The U.S. Navy’s Military Sealift Command is conducting market research (Sources Sought/RFI) to identify firms capable of providing General Electric Power Conversion (GE) OEM parts and technician services for MSC vessel propulsion and automation systems. The effort supports an existing IDIQ (N3220521D4113) whose ordering period ends 30 Sep 2026 with a possible six‑month extension. Respondents must demonstrate ability to meet clearance requirements, possess GE authorizations or MSC non‑OEM certifications, and outline staffing, technical data access, and support capabilities (on‑site, remote, training, parts supply, etc.). Feedback is limited to two pages and must be submitted by 24 Sep 2026.
• Scope: Maintenance, repair, and technical support of GE‑based machinery plant systems on multiple MSC ship classes (T‑AKE, TESB, T‑AO, LCC‑20, etc.).
• Services: Engineering design, equipment grooming, configuration management, parts procurement, training, technical representation, and remote assistance.
• Requirements: Fully staffed team with required security clearances, GE OEM authorization or MSC non‑OEM qualification per COMSCINST 5521.1 and COMSC 4490.1C.
• Submission: Company name, address, point‑of‑contact, business size, and capability narrative (max 2 pages) via email to Brandy Hernandez and Timothy Lewis.
• Deadline: 24 Sep 2026, 09:00 EST.