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USCGC ALEX HALEY Switchboard Replacement

Department of Homeland Security · U.S. Coast Guard · CG-SURFACE — CPD2/LREPL (Contracting)
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Forecast detail

Not yet solicited

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Solicitation expected
May 20, 2027
Anticipated award
December 6, 2027 · Q1 2028
Estimated value
$2M to $5M
Period of performance
December 6, 2027 to December 5, 2028
Contract type
Firm Fixed Price
Expected vehicle
PO (FAR Subpart 13.5)
Competition
New Requirement, No Contract
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Published by the agency in its acquisition forecast, last updated September 16, 2026. Forecast entries are plans, not commitments — dates slip and requirements get cancelled, restructured or absorbed into another buy.

Requirement details

Solicitation number
F2026075455
Notice type
Forecast
NAICS
335313 — Switchgear and Switchboard Apparatus Manufacturing
Set-aside
Unrestricted
Posted
2026-09-16
Place of performance
Kodiak, AK

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Statement of work, as posted

The 282-FT USCGC ALEX HALEY (WMEC-39) Ship Service Switchboards are no longer supportable and require replacement. This project entails the replacement of the ship's service switchboards through a comprehensive three-phase process covering design, fabrication, and installation support. The new 450 VAC, three-phase switchboard must adhere to strict dimensional constraints, with a maximum size of 192 inches in length, 25.25 inches in depth, and 81 inches in height, and must be built to UL 891 and IEEE 45 standards. Designed for a marine environment, it will consist of four separable sections to facilitate rigging and installation and must withstand up to 45° rolls and 10° pitch. Additionally, the vendor will be required to perform critical electrical system analyses, including studies on fault currents, protective device coordination, arc flash, and failure modes.

Contact

Point of contact
Corry Thomas
Role
Requirements owner
Email
corry.d.thomas@uscg.mil
Secondary
Benjamin.E.Clark@uscg.mil
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