US Pacific Fleet Forces

United States Pacific Fleet Forces, a major command within the Department of the Navy, contracts for ship services, logistics support, educational programs, and shipbuilding work to sustain Pacific Fleet operations across CONUS and OCONUS locations. The command awards contracts and grants from its own contracting authority and rolls up activity from subordinate regional and functional commands across the Pacific theater.

The command issued 1,969 contract awards in 2022, 2,220 in 2023, 2,163 in 2024, 2,135 in 2025, and 863 year-to-date in 2026. Combined potential contract value stands at $17.44 billion, with $16.49 billion obligated. The portfolio spans 282,437 total awards and 14,583 distinct prime contractors since 1978. Most recent award activity closed on 2026-10-13.

Competitive concentration among primes is highly fragmented. S.C.A. - Shipping Consultants Associated LTD. leads by award count with 633 awards and $48.5 million combined potential value over the last five years; Parsh Marine (S) Pte. LTD. follows with 308 awards and $33.3 million, and Leidos, Inc. holds 278 awards and $31.1 million. These three primes account for 17% of recent awards. By potential value, Skookum Educational Programs and Austal USA, LLC lead with $118 million and $115.3 million respectively, but together all top five primes represent only 2% of combined potential value — a signal that Pacific Fleet Forces transacts heavily through small purchases, Schedule task orders, BPA calls, and modifications distributed across a deep contractor base.

The set-aside portfolio is overwhelmingly unrestricted: 94% of awards carry no set-aside designation, and total small-business set-asides (including 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, and WOSB) account for 6% of awards combined.

Grant activity is minimal and specialized. The command has issued 43 total grant awards since 2016, with 8 in 2024 and 5 in 2022 as peak years; no grants closed most recently in 2024. Combined federal obligation stands at $39.6 million. All 43 awards are Cooperative Agreements. Grant recipients are concentrated among environmental and wildlife research organizations: Institute For Wildlife Studies dominates with 5 awards and $8.8 million in federal dollars obligated, and Zoological Society Of San Diego holds 2 awards and $8.2 million. These two recipients account for 57% of recent grant awards and 54% of recent federal dollars obligated across 22 distinct recipients.

No recent contract opportunities or grant opportunities are recorded against the command or its subordinate offices in the source data.