# SAM #70ZU0227Q0000200

USCGC STRATTON Raised Watertight Hatch Renewal

**Buyer:** CG-SEA-C22
**Posted:** October 23, 2026
**Respond By:** October 29, 2026
**Identifier:** 70ZU0227Q0000200
**NAICS:** 336611, 238190

The U.S. Coast Guard seeks shipboard work to renew a raised watertight hatch aboard USCGC STRATTON.
- **Buyer:** U.S. Coast Guard; office identified as CG-SEA-C22. No sub-agency is specified.
- **Work requested:** Renew one Raised Watertight Hatch, RWTH 01-21-1, aboard USCGC STRATTON (WMSL-752), at Coast Guard Base Alameda, California.
  - The government furnishes the replacement 60-by-60-inch hatch and associated coaming.
  - The contractor provides labor, supervision, tools, equipment, materials, and services to remove the existing hatch and components; prepare, repair, or modify the opening and surrounding structure; install and weld the replacement; and adjust related hardware.
- **Notable requirements:** Protect nearby equipment and spaces; inspect and test welds, alignment, watertightness, and operation; and restore affected insulation, sheathing, coatings, labels, nameplates, sensors, and security hardware. The finished hatch must be structurally sound, watertight, secure, and operational.
- **OEMs and vendors:** No OEMs, manufacturers, or vendors are named. The hatch and coaming are government-furnished.
- **Solicitation:** 70ZU0227Q0000200.

### Description

<p>SOW for RWTH 01-21-1 Renew</p>

<p>USCGC STRATTON (WMSL-752)</p>

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	<li>This solicitation is to renew Raised Watertight Hatch 01-21-1 ON STRATTON</li>
</ol>

<p>The Contractor shall provide all necessary labor, supervision, tools, equipment, materials, safety controls, and services to remove and replace RWTH 01-21-1 on STRATTON. The Government will furnish the replacement 60&rdquo; x 60&rdquo; hatch, including the associated coaming. The Contractor shall remove the existing hatch and associated components; prepare, repair, or modify the deck opening and surrounding structure as necessary; install and weld the replacement hatch and coaming; and adjust all latches, locks, sensors, supports, and related hardware to ensure proper fit, operation, and security.</p>

<p>The Contractor shall protect adjacent shipboard equipment and spaces; comply with all applicable safety, hot-work, ammunition, welding, inspection, preservation, and environmental requirements; and coordinate work with Coast Guard personnel. The Contractor shall inspect and test the completed installation, including weld examination, alignment, watertightness, and operational testing, and restore affected insulation, sheathing, coatings, labels, nameplates, sensors, and security hardware. The completed hatch must be structurally sound, watertight, properly secured, and fully operational.</p>

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	<li>Contractor is to perform work IAW WORK ITEM 1: RWTH 01-21-1, Renew</li>
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	<li>Vendor to Perform work at ships homeport:</li>
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	<li>CGC STRATTON</li>
</ul>

<p>UNITED STATES COAST GUARD BASE ALAMEDA</p>

<p>1 EAGLE ROAD ALAMEDA, CA 94501</p>

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	<li>All drawings are available upon request from the technical librarian. Vendor must submit drawing requests to provided POC.</li>
</ol>

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	<li>Security requirements: No special security requirements needed.</li>
</ol>

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	<li>POP: 30NOV26 - 11DEC26</li>
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	<li>POC:</li>
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<p>APM</p>

<p>PE</p>

<p>LT Adrian Rubio</p>

<p>657-944-8163</p>

<p>LT Summer Gould</p>

<p>206-827-5310</p>

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