Surface Ship Corrosion Mitigation

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{"description":" Commander, Naval Surface Force, Atlantic seeks services and supplies for a Surface Ship Corrosion Mitigation Program. CNSL N43 will identify specific ships and maintenance periods for each assessment event, targeting a Window of Opportunity (WOO). There will be twelve (12) assessment events and training sessions to Ship’s Force on (8) Combatant ships and four (4) Amphibious ships, with the goal of one assessment event per ship per month on a yearly basis. In conjunction with the Ship’s Force training on use and application of corrosion control inhibiting product, a six-month supply of corrosion inhibition material for remediation of corrosion will be provided for designated CNSL ships to be utilized by Ship’s Force on an as needed basis. \n\n See attached Standard Form 1449 and attachments for detailed information. \n\n Questions and Answers have been upoladed in the Attachments. \n"} Solicitation Number: N0018926Q0003 Type: Solicitation Base Type: Solicitation NAICS: 325510 Classification Code: 2090 Response Deadline: 2026-01-06T11:00:00-05:00 Office Address: NORFOLK, VA Place of Performance: Norfolk, Virginia POC: Elysia Allen, elysia.m.allen2.civ@us.navy.mil {"description":" Commander, Naval Surface Force, Atlantic seeks services and supplies for a Surface Ship Corrosion Mitigation Program. CNSL N43 will identify specific ships and maintenance periods for each assessment event, targeting a Window of Opportunity (WOO). There will be twelve (12) assessment events and training sessions to Ship’s Force on (8) Combatant ships and four (4) Amphibious ships, with the goal of one assessment event per ship per month on a yearly basis. In conjunction with the Ship’s Force training on use and application of corrosion control inhibiting product, a six-month supply of corrosion inhibition material for remediation of corrosion will be provided for designated CNSL ships to be utilized by Ship’s Force on an as needed basis. \n\n See attached Standard Form 1449 and attachments for detailed information. \n\n Questions and Answers have been upoladed in the Attachments. \n"}