Shipboard Automated Maintenance Management (SAMM)

The Navy’s Marine Corps Systems Command (MSC) is seeking a total‑small‑business contractor to develop detailed specifications—or evaluate commercial off‑the‑shelf solutions—for a broad suite of engineering and management functions, including structural design, hydrodynamics, cargo‑handling, propulsion, HVAC, control, instrumentation, and other specialized naval‑architecture and marine‑engineering analyses. The effort also requires creation of standard maintenance work packages, cost‑control and estimating procedures, regulatory compliance reviews, configuration change management, and conversion of technical drawings and manuals into MSC’s Engineering Management Systems databases. Additional tasks include root‑cause analysis of material or process failures, development and execution of test plans (conforming to SNAME, ASME, or OEM guidance), and implementation of technical data‑management practices. The contractor must provide comprehensive project oversight—collecting performance metrics, preparing briefings, and delivering a Project Management Plan (PMP) and Quality Assurance Plan (QAP) with baseline Gantt charts, milestones, resources, and a process‑improvement component. Key personnel must retain CONFIDENTIAL clearance and cannot be substituted without CO approval; safety PPE is required for all onboard activities. Support will span more than 200 MSC, Navy, Army, Coast Guard, NOAA, and other government vessels, with specific‑task management for MSC Engineering Maintenance Management Systems, on‑site classroom training worldwide, and monthly data‑review reports on the Shipboard Automated Maintenance Management (SAMM) system. All deliverables, including PMP/QAP submissions, test procedures, and data‑analysis reports, must adhere to the stipulated timelines and quality baselines.

Notice ID

17f2311a308a439a8dc5420f38001e52

Solicitation Number

N3220526R4056

NAICS Code

541330

Classification Code

R425