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Department of Defense → Department of the Navy → NAVSEA HQSpecial NoticeSolicitation CNRMC-Projection2

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Thu, Dec 19, 2024, 2:00 PM EST
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Opportunity details

NAICS
336611
Notice type
Special Notice
Original posted
June 17, 2026
Last updated
October 18, 2026
Notice ID
039163340a684324886bc0f280a79eed

Summary

Private Sector Workload Estimates for Fiscal Year 2023, Quarter 4 Month 2 This Domestic Workload Forecast reflects the workload estimate as of FY23-26. These workload charts and availability reports are released to the continental U.S (CONUS) industry partners to communicate the aggregate ship maintenance demand for information and planning purposes only. The information provided reflects a broad overview of current maintenance schedule and forecasting, and is subject to change based on current and future operational commitments. These workload charts and availability reports do not in any way constitute a request for information or proposal nor commitment to contract work. The Government will not pay for any effort expended in response to this announcement. Future information, if any, will be posted at SAM.gov. Contracting Officer Address: NAVAL SEA SYSTEMS COMMAND, DC 1333 Isaac Hull Ave SE, Washington Navy Yard, DC 20376 Point of Contact: Jamillah Powell, SEA 0244 Contracting Officer, jamillah.l.powell.civ@us.navy.mil Zachary Sullivan, SEA 0244 Contract Specialist, zachary.s.sullivan13.civ@us.navy.mil

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Private Sector Workload Estimates for Fiscal Year 2023, Quarter 4 Month 2 This Domestic Workload Forecast reflects the workload estimate as of FY23-26. These workload charts and availability reports are released to the continental U.S (CONUS) industry partners to communicate the aggregate ship maintenance demand for information and planning purposes only. The information provided reflects a broad overview of current maintenance schedule and forecasting, and is subject to change based on current and future operational commitments. These workload charts and availability reports do not in any way constitute a request for information or proposal nor commitment to contract work. The Government will not pay for any effort expended in response to this announcement. Future information, if any, will be posted at SAM.gov. Contracting Officer Address: NAVAL SEA SYSTEMS COMMAND, DC 1333 Isaac Hull Ave SE, Washington Navy Yard, DC 20376 Point of Contact: Jamillah Powell, SEA 0244 Contracting Officer, jamillah.l.powell.civ@us.navy.mil Zachary Sullivan, SEA 0244 Contract Specialist, zachary.s.sullivan13.civ@us.navy.mil

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