PPS - 60T Self Propelled Boat Trailer USCG SEC Long Island Sound

Product Specification Sheet
Self-Powered Submersible Boat Trailer
USCG Sector Long Island Sound, CT

SFLC-SBPL

1. GENERAL

1.1 Background

The Coast Guard is looking to replace an over 26-year-old Self-Powered Submersible Boat Trailer model 60 SU-2 with serial #4318199, located at the United States Coast Guard Sector Long Island Sound, CT. The necessity of having a Self-Powered Submersible Boat Trailer will offer many options to USCG Sector Long Island Sound. The trailer will allow the unit to quickly launch and remove boats when the need arises and the ability to transit boats from shops to finger piers. Other factors included in the final decision to ensure the certifiable capability of a newer Self-Powered Submersible Boat Trailer. This is critical to the operation and success of vessel availabilities at Sector Long Island Sound.

1.2 Scope of Work

The contractor shall provide all labor, materials, and equipment necessary to design, fabricate, deliver, install, and commission one (1) new 60 Metric Ton Self-Powered Submersible Boat Trailer at the United States Coast Guard Sector Long Island Sound The scope of this requirement includes the turnkey delivery of the new Self-Powered Submersible Boat Trailer Boat Trailer and the complete disassembly, removal, and disposal of the existing hoist.

1.2.1 Site Familiarization and Measurement Responsibility

All prospective bidders are highly encouraged to conduct a pre-bid site visit to familiarize themselves with the operational environment, pier configuration, and site logistics. The Government will provide existing facility drawings upon request to assist bidders; however, these drawings are for informational purposes only. The awarded contractor shall be required to perform a mandatory on-site survey to obtain and verify all final field measurements prior to beginning fabrication. The contractor is solely responsible for ensuring the final dimensions of the manufactured Self Powered Submissible Boat Trailer is accurate and compatible with the existing facility infrastructure. Any discrepancies found between government-provided information and actual site conditions must be reconciled by the contractor before production.

1.2.2 Summary of Deliverables

The contractor shall provide a complete and operational system. All detailed requirements pertaining to on-site testing, personnel training, technical documentation, parts lists, and warranty are specified in Section 3: Vendor Deliverables and Acceptance.

Product Specification Sheet