YAMAHA ENGINES - JAMAICA
DEPT OF DEFENSE
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About this archived opportunity
This brand-name (Yamaha) acquisition directly supports the Caribbean Security Basin Initiative (CBSI) Technical Assistance Field Team (TAFT) in their mission to assist Eastern Caribbean Partner Nations with the repair and maintenance of their United States (U.S.) supplied vessels. The Jamaica Defense Force Coast Guard (JDF-CG) vessels are currently equipped with Yamaha outboards that have exceeded 4,000+ operational hours, surpassing their service life and requiring immediate replacement to maintain asset readiness. Procuring genuine Yamaha Marine engines ensures seamless integration with the existing shipboard suite and returns these critical maritime assets to operational status. By establishing a brand-name-only requirement—rather than a sole-source award restricted to a single vendor—the government maximizes competition among capable third party suppliers of Yamaha equipment, securing the best-value technical solution and the most costeffective course of action for this vital security cooperation mission.
Historical details
- Status
- Closed
- Deadline
- July 16, 2026
- First captured
- July 11, 2026
- Publisher reference
- 57c39abf5b4c4eabae2afc651751e558
Eligibility: Total Small Business Set-Aside (FAR 19.5)
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