SAM #1305M326Q0178

Emergency Dry Dock Repairs for NOAA Research Vessel Southern Journey

NOAA's Southeast Fisheries Science Center is seeking emergency dry dock repair services for the Research Vessel Southern Journey, a 77-foot steel research vessel homeported in Pascagoula, MS. - Government Buyer: - U.S. Department of Commerce, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), Southeast Fisheries Science Center - Procurement managed by the Western Acquisition Division, Seattle, WA - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named, but PPG is referenced for coating specifications - Products and Materials Requested: - Zinc anodes (approx. 55 units to be removed, stored, and reinstalled) - Two 24 lb. bolt-on zinc anodes with 316 stainless fasteners - Replacement steel metal (original thickness) for hull repairs - Four-inch diameter threaded nipple for engine room valve - 300 gallons of green 50/50 mix coolant with Wix Cool additive - Coatings and paints per PPG specifications: - Sigmaweld 199 (or equivalent) pre-construction primer - Amerlock 2/400 for bilge area - Amercoat 235 Epoxy and ABC#3 for underwater hull - Services Requested: - Complete dry dock repair services including hull cleaning, metal replacement, painting, and system flushing - All labor, materials, and equipment to be provided by contractor - Unique or Notable Requirements: - All coatings must meet PPG specifications or approved equivalents - Repairs must be completed within 14 days of vessel arrival at a shipyard within 50 miles of Pascagoula, MS - Contractor responsible for quality control, environmental compliance, and coordination with NOAA technical supervisors

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Research Vessel Southern Journey Repairs

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