East Coast Repair & Fabrication, LLC
East Coast Repair & Fabrication, LLC (ECRF) is a for-profit limited liability company headquartered in Newport News, Virginia, that specializes in ship repair, maintenance, and modernization services for the U.S. Navy and other federal agencies. Registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) since December 2000, the company provides comprehensive maritime engineering solutions across various vessel types, including surface combatants, amphibious ships, littoral combat ships, and naval support vessels. As a small business with multiple indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contracts, ECRF has established itself as a critical partner in maintaining the operational readiness of the U.S. Navy's surface fleet.
ECRF has consistently demonstrated its capabilities through numerous federal contract awards, primarily focused on ship maintenance and repair services. The company has been awarded contracts by agencies such as the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA), U.S. Fleet Forces Command, Military Sealift Command, and the U.S. Coast Guard. These contracts encompass a wide range of services including hull repairs, electrical system work, tank cleaning, preservation, systems overhauls, and modernization efforts. ECRF frequently utilizes small business subcontractors to support its work, such as Waveforce Electrical, LLC, California Marine Cleaning, Inc., and Rocky Mountain Hydrostatics, LLC. Many of its contracts are not set aside, indicating the company's competitive capabilities, though some specific contracts have been designated for total small business participation.
ECRF holds several significant federal contract IDVs that underscore its strategic importance to naval maintenance operations. These include a $669.9 million IDC for maintenance of non-nuclear surface ships in Pearl Harbor, a $701.2 million contract for maintenance of ships in Mayport, Florida, and a $944 million IDIQ for surface ship repair and modernization in Norfolk and San Diego. The company also holds a $140 million small business set-aside contract with the Military Sealift Command for East Coast General Ship Repair. These IDVs typically cover complex and non-complex maintenance, emergent maintenance, continuous maintenance, and Chief of Naval Operations scheduled availabilities. Task orders under these contracts support critical fleet readiness objectives, involving repair and modernization of various naval vessel classes including cruisers, destroyers, amphibious ships, and littoral combat ships.
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Not listed 1201 Terminal Ave, Newport News, VA 23607, USA
12/16/00 4/29/26 Delphinus Engineering, Inc.
Delphinus Engineering, Inc. is a minority-owned, Subchapter S Corporation registered in SAM.gov since 2001, specializing in providing engineering, technical, and support services primarily to the U.S. Department of Defense, with a strong focus on naval systems and fleet maintenance. The company, which is Subcontinent Asian (Asian-Indian) American owned, offers a comprehensive range of services including cyber operations, marine engineering, ship maintenance and repair, and logistics support for various naval vessels such as surface ships, submarines, and aircraft carriers. As a small business prime contractor, Delphinus Engineering has established itself as a key provider of specialized technical services to agencies like the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA), Naval Air Warfare Center, and Military Sealift Command.
Through its federal contract awards, Delphinus Engineering has demonstrated extensive capabilities in naval vessel maintenance, modernization, and repair. The company provides touch labor services, engineering and technical support, ship alterations, and installation of advanced systems across various naval platforms. Its contract awards span diverse areas including SUBSAFE engineering, machinery control system modernization, hull mechanical and electrical system upgrades, and shipboard habitability improvements. Many of these contracts are firm fixed-price or cost-plus-fixed-fee delivery orders, often supporting major defense programs like the DDG 51 Arleigh Burke Class Guided Missile Destroyer and aircraft carrier refueling and complex overhaul (RCOH) projects. While many contracts are unrestricted, Delphinus has also been awarded several small business set-aside contracts, particularly for surface ship repair, maintenance, and modernization services.
Delphinus Engineering holds multiple significant indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contracts across various federal agencies. These include a $49 million Military Sealift Command contract for general ship repair services, a $38.7 million NAVSEA contract for maintenance of non-nuclear surface ships in Pearl Harbor, and a $496 million NAVSEA contract for hull, mechanical, and electrical machinery and systems services. The company's IDIQ contracts cover a wide range of work, from submarine repair and maintenance to engineering support for environmental solutions and safety systems. These contracts typically have multi-year performance periods, often running through the late 2020s, and allow Delphinus to compete for and execute task orders supporting critical naval fleet readiness and modernization initiatives. The contracts are predominantly awarded by defense agencies, with NAVSEA being the most frequent contracting authority, and span multiple program areas including surface ship repair, engineering services, and technical support.
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Not listed 3803 West Chester Pike #190, Newtown Square, PA 19073, USA
10/17/01 12/31/25 Colonna's Ship Yard, Incorporated
Colonna's Ship Yard, Incorporated, doing business as Steel America, is a large, for-profit shipbuilding, repair, and maintenance services provider located in Norfolk, Virginia. The company specializes in comprehensive maritime services for federal agencies, offering ship repair, overhaul, modernization, and manufacturing capabilities across multiple vessel types. With a registered history dating back to 2002, Colonna's Ship Yard has established itself as a critical contractor supporting the operational readiness of federal maritime assets, particularly for agencies like the U.S. Navy, Coast Guard, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), and Army Corps of Engineers.
Through its prime federal contract awards, Colonna's Ship Yard has consistently provided extensive ship maintenance, repair, and modernization services across various vessel classes. The company has executed numerous delivery orders for complex maintenance availabilities (CMAV) on naval surface combatants, including destroyers, cruisers, amphibious ships, and landing craft. Notable contract awards include drydocking and repair work for vessels like the USS NORMANDY, USS MAHAN, USS GETTYSBURG, and USNS PREVAIL, with contract values ranging from $200,000 to over $11 million. Many of these contracts have been issued by the Naval Sea Systems Command under multiple indefinite delivery vehicle (IDV) contracts, covering critical and non-critical maintenance requirements. While most contracts are not set aside, some specific awards have been designated for small business participation, demonstrating the company's versatility in meeting federal procurement requirements.
Colonna's Ship Yard has received federal grants focused on enhancing its manufacturing and technological capabilities. Two notable grant awards include a $86,502 Defense Production Act (DPA) Title III Cooperative Agreement from the Office of the Secretary of Defense in June 2020, aimed at increasing machining capability, and a $693JF72017007 Project Grant from the Maritime Administration in April 2020 for welding machines. These grants suggest a strategic focus on modernizing the company's infrastructure and technological capacities to better support federal maritime infrastructure and defense requirements.
The company holds multiple significant federal contract Indefinite Delivery Vehicles (IDVs) across various agencies. These include a $701 million Naval Sea Systems Command IDV for surface ship maintenance in Mayport, FL, a $21.78 million Coast Guard IDIQ for shaft and rudder overhaul, a $140 million Military Sealift Command East Coast General Ship Repair IDIQ, and a $73.8 million NOAA Fleetwide Dockside and Ship Maintenance IDIQ. These contracts enable Colonna's Ship Yard to provide comprehensive maritime services, including emergent and continuous maintenance, Chief of Naval Operations availabilities, dockside repairs, and specialized manufacturing of marine components. The IDVs span multiple vessel types and support critical national maritime operational readiness across defense and civilian federal agencies.
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Not listed 400 E Indian River Rd, Norfolk, VA 23523, USA
3/11/02 12/4/25 Fairlead Boatworks, Inc.
Fairlead Boatworks, Inc. is a veteran-owned small business located in Newport News, Virginia, specializing in maritime services for federal government agencies. The company provides comprehensive marine boatyard and industrial support services, including maintenance, repair, overhaul, modernization, quality assurance, and testing for naval vessels and watercraft. Founded and operating in the Hampton Roads region, Fairlead Boatworks has established itself as a critical maritime services provider for various defense and government agencies, focusing on supporting naval and maritime operations through precise and high-quality vessel maintenance and repair solutions.
The company has been awarded numerous prime federal contract awards across multiple agencies, predominantly with the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA), Military Sealift Command, U.S. Coast Guard, and U.S. Fleet Forces Command. These contracts range from marine boatyard and industrial support services for Landing Craft Utility (LCU) vessels to complex maintenance and repair work on surface combatant ships, amphibious craft, auxiliary vessels, and small boats. Many contracts involve maintenance and repair of specific naval vessels like USS Oak Hill, USS Gunston Hall, and various USNS ships. While most contracts are not set aside, Fairlead Boatworks has received some total small business set-aside awards, demonstrating its ability to compete effectively across different contract types. The company's contract work encompasses a wide range of services including hull, mechanical, and electrical repairs, drydocking, vessel modernization, quality assurance, and testing.
Fairlead Boatworks has received one notable federal grant award from the Department of Transportation Maritime Administration. In July 2022, the company was awarded a $900,000 Project Grant under the Assistance to Small Shipyards federal grant program. This grant specifically supports the purchase of a 160-ton rough terrain crane to facilitate capital improvements at the shipyard. The grant aims to enhance the company's infrastructure and improve efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and quality in domestic ship construction for both commercial and government applications. The grant's period of performance runs from July 2022 through July 2024, enabling Fairlead Boatworks to undertake significant capital projects that will improve its maritime services capabilities.
Fairlead Boatworks holds several significant federal contract Indefinite Delivery Vehicles (IDVs) across multiple agencies. These include a $140 million East Coast General Ship Repair IDIQ with the Military Sealift Command, a $73.8 million Fleetwide Dockside and Ship Maintenance IDIQ with NOAA, and a $300 million Complex and Non-Complex Maintenance IDIQ with NAVSEA for surface combatant and amphibious class ships. The company also holds IDVs with the U.S. Coast Guard for insulation repairs, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for vessel repair services, and the Army Materiel Command for watercraft sustainment maintenance. These IDVs allow the various agencies to issue task orders for a wide range of maritime services, from routine maintenance and inspections to complex overhauls of mechanical, electrical, and structural systems across different types of vessels and watercraft.
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Not listed 99 Jefferson Ave, Newport News, VA 23607, USA
10/8/01 9/16/25 Marine Hydraulics International, LLC
Marine Hydraulics International, LLC (MHI), doing business as MHI Ship Repair & Services, is a foreign-owned, for-profit corporate entity headquartered in Norfolk, Virginia, specializing in ship repair, maintenance, and modernization services for the U.S. Navy. As a subsidiary of American Maritime Holdings, LLC, MHI provides comprehensive maintenance and repair solutions for surface combatant and amphibious class ships, primarily supporting the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) through complex maintenance availabilities, emergent repairs, and system upgrades. The company is a key contractor in maintaining the operational readiness of U.S. Navy vessels homeported on the East Coast, with extensive capabilities in planned maintenance, corrective repairs, and modernization efforts.
MHI has consistently been awarded prime federal contract awards primarily focused on ship maintenance and repair services for various naval vessels. These contracts have included continuous maintenance availabilities (CMAV) and selected restricted availabilities (SRA) for numerous ships such as the USS Gunston Hall, USS San Antonio, USS Tortuga, USS Mesa Verde, and USS Laboon. The contracts typically involve comprehensive repair and maintenance work ranging from non-destructive testing and welding to material procurement, safety management, and hazardous waste handling. All contracts have been awarded without specific set-aside designations, indicating MHI's competitive position in the shipyard services market. The company has worked extensively with NAVSEA, performing maintenance on destroyers, cruisers, amphibious transport docks, and amphibious assault ships, demonstrating a broad capability to support various naval vessel types.
MHI has received one notable federal grant award from the Department of Transportation's Maritime Administration (MARAD) under the Assistance to Small Shipyards program. This $897,853 project grant, awarded in April 2021, was specifically designed to fund capital improvements at MHI's Norfolk shipyard. The grant supported the purchase of a 100-ton truck crane and a waterjet cutting system, with the goal of improving efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and quality in domestic ship construction for both commercial and federal government applications. The grant's period of performance ran from April 26, 2021, through April 25, 2023, reflecting a strategic investment in the company's technological capabilities.
Marine Hydraulics International, LLC holds two significant Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDVs) with NAVSEA, both awarded on January 4, 2022, with performance periods extending through January 2027. The first IDV, valued at $639.8 million, covers complex and non-complex maintenance on surface combatant ships in Norfolk, while the second IDV, valued at $337.6 million, focuses on maintenance for amphibious class ships. These multiple-award contracts allow NAVSEA to issue task orders for maintenance, modernization, and repair services across a wide range of naval vessels. The IDVs enable quick response to maintenance needs, with MHI providing services such as emergent and continuous maintenance availabilities, corrective maintenance, and planned maintenance periods for ships homeported in or visiting Norfolk, Virginia.
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Not listed 543 E Indian River Rd, Norfolk, VA 23523, USA
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