Ship Repair IDIQ-MAC for Hawaii CNO Availabilities, Emergent and Continuous Maintenance

Naval Sea Systems Command established this ship repair IDIQ-MAC on January 28, 2020, with a last date to order of January 27, 2025—the vehicle is no longer accepting new orders. The IDIQ procured complex and non-complex emergent maintenance, continuous maintenance, and Chief of Naval Operations scheduled availabilities for non-nuclear surface ships homeported or visiting Hawaii, with all work performed in Oahu.

The vehicle is fully obligated. Across 181 task orders awarded between March 2020 and June 2025, task order potential value totaled $478.2 million with $476.2 million obligated (100 percent). Ordering momentum declined in the vehicle's final years: 37 orders in 2021, 41 in 2022, 30 in 2023, 32 in 2024, and 15 in 2025 through June.

Competition was tightly concentrated among five primes. Pacific Shipyards International, LLC dominated with 74 orders worth $268.8 million combined potential value—56 percent of the portfolio by value. Vigor Marine LLC held the second-largest share with only 3 orders but $144.6 million in potential value (30 percent), reflecting mega-orders including a June 2024 award for $74.4 million and a June 2025 award for $29.8 million. Epsilon Systems Solutions, Inc. held 64 orders worth $34.3 million; Propulsion Controls Engineering, 23 orders for $18.9 million; and Marisco, LTD., 17 orders for $11.7 million. All 181 task orders carried no set-aside designation, distributed across five master contract parents (N0002420D4450, N0002420D4451, N0002420D4452, N0002420D4453, and N0002420D4448).

Customer concentration was extreme: Naval Sea Systems Command placed 180 of 181 orders; Naval Air Systems Command placed 1 order valued at $197 thousand. Task order values ranged from $571 to $74.4 million, with most smaller orders in the $500 thousand to $4 million range and the largest availabilities reaching $30 million or more. Place of performance remained Oahu, Hawaii throughout the vehicle's life.

This Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity-Multiple Award Contracts (IDIQ-MACs) is for complex and non-complex emergent maintenance (EM) and continuous maintenance (CM) as well as Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) scheduled availabilities for homeported and visiting ships in Hawaii.