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The Department of Defense is seeking market research responses for thermal spray services related to the restoration of radar mast components for various classes of submarines. Key requirements include the use of NAVSEA certified thermal spray processes and maintaining SUBSAFE/Level 1 certifications throughout the repair process. Interested companies must provide a notice of interest detailing their capabilities and past performance in relation to these requirements.
The work involves the restoration of radar mast components for submarines, requiring specific thermal spray deposition processes.
The Regional Maintenance Center at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard & Intermediate Maintenance Facility (PSNS & IMF) is conducting market research to determine industry capability and interest in performing restoration of SSN 774 Class, SSN 21 Class, and SSBN 741-743 Class submarine variants of the AN/BPS-16 radar mast sub-assembly. Each AN/BPS-16 radar mast sub-assembly variant is comprised of three distinct radar mast tubes: one Outer Housing, one Radar Mast, and one Rotary Tube detailed in page 3 of the Statement of Work (SOW). Scope: The Trident Refit Facility Bangor Radar Depot performs restoration of mechanical radar components installed on the various classes of submarines for US Navy Submarine Projects at Shipyards and maintenance activities, in addition to supporting Navy Supply System NSN Depot Level Repairable (DLR) asset restorations. During restoration of radar mast components, the outer surfaces of radar mast tubes typically require surface finish refurbishment due to wear and corrosion defects that do not meet inspection criteria of the applicable NAVSEA Maintenance Standard document, which requires NAVSEA certified thermal spray deposition processes and facilities be used to affect refurbishment of the radar mast tube surfaces. Radar mast tubes must maintain their SUBSAFE/Level 1 certifications at all times, and repairs must be performed by NAVSEA certified SUBSAFE entities listed in NAVSEANOTE 5000, Ser. 07/056 DTD
29 OCT 2024. Barring available qualified SUBSAFE activities to affect thermal spray repair services, TRFB, a NAVSEA qualified “SUBSAFE Certifying Activity”, will provide SUBSAFE oversight, via Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) in accordance with (IAW) TRFB Engineering Memorandums 410/214M-21 Rev-A and 410/215M-21 Rev-B, for the repair process required by contract for SUBSAFE/Level 1 work performed by contractors not previously certified to perform SUBSAFE work by NAVSEA.
Period of Performance: The estimated
period of performance consists of a five-year ordering period with performance commencing in August 2026. What/Where to Submit: Interested companies should submit, on company letterhead, a notice of interest including the name, telephone number, mailing address, and e-mail address of one
point of contact. Please hand or digitally sign your letter of interest and e-mail it to the Government contacts listed below, with "Thermal Spray IDIQ Sources Sought Response" in the subject field. The notice of interest should include a brief description of your company and its capabilities as they relate to the
requirements set forth in the description shown above, and answers to the following specific
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