Naval Sea Systems Command awarded a $105.003 million definitive contract to Marine Hydraulics International, LLC for USS NEW YORK (LPD-21) FY25 Selected Restricted Availability on April 25, 2025, to settle Request for Contractual Changes supporting ship maintenance, repair, and alterations at Norfolk, Virginia.
The originating solicitation describes pier-side maintenance, repair, and alterations on the amphibious transport dock during an availability period running September 1, 2025 through October 9, 2026. Work encompasses hull, mechanical, electrical systems overhaul; tank cleaning and preservation; structural repairs; equipment replacement; habitability upgrades; and modernization across the vessel's machinery, propulsion, and combat systems. Performance occurs at Norfolk, Virginia, with subordinate work at Fleet, Virginia, and aboard the vessel.
The contract is firm fixed-price with an ultimate completion date of September 27, 2026. Marine Hydraulics International is a foreign-owned entity operating as a prime contractor providing maintenance, repair, modernization, and sustainment services for Navy surface combatant and amphibious vessels homeported on the East Coast. The awardee's portfolio is concentrated on Naval Sea Systems Command contracts; over the past five years, MHI has received 49 prime contract awards valued at approximately $6.15 billion in combined potential value, with $2.33 billion obligated across the portfolio.
Subcontractors named in the source include Boxx Systems LLC, Electric Motor and Contracting Company, Accurate Marine Environmental LLC, Bay Metals & Fabrication LLC, and a multi-vendor team of small business technical providers and specialty repair firms supplying grit tanks, motor and brake systems, chemical cleaning services, structural fabrication, hydraulics work, environmental remediation, and mechanical systems support.