NWRMC Surface Ship Repair, Maintenance, And Modernization

The Naval Sea Systems Command established a multiple-award Master IDIQ on January 25, 2024, for emergent maintenance, continuous maintenance, and short-term Chief of Naval Operations scheduled availabilities on non-nuclear surface ships homeported in or vesting Everett, Washington, with ordering authority through January 24, 2029.

Ordering activity has declined sharply: 23 task orders awarded in 2024, 10 in 2025, and only 2 in the first five months of 2026. The vehicle's combined potential value stands at $42.8 million, with $42.2 million (98%) already obligated across 35 task orders. The most recent award was issued February 13, 2026, suggesting current momentum is minimal despite 2.5 years of ordering authority remaining.

Work covers repair and modernization of guided-missile destroyers (DDGs), cruisers (CGs), littoral combat ships (LCSs), and other surface combatants. The vehicle is structured into two lots: Critical (Lot 1), encompassing emergent and continuous maintenance on critical systems, and Non-Critical (Lot 2), covering work outside critical systems. Recent delivery orders show sustained focus on specific hull numbers—USS John Paul Jones, USS Sampson, USS Gridley, USS John S. McCain, and USS Kidd appear repeatedly across 2024–2026 awards.

Competition is highly concentrated. Delphinus Engineering holds 11 orders valued at $21.6 million, and Standard Inspection Services holds 8 orders valued at $13.7 million; together they account for roughly 82% of combined potential value. Integrated Marine Services and Propulsion Controls Engineering hold the remaining meaningful share. All 35 orders fund Navy Sea Systems Command; no other agency places orders under this vehicle.

Set-aside distribution reflects mostly unrestricted competition: 29 orders (83%) carry no set-aside designation, while 6 orders (17%) are designated Total Small Business. Recent small-business awards range from $1.4 million to $4.0 million. Task-order ceilings span from $57 thousand to $3.9 million, with execution periods typically 3–6 months. Pricing is uniformly Firm Fixed Price.