Guam Industrial Services Inc.
Guam Industrial Services Inc., doing business as Guam Shipyard, is a HUBZone-certified small disadvantaged business specializing in ship repair, maintenance, and modernization services for the U.S. Navy, Military Sealift Command, Coast Guard, and other federal agencies. Based in Santa Rita, Guam, the company plays a crucial role in maintaining the readiness of U.S. military vessels in the strategically important Pacific theater. Guam Shipyard offers a comprehensive range of maritime services, including voyage repairs, equipment overhauls, structural modifications, and pier-side maintenance for various classes of naval and auxiliary ships. As a local provider in Guam, the company is uniquely positioned to support government vessels operating in the Western Pacific region, offering both scheduled and emergency repair services.
Through its federal contract awards, Guam Shipyard has performed numerous tasks for the Department of Defense, particularly the Navy and Military Sealift Command. The company has conducted repairs on vessels such as the USS Emory S. Land, USNS Cesar Chavez, and USNS John Ericsson, working on ship systems ranging from air conditioning units and waste oil tanks to rescue boat accumulators and crane motors. Specialized services provided by Guam Shipyard include underwater hull cleaning, buoy hawser replacement, and staging for various ship areas. For the Coast Guard, the company has undertaken projects including buoy refurbishment and hull cleaning services. Many of Guam Shipyard's contract awards leverage its HUBZone status through set-aside procurements, particularly for smaller purchase orders and specialized services. The primary funding agencies for these contracts have been the Department of the Navy, including the Military Sealift Command and Naval Supply Systems Command, as well as the Coast Guard.
Guam Industrial Services Inc. holds several significant indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contracts with federal agencies. The company is a recipient of the $249 million Guam General Ship Repair 2022-2027 multiple-award contract with the Military Sealift Command, under which it provides a broad spectrum of ship repair and maintenance services for government vessels in the Guam area. Guam Shipyard also holds a $186 million global IDIQ contract for Army Watercraft Sustainment Maintenance in Zone 3, covering Northeast and Southeast Asia and the Central Pacific Coast region. This contract, awarded by the Army Materiel Command, involves pier-side maintenance, emergency repairs, and modernization efforts for Army vessels. Furthermore, the company has been awarded IDVs by the Defense Logistics Agency Energy for fuel hauling services and waste disposal in Guam, with ceiling values of $1.36 million and $7.49 million respectively. These IDVs demonstrate Guam Shipyard's capacity to provide diverse support services to multiple branches of the U.S. military in the Pacific region, solidifying its role as a key contractor for maritime services in Guam.
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Not listed United States
4/19/02 11/5/25 Epsilon Systems Solutions Inc.
Epsilon Systems Solutions Inc., through its Mission Readiness Group Division, is a specialized technical services company that provides engineering, maintenance, repair, and modernization services for U.S. Navy ships and vessels. As a for-profit organization and manufacturer, Epsilon focuses on sustaining the readiness of naval surface combatants, amphibious ships, and littoral combat vessels. The company has established itself as a key contractor for the Department of the Navy, offering a wide range of critical support services to maintain and enhance the operational capabilities of the naval fleet. Epsilon's expertise spans various ship classes, including destroyers (DDG), cruisers (CG), amphibious assault ships (LHA/LHD), dock landing ships (LSD), and littoral combat ships (LCS).
Epsilon Systems Solutions Inc. has been awarded numerous prime and subcontract federal awards to deliver essential services to the Navy. These include continuous maintenance availabilities (CMAVs), emergent maintenance (EM), planned maintenance availabilities (PMAVs), and voyage repairs. The company has performed work at multiple locations, including San Diego, Norfolk, Mayport, and overseas sites like Bahrain. Notable tasks have included engineering maintenance, hull and mechanical repairs, electrical system upgrades, and specialized services such as hyperbaric systems support. Epsilon has collaborated with subcontractors like Naval Engineering Support Inc., Rolls-Royce Solutions America Inc., and various small businesses to deliver comprehensive maintenance solutions. Many of these awards have been issued by the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) and the United States Fleet Forces Command (Atlantic), often without set-aside designations, demonstrating Epsilon's competitive standing in the industry.
Epsilon Systems Solutions Inc. holds several significant Indefinite Delivery Vehicles (IDVs) with the Department of the Navy. These include multiple awards under the Complex and Non-Complex Maintenance on Surface Combatant and Amphibious Class Ships contracts for both Norfolk and San Diego, with potential values ranging from $177 million to $639 million each. These IDVs cover a broad spectrum of maintenance, repair, and modernization services for surface ships through January 2027. The company also holds an IDV for Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC) and Ship-to-Shore Connector (SSC) support, valued at over $41 million, and a $70 million contract for hull, mechanical, and electrical equipment services. Additionally, Epsilon has secured positions on IDVs for hyperbaric systems support and general ship repair along the East Coast. These contracts enable Epsilon to compete for task orders issued by NAVSEA and other Navy commands, further solidifying its role as a crucial support provider for the U.S. naval fleet.
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Not listed 605 Commerce St, Portsmouth, VA 23707, USA
4/3/02 1/30/26 Sumitomo Heavy Industries, LTD
Sumitomo Heavy Industries, LTD is a Japanese manufacturing company that serves as a major supplier to the U.S. defense industrial base, primarily providing ship repair, maintenance, and construction services to the U.S. Navy and other federal agencies. The company specializes in supporting naval assets deployed with the U.S. 7th Fleet or homeported in Japan, offering critical repair and modernization work for various vessels including aircraft carriers, amphibious assault ships, guided missile destroyers, and auxiliary support craft. Sumitomo Heavy Industries has established itself as a key partner in maintaining and enhancing the operational readiness of U.S. naval assets in the Indo-Pacific region through its expertise in heavy industry and maritime engineering.
Through numerous firm fixed-price delivery orders and purchase orders, Sumitomo Heavy Industries has performed a wide range of tasks for the U.S. Navy, including catapult maintenance, hull cleaning and inspections, piping replacement, deck replacement, tank repair and preservation, and various other shipboard work. The company has been awarded contracts primarily by the Department of the Navy's Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) and United States Pacific Fleet Forces Command. Notable projects include work on the USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76), USS MILIUS (DDG 69), and several other naval vessels. While most of Sumitomo's awards do not carry set-aside designations, the company has also served as a subcontractor supporting prime contractors like Leidos, Inc. and Delphinus Engineering, Inc. on Navy contracts. These subcontracts have involved providing labor and other services in support of larger Navy maintenance and modernization efforts.
Sumitomo Heavy Industries holds multiple contract vehicles with the U.S. Navy, enabling efficient delivery of services across the defense maritime domain. The company has a single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) with the Naval Supply Systems Command to provide abrasive materials, with a ceiling value of $250,000 and an ultimate completion date of December 9, 2028. Additionally, Sumitomo has a basic ordering agreement with the Naval Supply Systems Command to serve as a master ship repair contractor. The company is also a recipient of SeaPort-e indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contract awards from the Naval Sea Systems Command. Under SeaPort-e, Sumitomo Heavy Industries furnishes technical support services, supplies repair parts, and executes shipboard preservation for the 7th Fleet's forward-deployed assets across the Indo-Pacific region. These contract vehicles allow Sumitomo to efficiently provide critical maintenance and technical support services for U.S. Navy vessels on an as-needed basis, solidifying its role as a crucial partner in maintaining the readiness of the U.S. Navy's forward-deployed fleet.
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Not listed 141-6025, Japan
2/27/07 9/15/25 Heavy Engineering Industries And Shipbuilding Company K.s.c.
Heavy Engineering Industries And Shipbuilding Company K.s.c. (doing business as Heisco) is a Kuwait-based corporate entity providing shipbuilding and ship repair services to the U.S. Army.
Heisco has received numerous delivery orders to provide maintenance, repair, drydocking, cleaning, painting, inspection, and modernization services for Army watercraft assets under the Army Watercraft Sustainment Maintenance program. Work has involved scheduled and unscheduled repairs, modifications, and on-condition cyclic maintenance for vessels including tugs, landing crafts, causeway systems, and pontoons located outside the continental United States. Contracting agencies have included the Department of the Army Materiel Command and its TACOM Life Cycle Management Command, Army Sustainment Command, and Army Contracting Command. All awards have gone to Heisco as the prime contractor without set-aside designations.
Heisco holds two indefinite-delivery contracts from the Army Materiel Command’s TACOM Life Cycle Management Command under the Army Watercraft Sustainment Maintenance program to support ongoing sustainment of Army vessels. A $216 million IDIQ provides maintenance Zone 2 requirements including cyclical repairs, drydocking and modernization efforts outside the U.S. A $186 million IDIQ covers Zone 3 requirements for unprogrammed pier-side maintenance, emergency repairs and modifications worldwide not needing drydocking. Initial delivery orders of $1,000 each were issued to fund start-of-work meetings in Kuwait.
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Not listed Shuwaikh Island, Kuwait
6/4/07 4/7/25 Colonna's Ship Yard, Incorporated
Colonna's Ship Yard Incorporated, doing business as Steel America, is a large shipbuilding, repair, and maintenance services provider that supports federal agencies through both prime contracts and subcontracts. The company offers a wide range of services including ship repair, overhaul, and modernization for various types of vessels. Colonna's Ship Yard has facilities and operations in Norfolk, Virginia and Piney Point, Maryland, allowing it to serve multiple federal maritime customers along the East Coast. As a manufacturer of goods and provider of industrial services, the company has received numerous federal contract and grant awards to support critical naval and maritime operations.
Through its prime federal contract awards, Colonna's Ship Yard has provided extensive ship repair, maintenance, and overhaul services for the U.S. Navy, Coast Guard, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), and Army Corps of Engineers. These services include drydocking, hull preservation, propulsion system repairs, structural steel renewal, and equipment overhauls for a variety of vessels such as destroyers, amphibious ships, research vessels, and Coast Guard cutters. The company has been awarded contracts for both scheduled maintenance availabilities and emergency repairs, with values ranging from tens of thousands to tens of millions of dollars. Many of these awards have been set aside for small businesses, indicating Colonna's Ship Yard's status as a qualified small business contractor for certain federal procurements. Key funding agencies include the Naval Sea Systems Command, Military Sealift Command, Coast Guard, and NOAA, reflecting the company's broad capabilities in supporting federal maritime assets.
Colonna's Ship Yard has also received federal grant awards to enhance its manufacturing capabilities in support of national defense and maritime industries. In June 2020, the company was awarded a Defense Production Act Title III cooperative agreement by the Office of the Secretary of Defense to increase its machining capability. This grant, with a performance period through March 2025, likely supports efforts to expand Colonna's capacity to produce critical components for naval vessels and other defense applications. Additionally, in April 2020, Colonna's Ship Yard received a project grant from the Maritime Administration for welding machines. This two-year grant likely aimed to improve the company's welding capabilities for shipbuilding and repair activities, further strengthening its ability to support federal maritime programs.
Colonna's Ship Yard holds numerous indefinite delivery vehicles (IDVs) with federal agencies, positioning it as a go-to contractor for ongoing ship maintenance and repair needs. Notable IDVs include multiple awards from the Naval Sea Systems Command for complex and non-complex maintenance on surface combatant and amphibious class ships in both Norfolk and San Diego, with total potential values ranging from $177 million to $639 million. The company also holds IDVs with the Coast Guard for shaft and rudder overhauls, and with NOAA for fleetwide dockside ship maintenance. These contract vehicles allow various agencies to issue task orders for specific maintenance actions, repair services, and modernization efforts across the federal maritime fleet. The breadth of these IDVs demonstrates Colonna's Ship Yard's extensive capabilities and trusted status as a key partner in sustaining the operational readiness of federal vessels.
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Not listed 400 E Indian River Rd, Norfolk, VA 23523, USA
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