MSRTW Statement of Work OSV 05
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A PDF document (230 KB) attached to Notice of Intent to Sole-Source Offshore Support Vessel, from the US Coast Guard. Due Nov 2, 2026, 8:00 AM (UTC-5).
File name: MSRTW_SOW_OSV_05_06NOV26.pdf
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Offshore Training Support Vessel Charter
Statement of Work
U.S. COAST GUARD
MARITIME SECURITY RESPONSE TEAM WEST
(MSRTW)
5 November 2026 through 6 November 2026
San Diego, California, and the Pacific Ocean offshore of Marina del Rey MSRTW requires a U.S.-flagged vessel with a length overall of 170 feet or greater that can maintain speeds of 8 to 10 knots during boat and helicopter insertion and extraction training. The Contractor provides a professionally crewed offshore platform, training support spaces, safe deck access, communications and marine support for Government-led nighttime underway boarding training.
This Unit SOW defines the services, mission capabilities, deliverables and performance standards for competitive solicitation. Best-value evaluation factors and percentages are stated in Section 20. Appendix A identifies mandatory vessel capabilities and supporting offeror evidence.
1 Introduction and Background
2 Purpose
3 Scope
4 Applicable Acquisition and Performance Principles
5 Period of Performance
6 Place of Performance and Mission Logistics Constraint
7 Government Furnished Property and Equipment
8 Contractor Furnished Vessel Equipment and Services
9 Vessel Crew Qualifications and Staffing
10 Vessel Support Performance Requirements
11 Two Day Training Support Progression
12 Maritime Boarding and Aircraft Support Requirements
13 Safety Environmental and Regulatory Requirements
14 Arms Ammunition Boat and Equipment Security
15 Travel Transportation and Logistics
16 Schedule and Milestones
17 Deliverables
18 Performance Standards and Acceptance Criteria
19 Quality Assurance and Government Surveillance
20 Other Requirements
Appendix A Minimum Vessel Capability Matrix
1 Introduction and Background
1.1 MSRTW conducts specialized maritime training to sustain readiness for short-notice security response missions. Unit personnel require a safe, stable and professionally operated offshore vessel for nighttime underway boarding evolutions, including helicopter fast rope insertion and hoist extraction, small-boat hook & climb insertion and at sea passenger transfer extraction. This charter provides the marine platform and support necessary to complete the Government-led training scenario.
1.2 The Government controls tactical training, Government personnel, aircraft, small boats and mission equipment. The Contractor operates the charter vessel and provides marine-support services. The master retains responsibility for safe navigation and vessel operation.
2 Purpose
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