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U.S. Coast Guard
Seeks available icebreaker designs from the U.S. and allied nation maritime industrial bases, including an understanding of the level of maturity of each design. This RFI extends to the U.S. and allied nation maritime industrial base with vessel designs that pertain to existing or production-ready icebreaking capable vessels which satisfy or closely satisfy the below preliminary capability parameters necessary to accomplish the Homeland Security Cutter-Medium Icebreakers missions. See attached file.
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Base National Capital Region (000G8)
Icebreaker: Length: 70 F or less; Draft: 7 F or less in full load condition: 95% liquid load and three 5x11 buoys, Draft sinkers, and associated equipment (24,000 lbs total). Icebreaking: The vessel shall be capable of independently breaking freshwater ice Icebreaking with a thickness of 12" at a continuous speed of 3 knots. Endurance: The vessel shall be capable of conducting unreplenished icebreaking operations for three days with six crewmembers, to include: fuel, potable water, sewage, greywater, and food. See attached file.
C5I Division 3 Portsmouth
Renewals in support the 270' Medium Endurance Cutter (MEC). Replacement of the Fairbanks Morse, 18 Cylinder ALCO 251 Main Diesel Engines (MDE).
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Obtaining, testing, and evaluating technologies and/or materials with potential application in covert, visual authentication features on future generations of U.S. currency. Technologies offered should provide effective counterfeit deterrence against all types of threats including traditional printing as well as digital reproduction. Proposed counterfeit deterrent features may be incorporated into the banknote (inks, substrate) or applied to the note, and should not require the use of any external device for verification. An effective covert feature should be extremely difficult to simulate or duplicate but should be easy to authenticate. Technologies and/or materials submitted for consideration will be reviewed for inherent and relative effectiveness as a security feature, and may be further assessed for compatibility with design and production factors, durability, environmental acceptability, and other processing requirements. The Bureau will only consider technologies, materials, and detection systems for which at least laboratory feasibility has already been demonstrated (i.e. concept proven, lab prototypes or samples available).
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Nov 10, 2025