Submarine Preservation Services

Award Date 6/3/2021
Last Date To Order 6/2/2022
Shared Ceiling $226M
Contract Type
Master IDIQ
Predecessor
Not listed
Successors

The Submarine Preservation Services Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract, awarded by the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA), provides comprehensive submarine maintenance and preservation services for Los Angeles, Virginia, and Ohio class submarines. The contract encompasses a wide range of technical services including interior and exterior tank preservation, sound damping, zinc and lead ballast replacement, and general shipboard cleaning. This contract vehicle enables the U.S. Navy to rapidly acquire maintenance and modernization services for submarine fleet readiness through individual task order competitions.

Task orders under this IDIQ have consistently ranged from approximately $6,000 to $22 million, with primary work locations including naval bases and shipyards in Florida, Virginia, Maine, and Georgia. Imia, LLC has emerged as a frequent prime contractor, winning multiple substantial delivery orders for submarine preservation maintenance services with firm fixed-price structures. The contract does not consistently utilize small business set-asides, though the original solicitation indicated that task orders under $1 million could be reserved for small businesses. Amp United LLC and QED Systems, Inc. have also been awarded task orders, demonstrating the vehicle's accessibility to multiple contractors. Typical task order performance periods range from one to three years, with most ultimate completion dates falling between 2024 and 2026, supporting ongoing submarine maintenance and fleet readiness efforts.

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