Fish and GameIssuing agency·Alaska·via a public procurement portalADF&G ITB # 2027-1100-0088 - RV Medeia Shipyard Services FY27
Summary:ADF&G is seeking qualified shipyards to conduct the necessary shipyard services needed for the research vessel (RV) medeia in FY27. Please see attached ITB document and attachments.
Bids can be emailed to dfg.contracting@alaska.gov before the deadline.
Issue Date: 11/2/2026
Bid Due Date: 11/23/2026 (2:00 PM AKST)
Procurement Officer - Eric Verrelli - eric.verrelli@alaska.gov
The Contractor shall supply all necessary manpower, labor, supervision, expendable supplies, materials, equipment, and expertise to perform work items including dry docking, power washing the hull, servicing sea chests and valves, replacing zincs, removing and inspecting rudders and replacing bearings, painting the hull and various components, removing and inspecting propellers and tail shafts and replacing a cutlass bearing, replacing a Walter keel cooler, replacing a shell plate in the starboard cofferdam, servicing the marine sanitation device system, conducting ultrasonic thickness testing, performing a crane static load test and torque test, clad welding, converting the main engine keel coolers (removing aft sections, installing new owner-supplied keel coolers and guards, and installing engine room piping), conducting insulation resistance (Megger) testing, inspecting ballast tanks, and installing Cadyma knife cutters. Contingent items include a stability test and updated stability report.
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Source: Fish and Game (solicitation 225726), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
