Naval Surface Warfare Center, Carderock Division, 9500 MacArthur Blvd., West Bethesda, MD 20817-5700

20 -- SHIPBOARD LIQUID WASTE INCINERATOR SOL N00167-00-R-0019 DUE 041000 POC Scott Sentz, Contract Specialist, Code 3324, (301) 227-5822/Contracting Officer, Renee Cairo-Iocco WEB: LINKDESC: Click here to visit the web page and download, http://www.dt.navy.mil/acquisition. E-MAIL: EMAILDESC: Click here to e-mail the negotiator, Mr., sentzsm@nswccd.navy.mil. The Naval Surface Warfare Center, Carderock Division, has a requirement to obtain an advanced liquid waste incinerator for installation aboard small U.S. Navy combatant ships. The contract type will be Firm Fixed Price. There will be a base requirement for one (1) liquid waste incinerator system, and an optional requirement for one (1) additional incinerator system. It is anticipated that the solicitation will be released on or about 22 March 2000 with the receipt of proposals due 30 days thereafter. The Naval Surface Warfare Center, Carderock Division has a requirement to obtain an advanced liquid waste incinerator for installation aboard small U.S. Navy combatant ships. This incinerator system shall consist of commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) equipment that shall meet the technical and operational needs of the U.S. Navy or be modified to do so. The liquid wastes generated by a small surface combatant are comprised of oily and non-oily wastewaters. The quantities of shipboard liquid waste anticipatedon a daily basis are 230 gallons/day (gpd) of vacuum collected sewage, 100 gpd concentrated graywater, 3-6 gpd oily wastewater concentrate and 10-15 gpd waste oil. The waste feed rate will range from 0-40 gallons per hour. The incinerator system shall be capable of vaporizing and completely burning any single target waste and any mixture of waste streams. The emissions requirements are maximum average CO in flue gas of 200 mg/MJ and a soot number equal to or less than Bacharach 3 or Ringleman 1. The system may be Navy fuel oil fired and/or powered by electricity. The incinerator system shall include all equipment, controls, structure and special tools associated with processing the liquid waste stream generated by small U.S. Navy ships. This processing shall include the pretreatment, feeding, conbustion, ash removal and exhaust treatment that the incinerator employs to meet the specification. All operation and maintenance shall be performed in a shipboard space 12-ft x 14.5 ft x 6.5-ft. The system weight excluding gas treatment shall be less than 10,000lb. Shipboard integration efforts to implement the incinerator system aboard ship, including waste staging/buffering, ash storage, service connections and exhaust ducting are not part of this effort. The system will undergo laboratory and shipboard testing to verify the system's suitability for shipboard use. It is a goal that the incinerator be an assembly of modular components for installation and a requirement that maintenance and replacement parts can be carried through ship hatches and passageways without major impacts to ship architecture or loss of habitable space. All responsive and responsible sources may submit a proposal, which will be considered. This requirement is advertised as unrestricted. All potential offerors submitting requests for this solicitation shall indicate their current size status; small disadvantaged, small, large, 8(a), or hbcu, etc. This requirement is listed under SIC Code 4953 which establishes the small business size standard as $6.0 Million. All requests for this solicitation must be in writing, submitted by email to sentzsm@nswccd.navy.mil or fax to (301) 227-5784, Attn: Code 3324, Mr. Scott Sentz or by letter to Naval Surface Warfare Center, Carderock Division, Attn: Code 3324 (Sentz), 9500 MacArthur blvd., West Bethesda, mD 20817-5700. It is anticipated that the solicitation will be released on or about 22 March 2000, with the receipt of proposals, due 30 days thereafter. The solicitation will be made available at the website identified by LINKURL. Unless the offeror specifically requests that a hardcopy of the solicitation be issued, there will be no formal notification associated with the issuance of the solicitation. It is, therefore, the responsibility of the offeror to visit the LINKURL website on a regular basis in order to verify the current solicitation availability status for this requirement, as well as any amendments which may have been issued. Posted 03/07/00 (W-SN431904). (0067)

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