Indefinite Delivery Contract N0002425D4338

Imia, LLC, a marine services contractor based in Spanish Fort, Alabama, was awarded a multiple-award Indefinite Delivery Contract by the Naval Sea Systems Command with a ceiling value of $762.4 million and a performance period extending through September 1, 2033. The contract supports the Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) availabilities on fast attack submarines, with work categorized into two lots—Lot 1 (Critical Systems Engineering) and Lot 2 (Non-Critical work)—reflecting differentiated levels of specialized capability requirements. The scope encompasses discrete production, non-discrete production, and other production work to support the Navy's four public shipyards in accomplishing repair, maintenance, and modernization of nuclear-powered attack submarines. Services include surface preparation, preservation, painting, coating application, structural repairs, lead bin work, anode installation, and tile work. The contract utilizes no set-aside designation and was awarded on September 2, 2025, following a pre-solicitation market research notice issued in July 2024.

The contract vehicle provides indefinite quantity ordering authority with rolling admissions provisions enabling periodic addition of contractors throughout the performance period. Primary performance locations include Naval facilities, with work historically concentrated at Mayport Navy Base in Florida and other naval installations. Imia's selection as an awardee reflects its established track record of submarine maintenance and modernization support across multiple Naval Sea Systems Command programs, including prior work on USS Alaska, USS Tennessee, USS Rhode Island, and USS South Dakota, as well as existing relationships with major defense prime contractors including Huntington Ingalls, BAE Systems, and Electric Boat Corporation. The contract structure supports rapid acquisition of submarine maintenance capabilities while enabling the Navy to leverage multiple contractor capabilities for efficiency and capacity management across the nuclear attack submarine sustainment program.