Navy Ship Installation of Equipment 2015-2020

Naval Sea Systems Command established this Master IDIQ on September 23, 2015, to procure ship equipment installation services, including Surface Electronic Warfare (SEW) systems, subsystems, upgrades, and ancillary equipment for the U.S. Navy, U.S. Coast Guard, and coalition countries. The vehicle's ordering period closed on September 22, 2020—over five years ago—making it inactive for new task orders.

The vehicle generated nine task orders with a combined potential value of $19.3 million, fully obligated. Activity concentrated heavily in 2015 (five orders) and declined sharply thereafter (two in 2016, one each in 2019 and 2020). All nine orders executed at Cost Plus Fixed Fee pricing; performance occurred at multiple sites, both CONUS and OCONUS.

L3Harris Maritime Services Inc. dominates the vehicle, holding four of nine orders and $15.3 million in combined potential value—approximately 79 percent of the total. Gryphon Marine, LLC holds two orders worth $4 million. Three additional vendors—Prism Maritime, QED Systems, and Epsilon Systems Solutions—each hold a single order valued at $10 thousand. All awards remained unrestricted (no set-aside designations).

All nine orders funded Naval Sea Systems Command exclusively. The largest awarded delivery order, N0016415DWM88-N0016420FW074, went to L3Harris Maritime Services and obligated $8.7 million for installation labor on CVN-73's AN/SLQ-59 system (awarded March 5, 2020, with ultimate completion in December 2022). A second substantial order, N0016415DWM88-0004, obligated $5.7 million for subcontractor services (awarded December 9, 2016). Remaining orders ranged from $868 thousand down to $10 thousand. Cost-plus-fixed-fee pricing prevailed across all delivery orders.

This vehicle is closed to new ordering and represents legacy ship modernization activity. L3Harris's concentration limits competitive opportunity for new entrants seeking to pursue similar scope under successor vehicles.

Master IDIQ for Ship Equipment Installation in accordance with platform modernization and integration to support the subsequent installations of Surface Electronic Warfare (SEW) systems, subsystems, upgrades and ancillary equipment, including documentation and all materials in support of the U.S. Navy, U.S. Coast Guard and Coalition countries. Services will be performed at multiple sites, both CONUS and OCONUS.