Beyel Brothers, Inc.

Beyel Brothers, Inc. operates as a prime contractor (69% of awards) and subcontractor (31%) providing crane services, vessel charters, and maritime logistics support to federal defense and civilian agencies, competing predominantly full-and-open without set-aside designations on most prime work, though its single small-business set-aside award under Military Sealift Command exceeded $2.4 million.

Beyel Brothers is a for-profit corporation headquartered in Cocoa, Florida, with SAM.gov registration since 2001 and an extended federal contracting footprint spanning over three decades. The company's core capability portfolio centers on specialized maritime logistics: dry cargo vessel time charters, crane rental and operation with trained personnel, rigging services, heavy hauling, barge operations, and equipment transportation. The vendor delivers these services across NAICS 488390 (Other Support Activities for Water Transportation), 333923 (Construction, Mining, and Forestry Machinery and Equipment Rental and Leasing), and related specialty trade categories. Representative prime work includes a $1.185 million small-business set-aside dry cargo time charter with Military Sealift Command for the Atlantic Undersea Test and Evaluation Center shuttle mission (awarded September 2023, completed June 2024), a $425 thousand Marine Corps transportation services contract for AUTEC resupply and waste removal between Bahamas sites (January 2025), a $2.492 million small-business set-aside vessel charter with Military Sealift Command for a 180-day dry cargo time charter with 90-day option (July 2022), and multiple crane service purchase orders in the $3,000 to $74,700 range for the U.S. Secret Service, Coast Guard, and Army spanning 2021 to June 2026.

Customer concentration centers on the Department of the Navy and Department of Defense maritime commands. Military Sealift Command anchors the portfolio with 10 awards worth $6.7 million combined potential value, followed by the Marine Corps ($425 thousand), Strategic Systems Programs ($259 thousand), the Coast Guard (7 awards, $107 thousand), and the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Jacksonville District (3 awards, $136 thousand). Top customers by award count differ slightly from potential value—the Office of the Secretary of Defense carries 17 awards primarily under the One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services (OASIS+) Small Business vehicle, though these represent lower-dollar purchase orders. The top five customers account for 57% of award count and 98% of combined potential value, signaling concentration in maritime logistics driving dollar value while OASIS+ orders create award volume.

Beyel Brothers holds a position on two named parent vehicles. The vendor participates in OASIS+ Small Business (One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services - Small Business), with 17 task orders placed by defense and civilian agencies since that vehicle inception. Most significantly, Beyel Brothers was awarded a multiple-award Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) by the U.S. Air Force on October 1, 2024, running through September 30, 2034 with extension option through March 31, 2035, to provide Voluntary Intermodal Sealift Agreement (VISA) contingency services supporting worldwide Department of Defense operations through ocean transportation charters, intermodal movements, and infrastructure support. This VISA renewal reflects the vendor's pre-existing participation in VISA as a U.S. flag vessel operator committing capacity to DoD contingency sealift requirements.

Award activity has been variable, with two awards in 2022, a spike to nineteen in 2023 (driven by OASIS+ small order volume and multiple USNS Comfort maintenance tasks), declining to four awards in 2024, then recovering to five in 2025 and three by mid-2026. Combined potential value across all 74 awards totals $7.8 million, but combined dollars obligated stands at $79.1 million (1010% of potential value), indicating that invoiced performance has substantially exceeded award ceilings—a signal of task order reissuance, modifications, and sustained commercial utilization across vessels and equipment. On the subcontractor side, Beyel Brothers performs as a sub to The Dutra Group on dredging, channel deepening, and shore protection projects in Florida (2024–2025), and serves Lockheed Martin Services and Lockheed Martin Corporation on equipment moves and crane-barge operations, plus Integration Innovation Inc. on specialized transportation of large ASME pressure vessels to Arnold Engineering Development Center.