U.S. Coast Guard Engineering and Technical Support Services for Surface Vessel Design, Sustainment, and Human Systems lntegration_2027

Requirement

The United States Coast Guard (USCG), Ship Design & Systems Engineering Division (CG SEA-E4), Human Systems Integration (HSI) Division (WMR-3), Surface Forces Logistics Center (SFLC) and Navy Type Navy Owned (NTNO) Combat Systems Management Division (CG-SEA-E3) share a mission to provide engineering services to support the complete life cycle management of surface assets from concept development through disposal. The Ship Design & Systems Engineering Division (CG-459) requires engineering subject matter expertise and support services to assist and support acquisition program offices with requirements definition and design validation during the acquisition of new USCG cutters and boats. The SFLC Engineering Services Division (SFLC-ESD) requires engineering subject matter expertise and support services to support in service USCG cutters and boats and their sustainment organizations with the design and analysis for planned and casualty maintenance planning and execution, in service upgrade and overhaul planning, design and validation, as well as the management of vessel configuration data and other technical information. The Human Systems Integration Division (DCMS-DPR-23) requires Human Factors Engineering support services to ensure the integration of the human component, including manpower, personnel, training, system safety and occupational health, human factors engineering, habitability, and personnel survivability throughout the total lifecycle of USCG surface assets. Places of Performance: 1) U.S. Coast Guard Headquarters Building, Ship Design & Systems Engineering Division (CG-459) & Human Systems Integration Division (DCMS-DPR-23), 2703 Martin Luther King Ave SE, Washington, DC 20593; and 2) Surface Forces Logistics Center, Engineering Services Division (SFLC-ESD), 707 East Ordnance Road, Baltimore, MD 21226.