Contract · Federal

Robline Ocean STS

DEPT OF DEFENSE / DEPT OF THE NAVY NEWPORT, RI

  • Status Closes today
  • Amount Amount not listed
  • Set-aside Small Business Set Aside - Total

Scope

Amendment 0003 The purpose of this amendment to is to provide the following response to Industry question: Question 1: Amendment 0002 confirms part number 7155408 and states that 7152800 is obsolete.

If the manufacturer’s certificate of conformance, technical data, or test report identifies part 7155408 as “Robtec STS” rather than “Ocean STS,” will that documentation be acceptable provided it clearly identifies part 7155408 and demonstrates compliance with every stated technical requirement?

Answer 1: Yes.

The documentation will be acceptable provided it clearly identifies part # 7155408.

Question 2: Because the required 3,000-meter continuous length must be newly manufactured, may an offeror submit representative manufacturer-certified test documentation and a written manufacturer commitment with its quotation, followed by the actual production-lot certificate of conformance and certified test report with delivery?

Or must the quotation include certified results for the specific production lot that will be delivered?

Answer 2: The offeror may submit representative manufacturer- certified test documentation and a written manufacturer commitment with its quotation followed by the actual production-lot certificate of conformance and certified test report.

Question 3: Must proof-load testing cover the entire continuous 3,000-meter length, or is the manufacturer’s standard lot-based or sample-based proof-load testing acceptable?

Please confirm the applicable proof-load or sampling requirement.

Answer 3: The Manufacturer’s standard lot-based or sample-based proof-load testing is acceptable.

Question 4: For this total small-business set-aside, may an eligible small-business reseller supply the specified Robline product, or must the offered product be manufactured by a qualifying small-...

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Timeline

  1. Posted

    Oct 28, 2026

  2. Status

    Closing soon

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