Delphinus Engineering, Inc.
Delphinus Engineering, Inc. is a minority-owned, Subchapter S Corporation registered in SAM.gov since 2001, specializing in providing engineering, technical, and support services primarily to the U.S. Department of Defense, with a strong focus on naval systems and fleet maintenance. The company, which is Subcontinent Asian (Asian-Indian) American owned, offers a comprehensive range of services including cyber operations, marine engineering, ship maintenance and repair, and logistics support for various naval vessels such as surface ships, submarines, and aircraft carriers. As a small business prime contractor, Delphinus Engineering has established itself as a key provider of specialized technical services to agencies like the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA), Naval Air Warfare Center, and Military Sealift Command.
Through its federal contract awards, Delphinus Engineering has demonstrated extensive capabilities in naval vessel maintenance, modernization, and repair. The company provides touch labor services, engineering and technical support, ship alterations, and installation of advanced systems across various naval platforms. Its contract awards span diverse areas including SUBSAFE engineering, machinery control system modernization, hull mechanical and electrical system upgrades, and shipboard habitability improvements. Many of these contracts are firm fixed-price or cost-plus-fixed-fee delivery orders, often supporting major defense programs like the DDG 51 Arleigh Burke Class Guided Missile Destroyer and aircraft carrier refueling and complex overhaul (RCOH) projects. While many contracts are unrestricted, Delphinus has also been awarded several small business set-aside contracts, particularly for surface ship repair, maintenance, and modernization services.
Delphinus Engineering holds multiple significant indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contracts across various federal agencies. These include a $49 million Military Sealift Command contract for general ship repair services, a $38.7 million NAVSEA contract for maintenance of non-nuclear surface ships in Pearl Harbor, and a $496 million NAVSEA contract for hull, mechanical, and electrical machinery and systems services. The company's IDIQ contracts cover a wide range of work, from submarine repair and maintenance to engineering support for environmental solutions and safety systems. These contracts typically have multi-year performance periods, often running through the late 2020s, and allow Delphinus to compete for and execute task orders supporting critical naval fleet readiness and modernization initiatives. The contracts are predominantly awarded by defense agencies, with NAVSEA being the most frequent contracting authority, and span multiple program areas including surface ship repair, engineering services, and technical support.
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Not listed 3803 West Chester Pike #190, Newtown Square, PA 19073, USA
10/17/01 12/31/25 QED Systems, Inc.
QED Systems, Inc. is a small business subchapter S corporation headquartered in Virginia Beach, Virginia, that provides comprehensive engineering and technical services primarily to the U.S. Department of Defense, with a strong focus on supporting the U.S. Navy's ship maintenance, repair, and modernization efforts. As a versatile federal contractor, the company specializes in delivering a wide range of technical solutions across naval vessel systems, including engineering support, maintenance services, labor support, and equipment repair. With a proven track record of supporting complex naval infrastructure and technological upgrades, QED Systems has established itself as a critical provider of specialized services for maritime defense infrastructure.
Through its federal contract awards, QED Systems has consistently demonstrated expertise in numerous technical domains, including hull, mechanical, and electrical (HM&E) systems repair, ship maintenance, cybersecurity services, and equipment installations. The company has received contract awards from multiple federal agencies, predominantly the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) and U.S. Fleet Forces Command, for tasks ranging from heat exchanger cleaning and machinery control system upgrades to technical refresh alterations and weapons handling system support. Many of these contracts have been firm-fixed-price or cost-plus-fixed-fee delivery orders, with some set aside specifically for small businesses. QED Systems frequently collaborates with subcontractors like HII Fleet Support Group LLC, Valkyrie Enterprises, LLC, and Noblis MSD LLC to enhance its service capabilities, and has supported both prime and subcontractor roles across various naval vessel maintenance and modernization projects.
QED Systems holds several significant Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts that underscore its diverse capabilities and strategic importance to federal maritime operations. These include a $496 million multiple-award IDIQ for engineering and technical services supporting NAVSEA's Divisions 41 and 43, a $140 million East Coast General Ship Repair contract, and a $49 million Military Sealift Command contract for ship repair and maintenance services. The company has also secured small business set-aside contracts like the $35 million Commercial Industrial Services contract for pump and motor repairs and a $20 million U.S. Fleet Forces Command contract for naval barge support. These IDVs cover an expansive range of services, including non-nuclear qualified shop support, heat exchanger services, electric machinery repair, cybersecurity services, and habitability systems engineering, demonstrating QED Systems' comprehensive capabilities in supporting naval infrastructure and technological modernization.
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Not listed 4646 N Witchduck Rd, Virginia Beach, VA 23455, USA
5/18/99 2/12/26 Walashek Industrial & Marine, Inc.
Walashek Industrial & Marine, Inc. is a for-profit Subchapter S Corporation headquartered in Tukwila, Washington, specializing in maritime industrial repair, maintenance, and installation services for federal agencies. Registered in SAM.gov since 2001, the company primarily serves the U.S. Navy, Military Sealift Command, and U.S. Coast Guard through a comprehensive range of maritime industrial goods and services. The company has established itself as a key provider of critical support for naval vessels, amphibious craft, and special operations equipment, offering everything from routine maintenance to complex overhauls and modernization efforts.
The company has provided a diverse array of maritime services and goods through federal contract awards, including boiler tube repairs, elevator inspections, ship preservation, and component replacements for various naval vessels. Walashek has been awarded contracts by agencies such as Naval Sea Systems Command, Military Sealift Command, and the U.S. Coast Guard, with contract values ranging from $3,500 to nearly $500,000. Many of these awards were not set aside for small businesses, though some contracts were designated as total small business opportunities. The company has worked as both a prime and subcontractor, with notable subcontract partnerships including BAE Systems Norfolk Ship Repair Inc., BAE Systems San Diego Ship Repair Inc., and QED Systems, Inc.
Walashek Industrial & Marine, Inc. holds several significant indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contracts that enable flexible task order issuance for maritime services. These include a $10 million craft preservation services contract with Naval Sea Systems Command through August 2028, a $41.2 million IDIQ for Landing Craft Air Cushion and Shallow Water Combat Submersible maintenance through January 2025, and two substantial IDIQ contracts for non-complex and complex maintenance on surface combatants and amphibious ships valued at $177 million and $300 million respectively. These contracts, primarily awarded by Naval Sea Systems Command, cover maintenance, modernization, and repair of naval vessels homeported in or visiting Norfolk, Virginia, with performance periods extending to January 2027.
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Not listed 6410 S 143rd St, Tukwila, WA 98168, USA
5/14/01 3/4/26 Pacific Ship Repair & Fabrication, Inc.
Pacific Ship Repair & Fabrication, Inc. is a small business, for-profit subchapter S corporation that specializes in naval ship repair, metal fabrication, and marine services primarily for the U.S. Navy and Coast Guard. Located in San Diego, California, with additional offices in Everett, Washington, the company provides a comprehensive range of ship maintenance, repair, and modernization services. Its core capabilities include marine closures, watertight doors, ballistic scuttles, marine hatches, powder coating, precision cutting, pipefitting, and custom metal manufacturing for naval surface vessels.
The company has extensive experience providing goods and services through federal contract awards, predominantly supporting the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) across multiple ship maintenance programs. Pacific Ship Repair & Fabrication has executed numerous prime and subcontract awards involving repair and maintenance of various naval vessels, including Arleigh Burke-class destroyers, Littoral Combat Ships, amphibious assault ships, and cruisers. Their contract awards span a wide range of services such as emergent maintenance, continuous maintenance availability, Chief of Naval Operations availabilities, and specific component procurement like marine doors, scuttles, and hatches. Many awards were full and open competition contracts, with some designated as total small business set-asides. Subcontract partners have included prominent defense contractors like Huntington Ingalls Inc., Metro Machine Corp, and National Steel and Shipbuilding Company.
Pacific Ship Repair & Fabrication holds several significant Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDVs) with NAVSEA, including multiple award contracts under the Complex and Non-Complex Maintenance on Surface Combatant and Amphibious Class Ships master IDIQ. These IDVs have substantial potential values, with contracts ranging from $209 million to $654 million, covering maintenance and repair services for surface combatant and amphibious ships homeported in or visiting San Diego, California. The IDVs enable the company to provide emergent and continuous maintenance, CNO availabilities, engineering, material procurement, and quality assurance activities. These contracts demonstrate the company's strategic importance in maintaining the operational readiness of the U.S. Navy's surface fleet through comprehensive ship repair and modernization services.
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Not listed Not listed 3/4/02 3/22/25 Propulsion Controls Engineering, LLC
Propulsion Controls Engineering, LLC is a for-profit limited liability company specializing in propulsion control products and services for ship system engineering and integration, primarily serving the U.S. Navy and Coast Guard. Registered to receive federal contract awards since 2001, the company focuses on maintenance, repair, and modernization work for surface ships, particularly Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyers under the DDG 51 program. Propulsion Controls Engineering operates as both a prime contractor and subcontractor, leveraging its expertise to support the continuous lifecycle maintenance of Navy vessels through various contract vehicles with the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA).
Through its federal contract awards, Propulsion Controls Engineering has provided a wide range of specialized technical services related to ship maintenance and repair. These include propulsion system repairs, component machining, piping system repairs, bilge drain well refurbishments, sea valve replacements, and installation of countermeasure wash down systems. The company has received numerous delivery orders and definitive contracts from NAVSEA for work on Arleigh Burke-class destroyers, including continuous maintenance availabilities (CMAVs) and emergent maintenance projects. As a subcontractor, Propulsion Controls Engineering has collaborated with other shipyard companies like Vigor Marine LLC and Metro Machine Corp on various projects involving ship repair and modernization. While many of its contracts are not set aside, the company has received some awards designated for small businesses, indicating its ability to compete in both restricted and unrestricted contract environments.
Propulsion Controls Engineering holds a significant indefinite delivery contract (IDC) awarded by NAVSEA in January 2024 for surface ship repair, maintenance, and modernization services. This multiple-award IDC, which falls under the NWRMC Surface Ship Repair, Maintenance, and Modernization parent vehicle, has a ceiling value of $108,575,784 and runs through January 2029. The contract covers a range of services including emergent maintenance, continuous maintenance, and short-term scheduled availabilities for non-nuclear surface ships such as Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyers, cruisers, and littoral combat ships. Work under this IDC encompasses docking and non-docking availabilities, critical system repairs, and general maintenance and modernization activities. While the overall IDC was set aside for small businesses, NAVSEA may open certain task orders to full and open competition if adequate small business participation cannot be achieved, demonstrating the company's competitive position in the naval ship maintenance and repair market.
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Not listed 920 W Marine View Dr, Everett, WA 98201, USA
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