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Coast Guard Issues RFI For OPC Recompete, Plans Award In FY ’22

Coast Guard Issues RFI For OPC Recompete, Plans Award In FY ’22
Artist rendering of Offshore Patrol Cutter supplied by Eastern Shipbuilding Group.

Moving quickly in the wake of a major change in its original contract for a new medium-class cutter, the Coast Guard on Friday released a notional schedule for the revamped acquisition schedule for the Offshore Patrol Cutter (OPC) showing plans to issue a Request for Proposal (RFP) for industry studies in early 2020 leading to a contract award in late fiscal year 2022 for detail design and lead ship construction. The notional schedule is contained with a Request for Information…

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