Navy Expeditionary Combat Craft

The Naval Sea Systems Command established this Master IDIQ for Navy Expeditionary Combat Craft marine boatyard services and industrial support on September 30, 2020, with ordering closed as of September 29, 2025—the vehicle is no longer active and accepting new orders.

The contract covers modifications, upgrades, service life extension, repairs, and periodic maintenance for non-commissioned boats and craft ranging from 5 meters to 78 feet in length, along with associated transportation equipment and service systems. Work is performed at contractor facilities in the San Diego area and elsewhere where craft are delivered. All 59 awarded task orders carry firm fixed-price terms with no set-aside designations except 4 small-business set-aside orders (7% of the portfolio); the remaining 55 orders are unrestricted.

Two firms dominate the vehicle by volume and value. Nielsen Beaumont Marine, Inc. holds 26 orders worth $22.4 million in combined potential value, and Adept Process Services, Inc. holds 30 orders worth $19.3 million, together accounting for approximately 97% of all awarded work. Three smaller primes (Integrated Marine Services, Inc., Epsilon Systems Solutions, Inc., and Marine Group Boat Works, LLC) each hold a single $10 thousand order. Customer concentration is moderate: the Department of the Navy Expeditionary Combat Command funded 22 orders ($11.1 million), Naval Sea Systems Command funded 20 orders ($10.4 million), and United States Pacific Fleet Forces funded 16 orders ($19.8 million), with Naval Construction Forces representing 1 order ($344 thousand).

The vehicle has obligated $40.3 million of its $41.7 million combined potential value (97%). Task orders typically range from roughly $260 thousand to $1.5 million, with a representative recent order at $1.49 million for NECC 34PB0803 repairs (awarded September 4, 2026). Ordering momentum remained steady through the final months—12 orders in 2024, 12 in 2025, and 3 additional awards through September 2026 before the ordering period expired. Because the last-order-date has passed, new task orders cannot be placed; existing orders continue performance under their stated completion dates through mid-2027.

Navy Expeditionary Combat Craft (NECC) indefinite delivery, indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contract for marine boatyard services and industrial support which includes specific modifications, upgrades, service life extension and repairs to Non-Commissioned boat/crafts, transportation equipment and service craft and their associated systems and periodic maintenance.