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Crewmembers aboard the Coast Guard Cutter Hollyhock use an oil-skimming device to recover peat moss, a substitute for spilled oil, near Mackinac Island, Jan. 24, 2012. The crew is participating in a project led by the Research and Development Center, showcasing techniques for removing spilled oil from a frozen environment. U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 1st Class Matthew Schofield. |
Continuing its record of taking HC-144A deliveries on-time and on-budget, Coast Guard officials signed for the 13th HC-144A Ocean Sentry Maritime Patrol Aircraft on Jan. 27, two months earlier than the contractual delivery date. Read more>>
The Coast Guard has a growing need for tools that can accurately detect, classify and provide detailed images of threats or other items of interest underwater, such as parasitic hull attachments, improvised explosive devices, scuttled self-propelled semi-submersible vessels, lost Aids to Navigation (ATON) components or even lost personnel. Read more>>
“Coast Guard Alaska” Television Series Highlights Upgraded Aviation Assets
It is unlikely that an aircraft would be nominated for an award in a supporting actor role on a TV show, but in The Weather Channel’s new series, “Coast Guard Alaska,” the service’s airplanes and helicopters are showcased for the integral role they play in helping the Coast Guard save lives. Read more>>
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The U.S. Coast Guard last Friday awarded a Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) to Mythics of Virginia Beach, Va., for software licenses for the Coast Guard Logistics Information Management System (CG-LIMS). Read more>>
MIAMI — The Coast Guard rescued four Bahamian fishermen Wednesday approximately 50 miles south of Andros Island, Bahamas. Read more>>
In early November, two Coast Guard cutters were docked in Baltimore: the former Coast Guard Cutter Taney and the newest National Security Cutter, Stratton. Though moored just a few blocks apart, they were separated by more than 75 years, each designed and built as the service’s most capable vessels of their time. Read more>>
The time has come for the U.S. Coast Guard to officially drop the Deepwater name from any reference to our acquisition portfolio. The active period of performance for the last line item under the Integrated Coast Guard Systems contract ends in January, and there will be no further work initiated. Read more>>
SAN PEDRO, Calif. – The Coast Guard rescued four boaters after their 26-foot boat sunk about 13 miles northeast of Avalon Harbor on Catalina Island, Calif., at about 9:30 p.m. Monday. Read more>>
Acquisition Directorate Strategic Plan (PDF)
Major Systems Acquisition Manual (PDF)
Acquisition Human Capital Strategic Plan (PDF)
U.S. Coast Guard Cutters, Boats and Aircraft Poster
Coast Guard Logistics Information Management System
HC-144A Medium Range Surveillance Aircraft
HC-130H/J Long Range Surveillance Aircraft
Interagency Operations Centers
MH-60T Medium Range Recovery Helicopter
MH-65D Short Range Recovery Helicopter
Nationwide Automatic Identification System
Asset Project Office (PDF)
C4ISR (PDF)
CG-LIMS (PDF)
Fast Response Cutter (PDF)
HC-144A Ocean Sentry (PDF)
HC-130H/J Hercules/Super Hercules (PDF)
IOC (PDF)
MH-60T Jayhawk (PDF)
MH-65D Dolphin (PDF)
Mission Effectiveness Project (PDF)
National Security Cutter (PDF)
NAIS (PDF)
Offshore Patrol Cutter (PDF)
Recapitalization (PDF)
Research & Development (PDF)
Rescue 21 (PDF)
Response Boat-Medium (PDF)
Response Boat-Small (PDF)
Unmanned Aircraft Systems (PDF)
DHS promises contracting improvements, including electronic bidding
Coast Guard will name ship after Millis veteran
Coast Guard Conducts MI Spill Drill
SNA: The Coast Guard’s cry for help
Coast Guard Seizes Ton Of Marijuana
Deepwater is dead, says Coast Guard official
Video of sea trials of first Fast Response Cutter released
Coast Guard Stakes Its Future on National Security Cutters
Bollinger performs builder's trials on FRC Bernard C. Webber
New Coast Guard cutter bears name of Benbrook man who saved others
Training time for Coast Guard response boat crew leaders
Putting clarity into contracting