Author: Matthew Nelson|| Date Published: February 19, 2020
Colonna's Shipyard and East Coast Repair and Fabrication have secured positions on a pair of two-year contracts worth potentially $350M combined to repair, maintain and update non-nuclear surface vessels that undergo scheduled maintenance availability activities in Norfolk, Va.
The Navy received two offers for the $250M Lot 1 contract and the $100M Lot 2 contract through a rolling admission solicitation process and will provide a $10K minimum guarantee to each awardee through the issuance of delivery orders, the Department of Defense said Tuesday.
Contractors must provide the human resources and facilities necessary to accomplish ship modernization, repair and modernization goals.
The service branch intends to issue four delivery orders worth a combined $40K total at the time of award of both IDIQs. DoD expects the awardees to complete work by February 2021.
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