Advanced Crane Technologies LLC
Advanced Crane Technologies LLC, a division of Pollock Research & Design, Inc. doing business as Reading Crane & Engineering Co., is a for-profit limited liability company specializing in crane manufacturing, rehabilitation, and service provision for federal government agencies. Registered in SAM.gov since 2007, the company focuses on designing, fabricating, and maintaining overhead, portal, bridge, and gantry cranes across various weight capacities and configurations. As a manufacturer and service provider, Advanced Crane Technologies has established itself as a critical contractor for defense infrastructure, particularly supporting naval and military engineering projects that require sophisticated material handling equipment.
The company has secured multiple federal contract awards primarily from defense agencies, including the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA), U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and Defense Logistics Agency. These contracts have encompassed a range of crane-related services, including fabricating specialized crane hooks, overhauling portal cranes, delivering large-capacity overhead electric bridge cranes, and providing crane rental and rehabilitation services. Advanced Crane Technologies has demonstrated versatility in contract awards, with some contracts set aside for small businesses, such as the $24.9 million Navy Installations Command contract for 120-ton double girder overhead electric bridge cranes and the $3.9 million NAVSEA contract for portal crane overhaul. The company's contracts typically involve firm fixed-price delivery orders and span critical infrastructure projects at military bases and shipyards.
Advanced Crane Technologies holds two significant Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDVs) that underscore its strategic importance to federal infrastructure. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' Logistics Readiness Center Crane Rental 3 Multiple Award Task Order Contract (LRN CRANE R3 MATOC) is valued at $95 million and runs through September 2026, allowing for task orders between $1 million to $25 million for crane rehabilitation and construction. The NAVSEA IDV, valued at $60 million and set aside for small businesses, enables the procurement of large capacity overhead cranes over 15 tons to support Navy shipbuilding and maintenance activities through June 2028. These IDVs have already generated multiple task orders, including crane overhauls, equipment delivery, and minimum guarantee orders, demonstrating the company's ability to provide comprehensive crane solutions across different defense agency requirements.
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Not listed 300 Old Reading Pike, Stowe, PA 19464, USA
5/17/07 11/11/25 BCI Construction Usa, Inc.
BCI Construction Usa, Inc., doing business as BCI Construction USA Inc., is a corporate entity registered as a for-profit organization and classified as a Veteran Owned Small Business and Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business. The company provides construction and infrastructure maintenance services to federal agencies, particularly through prime contracts with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Department of the Interior.
BCI Construction USA Inc. has been awarded over $130 million in definitive prime contracts since 2019 to perform rehabilitation and replacement projects for critical assets such as dams, locks, spillways, bridge cranes, sluice gates, and other hydraulic infrastructure. The majority of these firm fixed price contracts have been set aside for small businesses, with funding provided by the Army Corps of Engineers and Bureau of Reclamation. Key past projects include gate replacements at dams like Fort Randall, Saylorville, and Bull Shoals; crane replacements at Grand Coulee and Hungry Horse dams; intake tower and spillway repairs at locations nationwide; and relief well construction to fortify levees. BCI Construction has served as the prime contractor supplying labor, materials, and construction services tailored to each solicitation's scope of work.
BCI Construction USA Inc. currently holds three indefinite delivery vehicle contracts issued through competitive small business set-asides by the Army Corps of Engineers. A $95 million multiple award crane rehabilitation and construction IDIQ allows task orders for projects up to $25 million to upgrade bridge cranes, gantry cranes, and monorail systems across the Corps' nationwide civil works infrastructure through 2026. A separate $30 million multiple award dam maintenance and repair IDIQ runs through 2028 to address needs like steel liners, slide gates, concrete structures, and gate recoating at Corps dams in California. Additionally, BCI holds a $49.5 million multiple award IDIQ for crane rehabilitation, repair, replacement and upgrades in the Corps' Southwestern Division through 2026. These IDIQ contracts enable the Corps to procure necessary infrastructure services from BCI on an as-needed basis over several years.
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Not listed 4154 Luther Fowler Rd, Pace, FL 32571, USA
8/21/01 7/26/25 Sievert Electric Service And Sales Company
Sievert Electric Service And Sales Company, operating through its Sievert Crane And Hoist division, is a veteran-owned small business based in Chicago that has been a leader in commercial electric construction since 1913. The company provides infrastructure for a more sustainable future, offering services such as electric vehicle charging stations and automated lighting controls. As a federal contractor, Sievert Crane And Hoist specializes in manufacturing, installing, upgrading, repairing, and replacing cranes, hoists, and related equipment for various government agencies. The company has received over $35 million in federal contracts as a prime contractor, primarily serving the Army Corps of Engineers, NASA, Bureau of Reclamation, and Naval Sea Systems Command.
Sievert Crane And Hoist has provided a wide range of goods and services through its federal contracts. These include the design, manufacture, and installation of overhead bridge cranes up to 600 tons, gantry cranes up to 480 tons, and underhung monorail cranes up to 15 tons. The company has completed major projects such as rehabilitating bridge cranes at dams and locks for the Army Corps of Engineers, upgrading a 325-ton overhead bridge crane in NASA's Vehicle Assembly Building, and installing large capacity weight handling equipment at naval shipyards. Specific tasks have included crane inspections, mechanical and electrical work, load testing, painting, and abatement. Many of these contracts were awarded as small business or veteran-owned set-asides. Sievert has also served as a subcontractor on projects for prime contractors such as Amentum Services, Inc. and Bechtel National, Inc., providing specialized crane and hoist equipment and services.
Sievert Crane And Hoist holds several significant indefinite delivery vehicles (IDVs) with federal agencies. The company is a holder of the Northwestern Division Crane Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) 2021-2026 with the Army Corps of Engineers, which has a ceiling value of $99.9 million for crane construction and rehabilitation services across 12 Midwestern and Western states. Sievert also holds the Logistics Readiness Node Crane R3 MATOC with the Corps, valued at $95 million, for nationwide crane maintenance services. With the Naval Sea Systems Command, Sievert has a $60 million IDV for large capacity weight handling equipment. The company has received numerous task orders under these vehicles, including a $5.4 million order to replace the bridge crane at Fort Peck, Montana, a $3.8 million order for crane repairs in Eufaula, Oklahoma, and various orders for crane installations and upgrades at naval facilities. These IDVs demonstrate Sievert's capacity to provide comprehensive crane and hoist services across multiple federal agencies and locations.
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Not listed 1230 Hannah Ave, Forest Park, IL 60130, USA
6/1/01 6/20/25 Reel COH Inc.
Reel COH Inc., doing business as COH, is a foreign-owned, for-profit manufacturer of material handling equipment and lifting devices registered to receive federal contract awards since August 2006. The company specializes in the design, fabrication, installation, and maintenance of overhead cranes, gantry cranes, and other heavy lifting equipment for various industries, including construction and hydroelectric power generation. COH has established itself as a key contractor for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, providing critical infrastructure upgrades and replacements at numerous federal facilities across the United States.
COH's federal contract work primarily involves the rehabilitation, replacement, and construction of large-scale cranes at hydroelectric dams, powerhouses, and other Corps of Engineers facilities. Recent projects include the replacement of intake and tailrace gantry cranes at the Chief Joseph Dam in Washington ($19.6 million), upgrades to trashrake cranes and rakes at multiple dams along the Lower Snake River ($17.6 million), and the design and installation of a new 130-ton outdoor gantry crane for the John Day Lock and Dam in Oregon ($10.2 million). The company has also been awarded contracts for PLC system upgrades on bridge cranes, crane remote controls, and various other crane-related services. These contracts are typically awarded by the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers without set-aside designations, reflecting COH's position as a specialized prime contractor in this field.
Reel COH Inc. holds two significant indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicles with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The first is the Northwestern Division Crane Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC), awarded in September 2021 with a ceiling value of $99.9 million. This IDIQ covers crane rehabilitation and construction services across 12 Midwestern and Western states through September 2026, with individual task orders ranging from $1 million to $25 million. The second is the Logistics Readiness Node Crane R3 MATOC, awarded in September 2023 with a potential value of $95 million. This contract enables the Corps to fulfill heavy lift equipment requirements through firm-fixed price task orders at federal facilities within the Nashville, Pittsburgh, Louisville, and Huntington District boundaries. Both IDVs allow the Army Corps of Engineers to efficiently procure COH's specialized crane services for various projects, including the rehabilitation and construction of overhead bridge cranes, gantry cranes, and underhung monorail cranes of varying capacities.
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Not listed 801 Boulevard du Curé-Boivin, Boisbriand, QC J7G 2J2, Canada
8/17/06 4/8/25 C.j. Mahan Construction Company, LLC
C.j. Mahan Construction Company, LLC is a for-profit limited liability company registered in SAM.gov since December 29, 2003, specializing in heavy civil and marine infrastructure construction services for the federal government. The company primarily works with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), delivering critical infrastructure projects across multiple states. As a construction firm, C.j. Mahan Construction Company focuses on design, construction, maintenance, repair, and rehabilitation of complex water resource, navigation, and infrastructure projects.
The company has been awarded numerous federal contracts involving diverse infrastructure work, including lock and dam repairs, pump station construction, municipal building projects, dredging services, emergency dive operations, and crane barge maintenance. These contracts consistently demonstrate C.j. Mahan's capabilities in marine and land-based construction across USACE districts. All contract awards have been issued through full and open competition without set-aside designations, indicating the company's competitive capabilities. Contract values have ranged from $10,000 minimal guarantee task orders to substantial projects exceeding $65 million, such as the Chickamauga Lock upstream approach walls construction. The funding agency for nearly all contracts has been the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, specifically targeting civil works mission-related infrastructure development and maintenance.
C.j. Mahan Construction Company holds four significant Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) contracts with USACE, totaling potential contract values of $313 million. These include a $95 million Logistics Readiness Node (LRN) CRANE MATOC for logistics and contingency response, a $98 million Design Bid Build Land for LRD River Districts contract, a $75 million Design Bid Build Marine Based Construction IDV, and a $45 million single-award regional mechanical dredging contract. These IDVs enable rapid mobilization for critical infrastructure projects across the Great Lakes and Ohio River Division, covering districts in Huntington, Louisville, Nashville, and Pittsburgh. The contracts allow USACE to task C.j. Mahan with firm fixed-price delivery orders for construction, maintenance, repair, and rehabilitation services spanning locks, dams, bridges, and other navigation facilities.
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Not listed 3458 Lewis Centre Way, Grove City, OH 43123, USA
12/29/03 11/9/25