Miscellaneous Ship and Marine Equipment 2010-2015

The Miscellaneous Ship and Marine Equipment 2010-2015 Master IDIQ contract vehicle is a multiple-award contract focused on providing naval vessel interior renovation and outfitting materials and services. The contract supports habitability improvements for U.S. Navy ships, covering a wide range of products including shipboard furniture, fixtures, equipment, deck materials, storage solutions, and renovation components. Awarded by the U.S. Pacific Fleet Forces, this contract enables rapid procurement of specialized marine equipment to support vessel maintenance, modernization, and crew living space upgrades.

Task orders under this vehicle consistently demonstrate a focus on ship interior renovations, with most deliveries being firm fixed-price contracts ranging from approximately $5,000 to $364,000. Frequent task order recipients include Pacific Maritime Industries Corp (a Native American-owned small business) and Marine & Restaurant Fabricators, Inc. The vast majority of task orders were set aside for total small business participation, indicating a deliberate strategy to support smaller contractors. Common renovation scopes include wardroom updates, mess deck modifications, cabin refurbishments, office renovations, and specialized equipment installations such as lockers, deck gratings, and furniture replacements. Task orders typically have completion dates within 3-6 months and are funded by various Navy commands, with the U.S. Pacific Fleet Forces being the most prominent issuing agency.