Dockside (DS) - USCGC HEALY Integrated Power Plant Support Services Contract Fiscal Year 2028-2033

ng market research for potential qualified contractors for the maintenance and support of the systems and equipment pertaining to the Integrated Propulsion Plant on Coast Guard Cutter (CGC) HEALY from 20JULY2028 � 21JULY2033. GE Power, Power Conversion a Part of GE Vernova (GE) is the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) of the Integrated Propulsion Plant on CGC HEALY and holds the proprietary data rights to provide the required repair and support. The previous contract was awarded sole source to GE under contract number 70Z08523DLREP0003. This work requires that the Contractor provide all management, supervision, personnel, labor, materials and equipment (except for Government furnished property) required to maintain and support the integrated machinery plant systems/components on CGC HEALY and Government owned shoreside equipment that is used in support of CGC HEALY. Support includes, but is not limited to, periodic equipment maintenance, technical representative visits, telephone consultations, remote technical support, hardware and software configuration management services, conditional technical support, upgrades, and periodic equipment training. A draft of the current awarded performance work statement is provided for information only. This work includes, but is not limited to, the following: Periodic system maintenance and equipment grooms. This includes annual shipboard depot level maintenance and shoreside spare depot level maintenance at CG Inventory Control Point (ICPs) and Contractor�s facilities, inspection, and operational testing of all systems and equipment related to the Integrated Power Plant. Technical Support. This includes immediate access to 24/7 technical support while the Cutter is underway and during port calls while on mission. Conditional technical support for troubleshooting and repairs. This includes casualty response and repairs, as well as engineering analysis and repairs identified as necessary during equipment grooms. Configuration management services. This includes obsolescence evaluation and prediction of out-year reliability, maintainability, and fitness of service availability concerns five years beyond the contract. Crew training. This includes hands-on and classroom training for operators and maintainers both attached to HEALY as permanent party crew and CG shore support personnel. Technical refresh and replacement of obsolete subcomponents to meet current industry supportability standards. This includes design, validation, and installation of specific system subcomponents to ensure operational availability and maintenance support through the midlife maintenance period. The CGC HEALY is homeported in Seattle, WA at 1519 Alaskan Way S., Seattle, WA 98134. The CGC HEALY, the Coast Guard's largest vessel, is 420 feet long, 82 feet wide, drafts 31 feet (at full load), and weighs 16,660 long tons (at full load). NAICS Code for this requirement: 336611 � Ship Building and Repairing FSC Code for this requirement: J999 � Non-Nuclear Ship Repair (West) Size Standard: 1,300 Employees Please note that the period maintenance being performed will occur during planned dry dock and dockside availabilities, at which time other substantial depot-level maintenance will be accomplished. No cost or pricing data is required. All responsible sources may submit a capability statement, which will be considered by the agency. If interested and capable of performing the work please respond to the attached questionnaire returning it via email to Contract Specialist Sherri Ore at Sherri.S.Ore@uscg.mil and Contracting Officer, Amy Kelm, at Amy.A.Kelm@uscg.mil. Please insert - Sources Sought Response to 70ZU027ILREP1113 in the subject line.