SAM #FA252126QB033

Procurement and installation of a 250 HP outboard engine and rigging for a patrol boat at Patrick Air Force Base

This opportunity involves the procurement and installation of a new 250 HP four-stroke outboard engine for a government patrol boat, managed by the U.S. Space Force at Patrick Air Force Base. - Government Buyer: - U.S. Space Force, Space Systems Command, FA2521 45 CONS PK - Products Requested: - One new 250 HP four-stroke outboard engine with a 25-inch shaft (current model year) - Engine rigging components: digital throttle and shift controls (DTS or equivalent), control box, key switch, main wiring harness, cabling - Multi-function digital gauges (RPM, speed, fuel level, engine hours, trim, diagnostics) - Stainless-steel propeller (contractor to recommend pitch/diameter) - Fuel/water separator filter - Services Requested: - Professional removal and legal disposal of the existing engine, controls, and rigging - Complete turnkey installation of the new engine, including mounting, rigging, integration with hydraulic steering, and routing cables/fuel lines - Comprehensive operational testing (flush hose and on-water tests) - Unique Requirements: - Installation must be performed at a certified service facility - All components must be compatible with a 2019 23' Lake Assault Aluminum Patrol boat - Work must be completed within 90 days of vessel delivery to contractor - Contractor to recommend propeller specifications - No specific OEMs or part numbers are mentioned, but major outboard engine manufacturers are likely to be considered. - Place of Performance: - Patrick Air Force Base (primary government facility) - Contractor's certified service facility (for installation) - Government-provided vessel (2019 23' Lake Assault Aluminum Patrol boat)

Description

The objective is to procure and install one (1) new 250 horsepower (HP) outboard engine with a 25-inch shaft on a 2019 23' Lake Assault Aluminum Patrol boat. This includes the engine, all associated rigging components/electrical, and the labor to de-rig the old engine and install the new one on a government-provided vessel.

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