Rolls-Royce Secures $188.9M Coast Guard Cutter Deal

The U.S. Coast Guard, which operates within the Department of Homeland Security during peacetime, has awarded Rolls-Royce Solutions America, or RRSA, a firm-fixed-price contract valued at up to $188.9 million for dockside scheduled maintenance and emergent repairs of its large maritime security cutters.

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What Does the Contract Cover?

Under the contract, RRSA will work on the main propulsion diesel engines on its 418-foot cutter fleet. The agreement requires the contractor to provide all labor, materials, equipment and technical expertise necessary to perform scheduled and emergency repairs in Alameda, California; Charleston, South Carolina; Honolulu, Hawaii; and other locations worldwide as needed.

The Contractor must also conduct both initial and post-repair operational tests and submit detailed condition found reports to the Coast Guard and support both dock and sea trials. RRSA has developed a Quality Assurance Plan, which covers parts delivery, installation and equipment testing, to minimize technical risks throughout the project.

The anticipated period of performance is 10 years, including options.

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