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Proposals/Bids (continued)

Repair to be performed at New London,

Conn., vessel's homeport. The vessel will be available on or about September 18. 1989.

This is open to small and large businesses under, the Small Business Competitiveness

Demonstration Program. Contact: Joyce M.

Sheppard, contract specialist (212) 668- 6475, office of Commander, USCG Mainte- nance & Logistics Command Atlantic (vpl)

Bldge 400, Section M, Room 207, Gover- nors Island. NY 10004-5085. Contracting officer: Vanessa A. Nemara, (212) 668- 3455, same location.

PROPOSALS DUE AUGUST 2 for dry- dock and repair of USCGC Vise (WMLIC- 75305). Sol. DTCG80-89-B-00156. Provide all labor and material for routine drydocking and repairs. Work will include inspection of propeller, shafting and barge crane, renewal of sewage piping, overhead insulation and spud wells, welding repairs, painting, repair of reduction gears, etc. The vessel's home- port is St. Petersburg, Fla. This solicitation is being issued pursuant to the Small Busi- ness Competitiveness Demonstration Pro- gram. Contact: Sandra A. Santana, contract specialist (212) 668-3378, office of Com- mander. USCG Maintenance & Logistics

Command Atlantic (vpl), Bldg 400, Section

M, Room 207, Governors Island, NY 10004- 5085.

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NASSCO Awarded $34.4-Million Contract

For Cruiser Overhaul

National Steel & Shipbuilding

Co. (NASSCO) of San Diego, Calif., was recently awarded a $34.4-mil- lion U.S. Navy contract for the New

Threat Upgrade Regular Overhaul of the cruiser USS Fox (CG-33).

The Naval Sea Systems Command,

Washington, D.C., was the contract- ing activity (N00024-85-H-8192).

Namco Controls Introduces

Line Of Limit Switches

For Navy And Marine Use

Namco Controls recently an- nounced that it has a line of limit switches suited for Navy and Ma- rine use.

According to the firm, Namco

Snap-Lock® limit switches are par- ticularly well-suited for use in harsh marine environments. The switches meet MIL-C-2212, have an operat- ing range of -40 degrees C-150 de- grees C, and are nuclear qualified, including radiation.

Additionally, the switches are noncorroding and use rust resistant materials throughout, are submersi- ble and watertight and require no special protection for RFI/EMI en- vironments.

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Long Beach Naval Yard

Receives $25.3 Million

For Destroyer Overhaul

Long Beach Naval Shipyard,

Long Beach, Calif., recently re- ceived a $25.3-million contract for the regular overhaul of the de- stroyer USS Callaghan (DDG-994).

Wyle Contract Marks 25 Years Of Support

To Naval Weapons Center

The Scientific Services & Systems

Group of Wyle Laboratories, El Seg- undo, Calif., has been awarded a three-year environmental testing contract by the Naval Weapons

Center at China Lake, Calif. This contract, valued at approximately $1 million, marks the latest award during the 25 years that Wyle has supported the Naval Weapons Cen- ter.

Wyle Laboratories is one of the nation's leading marketers of high- technology electronic components and computer systems. The compa- ny is also a major supplier of re- search, engineering and testing ser- vices to the aerospace, defense and energy industries.

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