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Touch Labor Support Services for Ultra High Pressure Operators

Department of Defense → Department of the Navy → NAVSEA Shipyard → Portsmouth NAVAL Shipyard GFSpecial NoticeSolicitation N3904026UHPNOTICE

Response deadline

Fri, Mar 27, 2026, 9:00 AM EDT
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Opportunity details

NAICS
336611
Notice type
Special Notice
Set-aside
Total Small Business Set-Aside (FAR 19.5)
Original posted
March 26, 2026
Last updated
October 19, 2026
Notice ID
0d9cfb2c5ba54bc2ae542b25241e4c1f

Summary

Portsmouth Naval Shipyard is seeking to procure touch labor services for Ultra High Pressure Operators, along with On-Site Supervisors and a Program manager, to assist with the execution of Fast Attack Submarine overhaul, modernization, and repair work. PNS will require 10 experienced, skilled, and qualified UHP operators, 2 supervisors, and 1 program manager. The period of performance for this requirement is Jun 1, 2026- September 25, 2026. Please see the statement of work, and manning table for more details. The Government intends to solicit this for 14 days. All interested parties should start preparing their respective proposals now. No Response is required to this special notice. ********SPECIAL NOTE********* THE DOCUMENTS HEREIN ARE DRAFT DOCUMENTS AND MAY CHANGE DURING SOLICITATION.****** Kindly advise for any questions gary.w.murdock.civ@us.navy.mil*******ITHAS BEEN IDENTIFIED THAT THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE SATISFIED UNDER AN EXISTING TASK ORDER- AND WILL NO LONGER BE SOLICITED AS A STANDLONE CONTRACT*************

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Portsmouth Naval Shipyard is seeking to procure touch labor services for Ultra High Pressure Operators, along with On-Site Supervisors and a Program manager, to assist with the execution of Fast Attack Submarine overhaul, modernization, and repair work. PNS will require 10 experienced, skilled, and qualified UHP operators, 2 supervisors, and 1 program manager. The period of performance for this requirement is Jun 1, 2026- September 25, 2026. Please see the statement of work, and manning table for more details. The Government intends to solicit this for 14 days. All interested parties should start preparing their respective proposals now. No Response is required to this special notice. ********SPECIAL NOTE********* THE DOCUMENTS HEREIN ARE DRAFT DOCUMENTS AND MAY CHANGE DURING SOLICITATION.****** Kindly advise for any questions gary.w.murdock.civ@us.navy.mil*******ITHAS BEEN IDENTIFIED THAT THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE SATISFIED UNDER AN EXISTING TASK ORDER- AND WILL NO LONGER BE SOLICITED AS A STANDLONE CONTRACT*************

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