Fleet and Industrial Supply Center, Norfolk Washington Detachment 901 M.Street, S.E. Bldg. 200 4th Flr., Washington Navy Yard, Washington, DC 203

R -- MARINE DAMAGE SURVEYOR SERVICES SOL N00600-98-R-2191 DUE 080398 POC 11. For copies of the solicitation, contact the Customer Service Center at 202/433-2924 or by fax at 202/433-9569. For additional information, contact Mr. Andy Nichelson, Contract Specialist, Code 02W1.1C at 202/433-2914 or Ms. Michaela Nelson, Contracting Officer, Code 02W1.1 at 202/685-1864 E-MAIL: click here to contact the contract specialist via, andrew_nichelson@fmso.navy.mil. The Fleet and Industrial Supply Center, Norfolk Washington Detachment and Navy Office of Judge Advocate General have a requirement for marine damage surveyor services to appraise marine casualties involving Government property including vessels, piers, wharves, and other shore and offshore structures worldwide. Marine damage surveys will constitute the vast majority of all ordered work with orders for speed, angle or blow surveys required, as well as safety inspections, any of which can be required anywhere in the world. Orders must be responded to within 24-hours and offeror must be able to conduct two simultaneous surveys worldwide. Services require preparation of Preliminary Advice Reports and Reports of Survey and follow-up surveys after repairs. The offeror must demonstrate the ability to perform marine damage surveys on all vessel types including sailing vessels, metal, fiberglass and wood hulls, as well as marine shore and offshore structures. The offeror must investigate damage and loss, determine type and cost of repairs, and evaluate repairs upon completion thereof. The offeror must be able to testify as to its findings before US District court, other courts, or other administrative hearings. Two key persons are required; individuals proposed must possess a degree in naval architecture and marine engineering and must demonstrate recent experience conducting marine damage surveys and assessing worldwide repair costs. All marine surveyors employed under this contract must be fluent in oral and written English and key persons must be eligible for US security clearances. This will be a Time ands Materials contract for a base year and 4 option years. FAR Clause 52.217-8 "Option to Extend Services" (AUG 1989) applies. It is estimated that approximately 500 labor hours will be used per year. This requirement is a 100% Small Business Set-Aside. The Standard Industry Code (SIC) is 4499. See Notes 1 and 26 (0168)

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