Indefinite Delivery Contract N0002425D4345

Pacific Shipyards International, LLC, a Hawaii-based minority-owned maritime services provider, was awarded a multiple-award Indefinite Delivery Contract valued at $1.906 billion by the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) effective September 2, 2025, with an ultimate completion date of September 1, 2033. This contract, designated as Lot 2 Non-Critical Systems Engineering under the Outboard Profile Work (OPW) program, contains no set-aside designation and represents one of several IDVs held by the contractor across federal maritime agencies. The contract vehicle is structured as a multiple-award IDIQ mechanism, which permits NAVSEA to issue delivery orders for discrete and non-discrete production work, as well as engineering and support services necessary to accomplish repair, maintenance, and modernization activities on nuclear-powered fast attack submarines at the Navy's four public shipyards.

The underlying market research solicitation, posted in July 2024, indicated that NAVSEA sought contractor participation in Chief of Naval Operations availabilities characterized as either Critical (Lot 1) or Non-Critical (Lot 2) work, with Lot 2 focusing on systems engineering and production support that do not require the most specialized nuclear submarine technical capabilities. The contract provides for a five-year base period with three option years and establishes provisions for rolling admissions to add contractors periodically throughout the contract term. Although the original solicitation contained no specified budget range, the substantial $1.906 billion ceiling reflects the scale of submarine maintenance and modernization operations across the Navy's public shipyard industrial base and positions Pacific Shipyards International to support critical submarine readiness initiatives through discrete and non-discrete production, engineering analysis, and technical services delivery.