Navy Boat and Combatant Craft Summit Agenda:16 April 2024 (Military and Government only)Various U.S. Navy Boat sustainment topics17 April 2024 (Military, Government and Industry)U.S. Navy Boat Custodian’s PerspectiveMaintenance Contracts and Initiatives NAVSEA Small Business Programs Office18 April 2024 (Military, Government and Industry)Industry engagement with custodians.
Navy boats and combatant craft in FY21 and FY22.Attachment 1 provides a synopsis of planned procurements.SUBMISSION OF INFORMATION:RESPONSES TO THIS NOTICE ARE NOT REQUIRED OR EXPECTED.
craft boat operators to support deployment requirements.
Based on historical combatant craft portfolio data, the Government estimates it will take a minimum of 12 months to qualify a new boat and could cost upwards of $18M, which includes: 1) procuring a CCA Technical Data Package (TDP), 2) NRE incurred by a new manufacturer, 3) Developmental / Operational costs to qualify a new craft, and 4) the cost of Government testing and evaluation.
task presented in Section 3.Performance also includes gathering and analyzing data to understand cervical and lumbar spine kinematics in swift boat combatant crewman as a function of craft; the influence of muscle structure and physiology on lumbar and cervical spine kinematics under simulated operational conditions in swift boat combatant crewman; and structural changes over time in swift boat combatant crewman.
CCA is a twin-diesel powered craft, modified for high performance under adverse conditions and augmented with select military capabilities to enhance the craft's operational effectiveness in low to medium threat environments.c.
GENERAL CAPABILITIES: The CCM Mk 1 is a semi-enclosed, multi-mission combatant craft for maritime mobility.
