Bristol Harbor Group Inc.

Bristol Harbor Group Inc., a small business subchapter S corporation based in Bristol, Rhode Island, provides naval architecture, marine engineering design, and vessel structural analysis services to the federal government as a prime contractor on a small-business-set-aside basis, with 100% of recent awards issued as prime contracts under single and multiple-award indefinite delivery vehicles with the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers.

Bristol Harbor Group's federal footprint is almost entirely concentrated with the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Philadelphia. That district accounts for 64 of 78 total awards (95% of award count) and $44.7 million of the $47 million combined potential value across all work. The remaining customer base—the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command, the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Louisville, and the Department of the Army—collectively represent two awards (the Navy's maritime work amounts to $1 thousand) and marginal dollar exposure. The source data spans from December 2010 to February 2026, with peak activity in 2022 (five awards) and a sharp decline thereafter: one or two awards annually in 2023–2025, with a single February 2026 NASA award breaking the single-customer concentration pattern.

Bristol Harbor Group's primary vehicle is a $15 million small-business-set-aside single-award indefinite delivery contract with the Army Corps Engineering District Philadelphia, awarded July 19, 2022, and running through July 19, 2027. This parent vehicle has generated 32 task orders valued at $5 million in combined potential value and anchors the majority of the firm's federal work. Three additional Corps IDCs—W912BU15D0003 ($4.8 million across 15 task orders), W912BU20D0003 ($4.6 million across 14 task orders), and W912BU22D0015 ($2.3 million across 6 task orders)—represent the balance of the prime vehicle footprint, all held with the Philadelphia District or parent Army Corps offices. A single task order on Seaport Next Generation, valued at $500, represents the only non-Corps vehicle work.

Representative delivery orders under the $15 million Philadelphia IDC include a $910.9 thousand firm-fixed-price order (February 2024) for Key Woods vessel replacement tugboat design, with subcontractors the Smullin Corporation for noise and vibration analysis and American Bureau of Shipping for classification review; a $673.7 thousand order (August 2023) for the Kenosha, Wisconsin tugboat design with ABS and HS Marine Propulsion LLC as subs; and a $522.75 thousand order (July 2022) for drift collection vessel design with ABS providing classification review. Outside the Philadelphia IDC portfolio, Bristol Harbor Group won a $40.67 thousand firm-fixed-price purchase order from NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center (February 2026) for structural stress analysis and finite-element modeling of pedestal pads on the NASA Barge Pegasus, performed in Huntsville, Alabama with a March 13, 2026 completion date. The firm also subcontracts to primes including Leidos and Booz Allen Hamilton on select federal work, though the source carries no sub-award detail.

Activity has contracted sharply since 2022. The recompete cliff shows only one award completing in the next twenty-four months—a $303 thousand delivery order with an ultimate completion date of March 15, 2027—indicating limited near-term revenue exposure but also minimal recompete opportunity. The firm's 78 total awards span 66 classified under Architect and Engineering—Marine Engineering services (NAICS 541330 equivalent), with the balance in construction and ship repair support work. Combined obligated dollars across all awards stand at $16.9 million, representing 36% of $47 million combined potential value.

Bristol Harbor Marine Design utilizes state of the art computer modeling and design tools in concert with time honored design practices to develop innovative and functional designs that meet our customers' diverse requirements.