Surface Vessel Maintenance Multiple Award Contract IDIQ (SURFMAC)

Naval Sea Systems Command awarded the Surface Vessel Maintenance Multiple Award Contract IDIQ (SURFMAC) on March 2, 2024, to procure repair, maintenance, alteration, and material support for U.S. Government waterborne vessels and surface ships visiting or homeported in Hawaii, with the last date to order on March 1, 2034. The vehicle carries a Total Small Business set-aside at the IDIQ level but does not restrict all task orders to that category.

The vehicle remains active with 7 years and 7 months of ordering authority remaining. Forty-nine task orders have been awarded as of March 26, 2026, with a combined potential value of $38.8 million and $38.6 million obligated (100% of potential value). Ordering momentum has declined sharply: 23 orders in 2024, 22 in 2025, and only 4 in 2026 through late March.

Scope encompasses ship repair work across a broad range of vessel types: District Craft, Living Barges, Buoyancy Assistance Modules, Admirals Barges, Torpedo Retrievers, Rigid Hull Inflatable Boats, Lighter Barges, Multi-Purpose Crafts, Fuel Oil Barges, Dive boats, Harbor Security Boats, Work Boats, Barrier Boats, Ship Waste Offload Barges, Floating Cranes, Destroyers, Cruisers, Littoral Combat Ships, and Aircraft Carriers. All orders are priced firm fixed price.

Competition is concentrated among eight primes. Pacific Shipyards International, LLC dominates by potential value with $25.1 million across 10 orders (65% of total). Marisco, LTD. holds $6.2 million across 12 orders, and Confluence Corp holds $4.8 million across 14 orders. These three firms account for $36.1 million of the $38.8 million total (93%). A small tail of five additional primes, including C & S Services, Inc. and Epsilon Systems Solutions Inc., holds the remainder.

All task orders fund Navy programs through the single customer, Naval Sea Systems Command. Task-order values range widely, from $2,500 minimum placeholders to the largest order at $10.6 million. The set-aside mix spans 57% unrestricted (28 orders) and 43% Total Small Business (21 orders). Place of performance is Hawaii.

The SURFMAC IDIQ is designed to address PHNSY & IMF's needs for repair, maintenance, and alteration of U.S. Government waterborne vessels (e.g., District Craft, Living Barges, Buoyancy Assistance Modules, Admirals Barges, Torpedo Retrievers, Rigid Hull Inflatable Boats, Lighter Barges, Multi-Purpose Crafts, Fuel Oil Barges, Dive boats, Harbor Security Boats, Work Boats, Barrier Boats, Ship Waste Offload Barges, Floating Cranes, etc.) and surface ships (e.g., Destroyers, Cruisers, Littoral Combat Ships, Aircraft Carriers, etc.) visiting or homeported in the State of Hawaii and to procure any material in support of these activities.