Adrick Marine Group, Inc.

Adrick Marine Group, Inc., a for-profit Subchapter S corporation based in Cocoa, Florida, manufactures and installs heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems and components for maritime applications, operating as a prime contractor on 99% of its federal awards with a concentrated single-customer footprint at the U.S. Coast Guard. The company competes predominantly full-and-open across its prime work; it holds a 10-year, $5.1 million small-business-set-aside indefinite delivery contract with the Coast Guard (through March 2033) and places task orders against two primary Coast Guard IDIQs valued at $1.5 million and $2.3 million combined.

Adrick's federal capability portfolio centers on maritime HVAC equipment procurement, installation, and technical support. Representative prime work includes a $426,794 delivery order (May 2024) for a chiller system modification with vibration and noise testing aboard the CGC Ida Lewis, a $326,850 delivery order (February 2026) to install a complete HVAC system aboard the CGC Abbie Burgess, a $214,865 delivery order (June 2022) for new HVAC system installation on the CGC Hollyhock, and a $208,568 delivery order (August 2021) for chiller system replacement on the CGC Hickory. Work also includes component procurement (refrigeration compressors, condensers, condenser tubes) and technical representative services (troubleshooting, commissioning training, maintenance support) across Coast Guard cutter classes including 175-foot Waterway Location Boats and 225-foot Seagoing Buoy Tenders. A single Navy award—$119,237 (September 2021) to the U.S. Fleet Forces Command for AC unit condenser tubes on the USS WICHITA—represents the vendor's limited defense-prime exposure; the Navy work appears routed through subcontracting relationships rather than direct Navy prime awards.

Customer concentration is extreme: the Department of Homeland Security's U.S. Coast Guard accounts for 224 of 360 total awards (62% of award count) and $19.1 million of $20.8 million combined potential value (92%), with the remainder scattered across the Department of the Navy, the Army Corps of Engineers, and other agencies. The vendor maintains five active subcontracts with unnamed primes on Navy availabilities and maintenance work, placing Adrick as a sub-tier component supplier on CNO Availabilities Complex Surface Combatants IDIQ task orders (awards dated through November 2025).

Awards per year have remained flat to slightly declining in recent years—13 awards in 2022, ranging from 15 to 16 awards annually in 2023 through 2025, with only three awards year-to-date through June 2026—suggesting a mature, stable contract footprint rather than growth trajectory. The vendor's two Coast Guard IDIQs (ceiling values $5.1 million and $1.7 million from descriptions in the award narratives) form the backbone of its pipeline; both contracts remain in force through 2033 and 2028 respectively, anchoring recurring task order revenue. The company's federal registration history extends to at least 2001, with continuous Coast Guard work documented since at least 2021 in the source data. Adrick has previously served as a subcontractor to major defense primes including Lockheed Martin and BAE Systems on Navy HVAC projects, though those relationships do not appear in the recent sub-award listing.