Statement of Work 47MLB 47237 HaulOut Welding
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A Word document (22 KB) attached to Haul Out and Weld Repair, from the US Coast Guard. Due Nov 9, 2026, 8:00 AM (UTC-5).
File name: SOW_47MLB_47237_HaulOut_Welding.docx
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STATEMENT OF WORK
Haul-Out, Welding, and Launch Services
47-Foot Motor Lifeboat (MLB) 47237 – Port Quarter Welding
1. PURPOSE
The purpose of this Statement of Work (SOW) is to establish the requirements for a qualified haul-out facility (hereinafter “Contractor”) to remove the 47-foot Motor Lifeboat (MLB) Hull Number 47237 from the water, perform specified welding repairs on the port quarter of the vessel, and return the vessel to the water. Following launch, Government personnel will observe operational testing of the completed welding work.
2. BACKGROUND
Vessel identification: 47' MLB 47237 requires welding repairs on the port quarter. The work location on the vessel does not require certification by a marine chemist to gas-free the space. All materials required for the welding shall be sourced by the Government unit and provided to the Contractor prior to or at the time of work performance. This SOW defines the technical and performance requirements necessary to complete the haul-out, welding, launch, and support of operational testing.
3. SCOPE OF WORK
The Contractor shall provide all labor, equipment, facilities, and supervision necessary to: Haul the 47' MLB 47237 out of the water using appropriate haul-out equipment and facilities. Perform welding repairs on the port quarter of the vessel in accordance with applicable welding standards and Government direction. Welding materials will be furnished by the Government. Upon satisfactory completion of the welding work, launch the vessel back into the water. Support Government observation of operational testing of the completed welding after the vessel is returned to the water. Due to the unit’s remote location, the vendor shall maintain a business location within 100 miles of the unit to ensure timely access, responsiveness, and continuity of support. Overland transportation of the vessel is not practicable due to its overall dimensions and weight. The vessel measures 47 feet 11 inches in length, has a 14-foot beam, a draft of approximately 4 to 4.5 feet, and a full-load displacement of 40,000 pounds. Its size, weight, and 5456 marine-grade aluminum hull construction create significant transportation, permitting, routing, and handling requirements.
4. SPECIFIC TASKS AND DELIVERABLES
4.1 Pre-Haul Coordination
Coordinate haul-out schedule with the Government unit to minimize operational impact. Receive and inventory Government-furnished welding materials prior to commencement of work. Confirm vessel condition and readiness for haul-out with Government representatives.
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