Allied Marine & Industrial Services LLC

Allied Marine & Industrial Services LLC, a women-owned, minority-owned, small disadvantaged business based in Waianae, Hawaii, provides vessel maintenance and environmental compliance services to federal maritime agencies as a prime contractor, specializing in tank cleaning, bilge management, sewage systems, and oily wastewater disposal at Hawaiian port facilities. The company is a Subchapter S corporation and self-certified SBA small disadvantaged business with Asian-Pacific American ownership.

The vendor operates in a tight geographic and customer footprint. The U.S. Coast Guard accounts for ten awards (76% of the 15-award total) worth $235 thousand combined potential value, with work concentrated at Base Honolulu and involving bilge cleaning, tank cleaning, and sewage cleanout services on cutters such as USCG Cutter Joseph Gerczak and CGC Oliver Berry. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration places four awards worth $41 thousand for vessel waste management, including emergency oil pumping and bilge pumpout from NOAA ships Rainier and Oscar Sette. The Department of the Navy's Military Sealift Command contributes one award worth $36 thousand. All three customers align in both award-count and potential-value rankings; the Coast Guard and NOAA dominate the portfolio through recurring, small-dollar purchase orders for maritime waste and tank services.

Recent activity shows four awards in 2026 alone, compared to one award each in 2022, 2023, and 2024, and two in 2021. The portfolio consists entirely of firm fixed-price purchase orders, most under $75 thousand per order. Set-aside usage splits between Total Small Business designations on half the awards and no set-aside designation on the other half; Allied Marine competes in both postures. Work is performed exclusively in Hawaii, primarily at Coast Guard and NOAA installations in the Honolulu area and at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam. The vendor's capability framing spans NAICS categories for ship building and repairing (5 awards) and remediation services (5 awards), with PSC codes weighted toward ship and marine equipment maintenance and repair and environmental systems protection. Combined obligated dollars across the entire 15-award portfolio total $312 thousand, with 100% of potential value already obligated, indicating a mature and fully-performing award base rather than pipeline exposure.