Cabras Marine Corporation
Cabras Marine Corp is a corporate entity providing maritime logistics, ship repair, and marine transportation services to U.S. federal government agencies from its base in Santa Rita, Guam. As a woman-owned small business, Cabras Marine leverages its expertise, facilities, and strategic Pacific location to support critical military and civilian operations across the region.
Through its prime contract awards, Cabras Marine has provided extensive ship maintenance, repair, and modernization services in support of over 50 Military Sealift Command vessels visiting or homeported in Guam. This includes work under the Guam General Ship Repair IDIQ contract vehicle and delivery orders for voyage repair availabilities, equipment overhauls, staging services, and engineering support for namesake ships and classes ranging from USNS fleet oilers to submarine tenders. Cabras Marine also holds contracts with the Navy Installations Command and Pacific Fleet Forces to furnish tugboat transportation, including call out harbor tugs, towing, and related marine services for port operations in Guam. Additionally, the company maintains Air Force cranes and hoists under a Pacific Air Forces contract.
Cabras Marine received a $1 million Department of Transportation Maritime Administration grant to procure a truck crane used in its ship repair operations. It also was awarded a $8,752 Federal Emergency Management Agency port security grant.
Cabras Marine currently holds three indefinite delivery contracts for maritime services and ship repair. A 5-year single-award ID/IQ contract with the Navy Installations Command and other partners allows Cabras Marine to provide call out tug services in Guam through 2028. The company also received a task order under the $249 million Guam General Ship Repair multiple-award IDIQ contract, set aside for HUBZone firms, to furnish ship repair and maintenance services through 2027. Additionally, Cabras Marine performs Air Force crane and hoist maintenance in Guam under a $1.76 million total small business set-aside ID/IQ contract running through October 2027.
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Not listed Piti, Guam
4/16/02 8/29/25 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 Seafix Inc.
Seafix Inc. Guam Division is a subsidiary of Ambyth Shipping & Trading Inc., operating as a HUBZone-certified small business that provides maritime support services to the U.S. federal government. The company specializes in ship repair, maintenance, and equipment support services, primarily for the U.S. Navy and Military Sealift Command in Guam. Seafix Inc. has been registered to receive federal awards since July 19, 2015, and maintains an active registration in SAM.gov until May 1, 2025. As a corporate entity, Seafix leverages its parent company's logistics capabilities to deliver a range of services supporting naval operations in the Pacific region.
The majority of Seafix Inc.'s federal contract awards involve submarine and ship support services in Guam. These include providing full sail staging, dry dock shelter staging, and equipment maintenance for various naval vessels such as the USS Frank Cable, USS Emory S. Land, USS North Carolina, USS Annapolis, and USS Michigan. The company has been awarded multiple firm fixed-price contracts and purchase orders for services such as rudder staging, motor rewinding, and maintaining government-furnished submarine maintenance equipment. Notably, Seafix secured a $399,523.80 contract for lead maintenance activity submarine equipment support services and a $293,954.75 contract for Guam equipment support services. These awards, often set aside for HUBZone or small businesses, have primarily been issued by the Department of the Navy's United States Pacific Fleet Forces and the Military Sealift Command.
Seafix Inc. Guam Division holds a significant Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract under the Guam General Ship Repair 2022-2027 master contract vehicle. This multiple-award IDIQ, valued at up to $249 million over five years, was awarded by the Military Sealift Command and is set aside for HUBZone small businesses. Under this contract, Seafix provides general ship repair services in Guam, supporting the Department of the Navy's maintenance requirements for vessels stationed in the U.S. Pacific region. The company has received numerous delivery orders against this IDIQ for various staging and repair services, demonstrating its ongoing role in supporting naval operations through this contract vehicle. This IDIQ allows the Navy to efficiently procure a wide range of ship repair and maintenance services from Seafix as needed, leveraging the company's expertise and HUBZone status to meet its operational requirements in Guam.
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Not listed Rojas St, Tamuning, 96913, Guam
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