Delphinus Engineering, Inc.
Delphinus Engineering, Inc. is a minority-owned, Subcontinent Asian American-owned small business that provides a wide range of engineering, technical, and support services to the U.S. Department of Defense, primarily the Navy. The company specializes in areas such as cyber operations, marine engineering and design, ship maintenance and repair, and logistics support for naval vessels including surface ships, submarines, and aircraft carriers. Delphinus Engineering has established itself as a key contractor for the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA), supporting various fleet readiness and modernization initiatives through multiple indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contracts. The company's expertise spans from non-nuclear production support to complex overhaul projects for major defense programs.
As a prime contractor, Delphinus Engineering has been awarded numerous contracts for services including non-nuclear production support, ship repair, submarine maintenance, engineering analysis, habitability upgrades, and cargo/weapons handling equipment installation. The company has provided critical support for major defense programs such as the DDG 51 Arleigh Burke Class Guided Missile Destroyer and various aircraft carrier refueling and complex overhaul (RCOH) projects. Specific tasks have included installing ship control and navigation systems, performing cryogenic cleaning of ventilation systems, and restoring shipboard habitability standards. Delphinus frequently collaborates with small business subcontractors and has worked on projects for agencies including NAVSEA, the Naval Air Systems Command, and the U.S. Coast Guard. Many of its contracts have been awarded through small business set-asides, leveraging its minority-owned status. As a subcontractor, Delphinus has supported prime contractors such as Huntington Ingalls, BAE Systems, and General Dynamics on various Navy vessel maintenance and modernization efforts.
Delphinus Engineering holds several significant IDIQ contracts that facilitate its work with the Navy. These include a $892 million SUBSAFE engineering and technical services IDIQ, a $249.7 million contract for modernization and life cycle engineering of cybersecure machinery control systems, and a $69 million IDIQ for machinery control system modernization. The company is also part of multiple-award contracts such as the $70 million hull, mechanical, and electrical equipment and systems services IDIQ and the ASTRO program for platform-related services. These vehicles allow Delphinus to provide a broad spectrum of services, from shipboard habitability installations to submarine safety work, across various Navy installations and vessels. Task orders under these IDIQs have been issued primarily by NAVSEA and its associated warfare centers, supporting ongoing efforts to maintain and upgrade the Navy's fleet capabilities. Additionally, Delphinus holds a $226 million multiple-award IDC for surface vessel maintenance, repair, and alteration services in Hawaii, as well as a $108 million multiple-award contract for similar services in Everett, Washington.
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Not listed 3803 West Chester Pike #190, Newtown Square, PA 19073, USA
10/17/01 12/31/25 Adept Process Services, Inc.
Adept Process Services, Inc., doing business as APS Marine, is a veteran-owned and service-disabled veteran-owned small business specializing in marine boatyard services and industrial support for the U.S. Navy. Based in Chula Vista and Lincoln Acres, California, the company has established itself as a key contractor for the Navy's west coast fleet assets. APS Marine's core services include maintenance, repair, overhaul, and completion services for a wide range of naval vessels and watercraft, including littoral combat ships, patrol boats, rigid hull inflatable boats, and oil recovery craft. The company's expertise in supporting the readiness and operational capabilities of various naval vessels has made it an important partner for the Department of the Navy.
APS Marine has received numerous federal contract awards, primarily from the Department of the Navy's Naval Sea Systems Command, United States Pacific Fleet Forces, and Navy Expeditionary Combat Command. These awards have focused on providing maintenance, repair, and overhaul services for a diverse array of naval vessels, ranging from small boats under 15 meters to larger surface combatants like guided-missile destroyers. Specific projects have included work on USS Monsoor, USS Preble, USS Shoup, and various expeditionary combat craft. The company has also provided services for specialized vessels such as oil recovery craft and surface support craft. Most of these contracts have been awarded without set-aside designations, although some have been designated as total small business set-asides. As a subcontractor, APS Marine has provided rental services for maintenance facility boat yards and supplied materials in support of maintenance operations.
APS Marine holds two significant indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contracts with the Naval Sea Systems Command. The first is the Marine Boatyard Services 2020-2026 contract, with a ceiling value of $58.3 million, which provides for maintenance, repair, and industrial support services for vessels under 15 meters in length. This multiple-award contract runs from November 2020 to November 2025 and has resulted in numerous task orders for APS Marine, ranging from $21,000 to $541,000 with periods of performance from 3 to 18 months. The second IDIQ is the Navy Expeditionary Combat Craft contract, valued at $83.3 million, which covers services for non-commissioned boats and craft between 5 meters to 78 feet in length. This contract, awarded in September 2020, runs through September 2025 and has generated ten task orders to date, ranging from $262,098 to $1,089,757. Both IDVs support a wide range of Navy programs and demonstrate APS Marine's capacity to provide comprehensive support for the Navy's diverse fleet of small vessels and watercraft, contributing significantly to the maintenance and readiness of naval assets on the west coast of the United States.
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Not listed 609 Anita St, Chula Vista, CA 91911, USA
12/12/05 4/4/25 Amee Bay, LLC
Amee Bay, LLC is an Alaska Native Corporation-owned small disadvantaged business that provides a wide range of engineering, technical, and maintenance services to the U.S. federal government, primarily the Department of Defense. As a subsidiary of Old Harbor Native Corporation, Amee Bay operates as a holding company for a family of 8(a) certified small businesses specializing in ship repair, maintenance, and modernization. The company has extensive experience supporting the U.S. Navy and Coast Guard through various contract vehicles, offering expertise in areas such as electrical systems, propulsion systems, and hull maintenance.
Amee Bay has been awarded numerous prime contracts and subcontracts for ship maintenance, repair, overhaul, and modernization services across the Navy's shipbuilding programs and fleet operations. Specific services provided include ventilation duct cleaning, ship service motor generator repair and refurbishment, auxiliary propulsion system upgrades, and small boat re-engining and repair. The company has performed work on various vessel classes, including aircraft carriers, amphibious assault ships, destroyers, and submarines. Notable prime contract awards have come from the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) for projects such as electrical distribution support, dossert connector replacement, and machinery alterations on ships. Amee Bay has also served as a subcontractor to major defense contractors like Huntington Ingalls, BAE Systems, and Gibbs & Cox, providing specialized technical support and equipment installation services.
Amee Bay holds several significant indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicles with NAVSEA. These include a $44.1 million Electric Machinery Repair Services contract, a $70 million contract for upgrading hull, mechanical, and electrical machinery technology for Navy modernization programs, a $60.8 million Marine Boatyard Services contract, and a $76 million Engineering, Technical, Logistics, and Installation Service Support contract. These IDVs allow Amee Bay to provide a broad spectrum of services, from engineering and technical support to installation and logistics services, across various Navy vessels and shore facilities worldwide. Task orders under these contracts have been issued for work in locations including Alaska, California, Florida, Japan, and Virginia, with services ranging from auxiliary propulsion system upgrades to life cycle engineering for amphibious assault ships. The company's IDIQ contracts demonstrate its capability to support the Navy's ongoing efforts to maintain and modernize its fleet across multiple domains.
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Not listed 2702 Denali St #100, Anchorage, AK 99503, USA
6/14/06 7/12/25 Marine Group Boat Works, LLC
Marine Group Boat Works, LLC, doing business as Marine Group Boat Works, is a premier full-service shipyard specializing in vessel construction, repair, and maintenance services for the U.S. federal government. Located in Chula Vista, California, the company provides a wide range of marine engineering and shipbuilding services to various government agencies, primarily the Department of Defense. Marine Group Boat Works has extensive experience supporting major shipbuilding initiatives, including work on Littoral Combat Ships, Landing Craft Utility vessels, and other naval watercraft. The company's capabilities encompass vessel construction, repair, overhaul, and modernization services for boats and ships up to 665 tons.
Through its prime federal contract awards, Marine Group Boat Works has provided a diverse array of services to the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps. These include continuous maintenance availability (CMAV) services, emergent maintenance (EM) work, and extended repair availabilities (ERAV) for various Littoral Combat Ships such as the USS Independence, USS Freedom, and USS Gabrielle Giffords. The company has also performed maintenance and repair work on Landing Craft Utility vessels, dive boats, barrier boats, and other small craft. Services range from engine overhauls and hull repairs to complete vessel modernization projects. Most of these contracts have been awarded by the Naval Sea Systems Command and U.S. Pacific Fleet Forces, often without set-aside designations. Marine Group Boat Works has also acted as a subcontractor, providing vessel repair services and labor support for prime contractors such as Leidos, Inc., Oasis Systems, LLC, and Manson Construction Co.
Marine Group Boat Works has received federal grant awards from the Department of Transportation's Maritime Administration under the Assistance to Small Shipyards program. In July 2023, the company was awarded a $1,142,447 grant to acquire a 100-ton variable width marine travelift, a 19,000 lb. electric forklift, and a 9-ton shuttlelift crane. This equipment is intended to support infrastructure improvements and enhance the efficiency and quality of ship construction and repair services at their Chula Vista facility. Previously, in April 2021, the company received a $524,058 grant to fund a welder training program and purchase five air compressor systems. These grants aim to improve the shipyard's capabilities, efficiency, and workforce development to better support both commercial and government shipbuilding projects.
Marine Group Boat Works holds several significant federal contract Indefinite Delivery Vehicles (IDVs). The company was awarded two multiple-award Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts by the Naval Sea Systems Command under the Marine Boatyard Services 2020-2026 program. The first, awarded in December 2020, has a ceiling value of $139,482,398.76 and is set aside for small businesses. The second, awarded in November 2020, has a ceiling value of $64,349,359.97. Both contracts provide for marine boatyard services, including maintenance, repair, alteration, and logistical support for boats, craft, lighterage, and ancillary equipment up to 200 feet in length. Task orders under these IDVs have been issued by various Navy commands for projects ranging from small boat repairs to multi-million dollar vessel overhauls. Additionally, Marine Group Boat Works holds a Blanket Purchase Agreement with the United States Special Operations Command, awarded in April 2021, with a ceiling value of $3,995,000 for bareboat vessel leases across five geographic locations within the continental United States.
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Not listed 997 G St, Chula Vista, CA 91910, USA
6/21/01 6/4/25 Integrated Marine Services, Inc.
Integrated Marine Services, Inc. (IMS) is a certified HUBZone small business specializing in comprehensive ship repair, maintenance, and modernization services for various U.S. government agencies. Based in Chula Vista, California, IMS primarily serves the U.S. Navy, Coast Guard, Military Sealift Command, and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). The company's expertise spans a wide range of marine vessel maintenance, overhaul, and repair services for government-owned ships and small craft. As a minority-owned, self-certified small disadvantaged business, IMS has established itself as a key contractor in the federal maritime sector, holding multiple indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contracts with both defense and civilian agencies.
IMS has been awarded numerous prime contracts and subcontracts for specific repair and maintenance tasks on naval and civilian vessels. These include dockside repairs, continuous maintenance availabilities, emergent repairs, and voyage repairs on ships such as the USS Fitzgerald, USS Paul Hamilton, USNS Mercy, and USCGC Munro. The company's work encompasses a variety of services, including sheet metal fabrication, HVAC system repairs, hull maintenance, electrical system upgrades, and small boat repairs. Notable projects include a $14.8 million contract for unplanned repairs on the USCGC Waesche and a $3.5 million dockside repair contract for the USCGC Stratton. IMS has also performed subcontract work for prime contractors like BAE Systems and VT Milcom, providing specialized services such as HVAC work and habitability modifications on various naval vessels. The majority of these contracts have been awarded through total small business or HUBZone set-asides, reflecting the company's status as a certified small business contractor.
IMS holds several significant IDIQ contracts that showcase its broad capabilities in ship maintenance and repair. These include a $335 million contract for non-complex maintenance on amphibious ships in San Diego, a $209 million contract for maintenance on surface combatant ships, and a $108 million contract for surface ship repair and modernization in Everett, Washington. The company also holds a $73.8 million IDIQ with NOAA for fleetwide dockside and ship maintenance, and a $986 million multiple-award contract for shipboard habitability systems alterations. Additionally, IMS has a $55 million contract with the Military Sealift Command for general ship repair services on the West Coast, and a $74 million contract for Navy Expeditionary Combat Craft support. These IDVs, awarded by agencies such as the Naval Sea Systems Command, Military Sealift Command, and NOAA, allow for the issuance of task orders for a wide range of marine maintenance and modernization services. Many of these contracts fall under larger parent vehicles, such as the Marine Boatyard Services 2020-2026 and the Complex and Non-Complex Maintenance on Surface Combatant and Amphibious Class Ships programs, further solidifying IMS's position as a versatile and relied-upon contractor in the federal maritime sector.
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Not listed 2320 Main St, Chula Vista, CA 91911, USA
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