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U.S. NAVY SHIP PROCUREMENT
A Thoroughly Professional Assessment Of The
Future $40 Billion Annual Navy Market For Ships, Ship Systems,
System Integration And Engineering Services
U.S. NAVY SHIP PROCUREMENT
FL'TUfifc MAflKKT AND CONTRACTING OPPOflTUhiSTiES
I. OVERVIEW OF THE BUSINESS
• Historical Pattern of Navy Ship Construction
• Market Drivers
• Impact of Technology
• Important Issues
II. INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
• Shipbuilders Involved in Navy Work
• Ship Systems Manufacturers
• Engineering Service Firms
• Contract Operators
• Summary of Recent Work Distribution
III. PROJECTED MARKET
• Future Spending Plans
• Projected Industry Impact
• Projected Geographical Impact
• Ship Construction Prospects
• Electronic Systems
• Ordnance Programs
• Mechanical Systems
• Engineering Services
• Ship Operation Contracts
IV. PROCUREMENT PROCESS
• Organization Structure
• Program Development
• Congressional Budget Process
• Ship Acquisition Process
• Recent Variants in Navy Procurement
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CONTRACTING RULES AND PROCEDURES
• Federal Acquisition Regulation
• Bidder's List
• DOD Contract Types
• Source Selection Process
• Specifications
• Set Asides
• Buy American Requirements
• Defense Sharing Agreements
POINTS OF MARKETING CONTACT
• Navy Contacts
• Shipbuilders
• Electronics and Ordnance Manufacturers
• Machinery and Ship Equipment Manufacturers
• Engineering and Design Firms
APPENDICES
• Navy Contract Awards for Electronics/Ordnance
Systems 1983-1984
• Breakdown of Major Components by Manufac-
turer and Recent Ship Class
• Engineering Services and Design Contracts
Awarded by NAVSEA and NAVELEX in FY 1984
• Detailed Projection of Navy Procurementand Re-
search Budgets for FY 1986 and 1987
225 Pages + Updates
PRICE: $480.00 INCLUDING FOUR UPDATES
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U.S. NAVY SHIP OVERHAUL MARKET
A Thoroughly Professional Assessment Of The Future
$6.8 Billion Annual Market For
Navy Ship Maintenance, Repair And Alteration
U.S. NAVY SHIP OVERHAUL MARKET
llfiK INTERNATIONAL MARITIME ASSOCIATES, INC IV.
180 Pages + Updates
OVERVIEW OF THE BUSINESS
• Market Drivers
• Government Owned Maintenance Facilities
• Commercial Ship Repair Industry
• Recent Work Distribution
OVERHAUL AND MODERNIZATION PLANNING
• Key Navy Organizations
• Types of Maintenance
• Maintenance Strategies
• Planning Ship Maintenance and Modernization
• Executing A Ship Overhaul
• MSC Ship Maintenance
PROJECTED MARKET
• Projected Ship Maintenance and Alteration Funding
• Projected Navy Ship Overhauls
• SRA's and Overhauls Scheduled for Private Sector
• MSC Repair and Overhaul Plan
CONTRACTING POLICIES AND PROCEDURES
• General Ground Rules
• Contracting Methods
• Contractor Qualification
• Overhaul Contracting Process
• Subcontracting Rules
• Rules Applicable to Foreign Firms
V. DOING BUSINESS WITH THE NAVY
• Questionnaire Response Profile
• Profitability of Navy Ship Repair
• Future Market Opportunities and Planned Facility
Improvements
• Performance and Selection Considerations
• Source and Management of Component Supply
• General Comments
VI. POINTS OF CONTACT
• Navy Contacts
• Ship Repair Firm Contacts
APPENDICES
• Detailed Description of Overhaul Planning Process
• Relevant DOD Contracting Forms
• Firms Holding Master Repair Agreements with Navy
and/or MSC
PRICE: $480.00 INCLUDING FOUR UPDATES
BOTH REPORTS AVAILABLE FOR $750.00
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