The U.S. Coast Guard is seeking a qualified small‑business contractor to perform a comprehensive dry‑dock availability on the 45‑ft RB‑M cutter assigned to USCG Station Cape May (CLIN 45665) for FY 27. The work includes welding, ultrasonic testing, hull inspection, fender repair, fuel‑tank cleaning, engine‑to‑generator and jet‑drive alignment, water‑jet service, anode renewal, electrical isolation, coating and preservation of underwater surfaces, non‑skid pad replacement, marine‑chemist services, temporary facility provision, and sea‑trial support. The contract is firm‑fixed‑price, set‑aside for 100 % small‑business concerns, and must be executed between 6 Jan 2027 and 4 Feb 2027.
• Scope covers full ship repair, preservation, and testing tasks (≈ 30 days).
• Requires certifications in welding (SFLC 0740), coating (SSPC‑QP‑1/NACE‑Level 3), marine‑chemistry, and dry‑dock operations.
• Contractor must provide fire‑watch, environmental logs, and detailed reporting (CIRs, CFRs, GFP report).
• All government‑furnished property (GFP) items are listed; contractor supplies additional materials, labor, and equipment.
• Small‑business set‑aside (HUBZone, SDVOSB, WOSB, EDWOSB) with a firm‑fixed‑price structure and 10 % retainage.