Littoral Combat Ships Class Sustainment Execution Contract - West Coast Part III

Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) established a multiple-award Master IDIQ on May 23, 2025, for maintenance, repair, and modernization of Littoral Combat Ships homeported in San Diego, California, with ordering authority through May 22, 2030. The vehicle carries a partial small-business set-aside structure across three MAC tiers: MAC I and II for all-requirements work including drydocking, and MAC III reserved for small businesses covering preventative maintenance, facilities maintenance, and corrosion control.

The vehicle shows strong early execution with 72 task orders awarded between May 2025 and April 2026 at a rate of approximately 36 orders per year. Combined task-order potential value stands at $48.3 million, with $45.7 million already obligated (95% of combined potential). This high obligation rate reflects the Government's robust utilization of the vehicle for ship-specific repair and maintenance cycles.

Epsilon Systems Solutions Inc. dominates the awardee base, holding 30 orders worth $23.4 million in combined potential value—roughly 48% of the portfolio. Fincantieri Marine Repair LLC contributes $8.6 million across 4 orders; Southcoast Welding & Manufacturing, LLC holds $6.7 million across 14 orders; and Standard Inspection Services operates at $4 million across 4 orders. These four firms account for 95% of combined potential value. Two orders carry total-small-business set-asides; the remaining 70 orders (97%) are unrestricted, indicating the vehicle functions as unrestricted in practice despite the partial small-business reservation in MAC III.

Naval Sea Systems Command places the vast majority of orders (63 orders, $31.3 million), followed by U.S. Fleet Forces Command (Atlantic) at 7 orders worth $14.3 million and U.S. Pacific Fleet Forces at 2 orders worth $2.7 million. Individual delivery orders range from $10,000 minimum orders to $4.3 million ceiling values (USS Santa Barbara VRAV availability). Typical operational orders for scheduled maintenance, emergent repairs, and continuous maintenance fall between $500,000 and $1.7 million. Work is performed at San Diego, California and outside continental United States locations including Singapore for emergent maintenance on forward-deployed assets.