DRYDOCK: USCGC MYRTLE HAZARD DD FY27

The United States Coast Guard is seeking qualified small‑business contractors to perform a comprehensive dry‑dock refurbishment of the cutter USCGC Myrtle Hazard (WPC‑1139) during FY 2027. The effort includes inspection, repair, and renewal of a wide array of ship systems while the vessel is in dry‑dock at a qualified shipyard. The contract is set‑aside for small businesses and requires a firm‑fixed‑price submission. • Scope covers hull plating, tanks & voids, watertight closures, propulsion shafting, piping, electrical distribution, ventilation, rudder, fin stabilizer, bow thruster, stern launch door, sewage/grey‑water systems, topside structure, underwater hull, ICCP/antifouling, and associated temporary services. • Contractor must provide a ship‑yard with minimum 12 ft water depth and 60 ft vertical clearance, submit detailed technical capability packages, and comply with extensive safety, environmental, and security requirements. • Key milestones: site‑visit by 10 Sep 2026, questions due 15 Sep 2026, and final bid submission by 19 Oct 2026 16:00. The performance period runs from 04 Apr 2027 to 24 Aug 2027.