems. Responses are due by 10:00 a.m. EST on 12 Oct 2026 and will be used to shape any future solicitation.
• Scope covers 18 work items ranging from hull plating and tank repairs to propulsion shafting, electrical distribution, ventilation, rudder, stabilizer, bow thruster, launch door, sewage/grey‑water, coating, underwater hull, antifouling, and a 16,000‑hour maintenance (MDE) package.
• Anticipated performance period: 120 calendar days, 13 Apr 2027 – 10 Aug 2027.
• Work to be performed at the contractor’s own dry‑dock facilities; no geographic restriction despite the cutter’s home‑port in San Juan, PR.
• NAICS 336611 (Ship Building and Repairing) applies; size standard 1,300 employees.
• Respondents must provide company information, size‑status certifications, past performance, and a statement of intent to submit a future proposal if a solicitation is issued.
• This is a Sources‑Sought (market research) notice; no contract award is guaranteed.