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Estados Unidos · SAM.gov · Transporte

Un estudio sobre el desafío de diseño de buques

Maritime Administration

Título traducido automáticamente del inglés. Original: A Study on Vessel Design Challenge

En resumen

Maritime Administration, entidad pública de Estados Unidos, publicó esta licitación. La etiquetamos como transporte. Las ofertas se presentan en SAM.gov hasta el 10 de enero de 2027 (faltan 102 días). El plazo total para ofertar es de 107 días. El portal no publica un valor estimado.

Ficha

Entidad compradoraMaritime Administration
Valor estimadovalor no publicado en el portal
Cierre de ofertas10 de enero de 2027, 17:00 (hora de UTC)
Publicada25 de septiembre de 2026
PaísEstados Unidos · SAM.gov
Número de procesoff1986b33d0848a7b270afa0fa7fabf2
Códigos de categoríaNAICS 541720, PSC R405

Fuentes públicas; puede tener errores; no es asesoría de inversión.

Fechas

Publicada25 sep 2026Cierre de ofertas10 ene 2027 · 17:00 (hora de UTC)

Descripción oficial

The purpose of amendment no. 3 is to respond to the following questions. Question-9. Is MARAD primarily looking for design-stage studies in which fuel efficiency and URN are predicted through fluid dynamic modeling? Response-9. Yes. The goal is to demonstrate, through modeling, the benefits that can be realized through a systematic design approach integrating technologies with input from naval architects, shipyards, and technology suppliers on the efficacy of these approaches. There is no limitation on the type of modeling - approaches should be used as needed. Question-10. Is there any room for measurements within the Challenge? Response-10. This is a design stage challenge and does not include an expectation of direct measurement. ================================================== The purpose of amendment no. 2 is to respond to the following questions. Question-4. Is MARAD open to all forms of propulsion to gain fuel efficiencies - for example, hybrid diesel-electric equipment with electric motors and batteries? Response-4. There are no limits or specific requirements for the type of propulsion or fuel. Technologies, including fuels and propulsion, should be centered around performance and demonstrating the feasibility and economic achievability of these combined approaches and should be dictated by capacity needs set by industry requirements (tug capacity, crew capacity, operations support, range, TEU, cargo etc.). Designs should note specifically the technology readiness level and the commercial availability of any technologies used. Question-5. Under the Eligibility Information section of the subject notice, it states that the opportunity is "open to all types of domestic applicants other than individuals." In reviewing the statutory definition of a “domestic source” under 50 U.S.C. § 4555(7), “the term “domestic source” means a business concern— (A) that performs in the United States or Canada substantially all of the research and development, engineering, manufacturing, and production activities required of such business concern under a contract with the United States relating to a critical component or a critical technology item.” Based on this definition, which appears to include qualifying Canadian businesses as domestic sources for certain USG Response-5. For the purposes of this RFP a domestic applicant is considered to be a contractor organized or existing under the laws of the United States. Keep in mind that the RFP states preference will be given to proposals with team leads represented by U.S. companies, those with U.S. headquarters, and those operating under the U.S. flag; the RFP does not exclude those with team leads or team members outside the U.S. " Question-6. Confidentiality of design information: Our understanding is that the final report and presentation will be publicly shared, while sensitive supporting information, such as calculations, design plans and drawings, modeling results, technology details, and cost informat

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