Long-term safe layberthing for three (3) Cape R class RRF vessels, CAPE RACE, CAPE RAY and CAPE RISE on the U.S. East Coast between
Contact and place of performance
Wilbur W. Turner
WASHINGTON, DC 20590
USA
The purpose of this amendment is to make the following administrative change to the IFB/ solicitation: Page 84 Section J.5 Attachment 4-Electrical Rates for Determining Annual Electrical Cost is replaced by the following section language to read: J.5 ATTACHMENT 4 - ELECTRICAL RATES FOR DETERMINING ANNUAL ELECTRICAL COST Attachment 5 - National Index of Electrical Rates for Determining Annual Electrical Costs The annu...
View moreThe Maritime Administration issued this combined synopsis and solicitation, identified as solicitation number DTMA-91-B-2013-0007, to secure long-term safe layberthing for three Cape R class Ready Reserve Force vessels: the Cape Race, Cape Ray, and Cape Rise. The required services are located on the U.S. East Coast, with the primary place of performance managed out of Washington, DC. This procurement is categorized under NAICS 488390 for Other Support Activities for Water Transportation and PSC code X. Responses are due by December 3, 2013.
The scope involves providing berth facilities for five-year or ten-year award alternatives. The basis for award includes an evaluated price that factors in all line items for the base period and option years, as well as projected electrical usage costs based on the state where the proposed berth is located. To determine these costs, the government utilizes the National Index of Electrical Rates from the Energy Information Administration for the period of October 2012 to September 2013. Projected five-year electrical costs added to bids range from approximately $3.18 million in Virginia to $6.05 million in New York, while ten-year projections range from $6.37 million to $12.10 million across various East Coast states.
As of November 27, 2013, the solicitation includes three attachments documenting administrative changes to electrical rate sections and the original solicitation requirements. Wilbur W. Turner serves as the point of contact for this requirement. The evaluation methodology accounts for the specific commercial annual rate average for states including Maine, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, New York, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida.
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