Epsilon Systems Solutions Inc.
Epsilon Systems Solutions Inc., through its Mission Readiness Group Division, is a specialized technical services company that provides engineering, maintenance, repair, and modernization services for U.S. Navy ships and vessels. As a for-profit organization and manufacturer, Epsilon focuses on sustaining the readiness of naval surface combatants, amphibious ships, and littoral combat vessels. The company has established itself as a key contractor for the Department of the Navy, offering a wide range of critical support services to maintain and enhance the operational capabilities of the naval fleet. Epsilon's expertise spans various ship classes, including destroyers (DDG), cruisers (CG), amphibious assault ships (LHA/LHD), dock landing ships (LSD), and littoral combat ships (LCS).
Epsilon Systems Solutions Inc. has been awarded numerous prime and subcontract federal awards to deliver essential services to the Navy. These include continuous maintenance availabilities (CMAVs), emergent maintenance (EM), planned maintenance availabilities (PMAVs), and voyage repairs. The company has performed work at multiple locations, including San Diego, Norfolk, Mayport, and overseas sites like Bahrain. Notable tasks have included engineering maintenance, hull and mechanical repairs, electrical system upgrades, and specialized services such as hyperbaric systems support. Epsilon has collaborated with subcontractors like Naval Engineering Support Inc., Rolls-Royce Solutions America Inc., and various small businesses to deliver comprehensive maintenance solutions. Many of these awards have been issued by the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) and the United States Fleet Forces Command (Atlantic), often without set-aside designations, demonstrating Epsilon's competitive standing in the industry.
Epsilon Systems Solutions Inc. holds several significant Indefinite Delivery Vehicles (IDVs) with the Department of the Navy. These include multiple awards under the Complex and Non-Complex Maintenance on Surface Combatant and Amphibious Class Ships contracts for both Norfolk and San Diego, with potential values ranging from $177 million to $639 million each. These IDVs cover a broad spectrum of maintenance, repair, and modernization services for surface ships through January 2027. The company also holds an IDV for Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC) and Ship-to-Shore Connector (SSC) support, valued at over $41 million, and a $70 million contract for hull, mechanical, and electrical equipment services. Additionally, Epsilon has secured positions on IDVs for hyperbaric systems support and general ship repair along the East Coast. These contracts enable Epsilon to compete for task orders issued by NAVSEA and other Navy commands, further solidifying its role as a crucial support provider for the U.S. naval fleet.
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Not listed 605 Commerce St, Portsmouth, VA 23707, USA
4/3/02 1/30/26 Pacific Ship Repair & Fabrication, Inc.
Pacific Ship Repair & Fabrication, Inc., doing business as Pacific Ship Repair & Fabrication Inc., is a for-profit subchapter S corporation specializing in naval ship repair and metal fabrication services. The company provides a wide range of maintenance, repair, and modernization services for surface combatants and amphibious vessels of the U.S. Navy and Coast Guard. Registered with the federal government since 2002, Pacific Ship Repair & Fabrication operates primarily out of San Diego, California, offering services such as marine closures, powder coating, precision cutting, pipefitting, and custom metal manufacturing to support the Navy's surface and submarine fleets.
As a prime contractor, Pacific Ship Repair & Fabrication has been awarded numerous contracts by the Department of the Navy, particularly through the Naval Sea Systems Command and Military Sealift Command. These awards have included continuous maintenance availability (CMAV) projects, emergent maintenance (EM) services, and Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) availabilities for various ship classes, including destroyers, cruisers, littoral combat ships, and amphibious vessels. Specific goods and services provided under these contracts include structural doors, hatches, scuttles, and other marine closures, as well as comprehensive ship maintenance and repair services. The company has also received several small business set-aside contracts, demonstrating its status as a small business prime contractor. Additionally, Pacific Ship Repair & Fabrication has served as a subcontractor to major defense contractors such as Huntington Ingalls Inc., providing components for new ship construction projects.
Pacific Ship Repair & Fabrication holds multiple Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDCs) and Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts with the Navy. Notable among these is its participation in the Complex and Non-Complex Maintenance on Surface Combatant and Amphibious Class Ships master IDIQ based in San Diego. Under this vehicle, the company holds several IDCs, including a $654.8 million contract for complex surface combatant availabilities, a $209.2 million small business set-aside for non-complex maintenance on cruisers, a $335 million small business set-aside for amphibious ship maintenance, and a $538.5 million contract for complex amphibious ship availabilities. These contracts, awarded in 2021 with performance through 2026, allow Pacific Ship Repair & Fabrication to provide a full spectrum of maintenance services, from emergent repairs to scheduled overhauls. The company also holds a $55 million multiple-award IDC with the Military Sealift Command for general ship repair services on the West Coast, further expanding its role in supporting the Navy's fleet readiness efforts.
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Not listed Not listed 3/4/02 3/22/25 Propulsion Controls Engineering
Propulsion Controls Engineering is a for-profit limited liability company specializing in ship repair and maintenance services for the U.S. federal government, primarily the Department of the Navy. The company focuses on depot-level maintenance, modernization, and repair work for U.S. Navy surface ships and other waterborne vessels. Based in Hawaii, Propulsion Controls Engineering has established itself as a key contractor for naval ship repair and maintenance services in the Pacific region. The company has been registered to receive federal contract awards since February 2008 and maintains an active registration in SAM.gov through September 2025.
As a prime contractor, Propulsion Controls Engineering has received numerous delivery orders under multiple award indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contracts for ship repair services in Hawaii. These awards, primarily from the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA), involve work performed at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam and other locations in the Hawaiian Islands. The company has been awarded over $15 million in firm fixed price delivery orders since 2020 for depot-level maintenance, repair, and modernization of U.S. Navy surface ships visiting or homeported in Hawaii. Additionally, Propulsion Controls Engineering has served as a subcontractor on ship repair contracts for prime contractors such as BAE Systems Hawaii Shipyards Inc., Huntington Ingalls Inc., and Serco Inc., providing various subcontract services and industrial support. These subcontracts have included work on U.S. Coast Guard vessels and other naval assets.
Propulsion Controls Engineering holds two significant federal contract IDVs. The first is a $226,212,877 multiple award IDIQ contract (N3225324D0600) awarded in March 2024 under the Surface Vessel Maintenance Multiple Award Contract (SURFMAC) program. This small business set-aside contract runs through March 2034 and covers depot-level repair, maintenance, and alteration services for U.S. government vessels in Hawaii. The second IDV is a $180 million multiple award IDIQ contract (N0002420D4451) awarded in January 2020 under the Ship Repair IDIQ-MAC for Hawaii CNO Availabilities, Emergent and Continuous Maintenance program. This contract, which runs through January 2025, provides for non-complex ship repair and maintenance services for non-nuclear surface ships in Hawaii. Both IDVs support the Naval Sea Systems Command's fleet readiness programs in the Pacific region by ensuring operational vessels are serviced at local shipyards. These contracts allow NAVSEA to issue task orders for a wide range of ship repair and maintenance services, from routine upkeep to more complex modernization efforts.
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Not listed 99-1221 Halawa Valley St, Aiea, HI 96701, USA
2/4/08 9/16/25 C & S Services, Inc.
C & S Services, Inc. is a self-certified small disadvantaged business based in Hawaii that specializes in providing ship repair, equipment operations, maintenance, and associated support services to the U.S. federal government. As an Asian-Pacific American owned firm, C & S Services has established itself as a reliable contractor for the U.S. Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard, offering critical maintenance and repair work that enables operational readiness of military assets and bases across Oahu. The company's expertise spans from depot-level maintenance of surface ships and watercraft to the repair and replacement of various shipboard and shore-based systems and equipment.
Through its federal contract awards, C & S Services has performed a diverse array of tasks for defense agencies. These include accomplishing depot-level maintenance and repair availabilities for U.S. waterborne vessels and surface ships visiting or homeported in the Hawaiian Islands, overhauling rigid inflatable boats and dive boats, replacing boilers, pumps, and generators at naval installations, and conducting repairs on Coast Guard cutters. The company has received numerous firm fixed-price delivery orders and purchase orders from the Naval Sea Systems Command, Navy Installations Command, Naval Facilities Engineering Command, and the U.S. Coast Guard. Many of these awards have been set aside for small businesses, particularly under NAICS code 336611 for ship building and repair. C & S Services has also acted as a subcontractor, providing other direct costs to prime contractors such as BAE Systems Hawaii Shipyards Inc.
C & S Services holds several significant Indefinite Delivery Vehicles (IDVs) with federal agencies. A notable IDV is a $226.2 million multiple-award contract with the Naval Sea Systems Command, running from March 2024 to March 2034, as part of the Surface Vessel Maintenance Multiple Award Contract (SURFMAC) program. This contract enables the company to provide a range of ship repair and maintenance services for naval operations in the Pacific region. Another key IDV is a $10.9 million single-award contract with the Naval Facilities Engineering Command, spanning from October 2021 to September 2026, for equipment operations, maintenance, and repair services in Oahu. Additionally, C & S Services holds a $9.95 million single-award IDV with the U.S. Coast Guard for ship repair and associated support work on cutters homeported in Honolulu, effective through September 2025. These IDVs demonstrate the company's capacity to provide sustained, high-quality services across multiple defense and homeland security agencies.
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Not listed 91-2126 Fort Weaver Rd APT G, Ewa Beach, HI 96706, USA
9/27/01 10/17/25 Marisco, LTD.
Marisco, LTD. is a premier shipyard located in Kapolei, Hawaii that specializes in ship repair services. As a prime contractor and subcontractor, Marisco has provided a range of ship maintenance, overhaul, and modernization services to the Department of Defense and other federal agencies.
Through past prime contract awards, Marisco has delivered ship repair and maintenance services for Naval vessels homeported in Hawaii under delivery orders issued by the Department of the Navy's Naval Sea Systems Command and Military Sealift Command. The services are performed at Marisco's Pearl Harbor facility and support the Navy's continuous maintenance needs in the Pacific fleet. Marisco also holds multiple-award IDIQ contracts with potential values up to $180 million to conduct complex and non-complex ship repair work in Hawaii through 2025. As a subcontractor, Marisco has provided services including crane operations, propulsion shafting repairs, propeller repairs, and other mechanical services in support of prime contractors Vigor Marine LLC and BAE Systems Hawaii Shipyards on Navy ship availabilities.
Marisco has not received any prime federal grants, but did receive a $745,872 project grant from the Department of Transportation's Maritime Administration in 2020 to support construction of a blast and paint booth facility.
Marisco currently holds three active indefinite-delivery vehicles. As a small business prime contractor under a $45 million IDIQ contract with the Navy's Military Sealift Command, Marisco provides general ship repair services through 2025 to Military Sealift Command vessels on the U.S. West Coast. Marisco also holds a $73.8 million IDIQ contract with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration for dockside repair services at NOAA ports nationwide through 2028. Additionally, Marisco is a prime contractor on a $180 million Navy IDIQ contract that has yielded delivery orders to date worth up to $3.8 million for ship repair and maintenance services on vessels homeported in Hawaii.
PM2FDF7CCNC2 336611
Not listed 91-607 Malakole St, Kapolei, HI 96707, USA
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