Circor Pumps North America LLC

Circor Pumps North America LLC, a for-profit manufacturer of engineered rotary pumps and pump-related mechanical components headquartered in Monroe, North Carolina, operates as a prime contractor (84% of recent awards) supplying rotary pump units, pump assemblies, pump repair and overhaul services, and related marine equipment to the U.S. Navy and defense logistics agencies. All recent prime awards carry full-and-open or competitive designations with no small business set-asides applied, reflecting Circor's position as an unrestricted competitor in the federal marketplace.

Naval Supply Systems Command dominates Circor's customer base, accounting for 59 awards valued at $32.5 million in combined potential value. The Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime follows with 56 awards valued at $4.3 million, Naval Sea Systems Command with 24 awards valued at $476 thousand, the U.S. Coast Guard with 6 awards valued at $341 thousand, and DLA Aviation with 6 awards valued at $27 thousand; these five agencies comprise 96% of recent award count. The concentration is sharp on dollars: Naval Supply Systems Command represents 85% of combined potential value across the portfolio. Circor's work splits between pump procurement (rotary pump units, pump and motor assemblies) and pump repair and overhaul services with turnaround times typically specified at 150 to 240 days. Representative prime work includes a $14.15 million definitive contract from Naval Supply Systems Command (awarded September 2024) for thirty pump and motor assemblies (NSN 7HH 4320 LLH0D2897) with June 2027 completion, a $1.578 million definitive contract from Naval Supply Systems Command (July 2025) for rotary pump units with August 2026 completion, a $764.820 million purchase order from Naval Supply Systems Command (November 2025) for pump repair with August 2026 completion, and a $747.080 million purchase order from DLA Land and Maritime (February 2024) for rotary pump units with September 2025 completion.

Circor holds a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with DLA Land and Maritime valued at $250 thousand (awarded December 2021, expired December 2022) under which seals and pump components are ordered as needed. Three task orders have been placed against this IDC to date. Additionally, Circor places task orders against Basic Ordering Agreement N6449820G0002 (3 task orders) and IDC SPE7L322D61BK (3 task orders, $9 thousand combined potential value). Activity has been volatile — 34 awards in 2022, 46 in 2023, 33 in 2024, 35 in 2025, and 8 year-to-date in 2026 — but 22 awards carrying $27.6 million in combined potential value face ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months and represent significant recompete exposure.

In its subcontractor role (16% of recent awards), Circor supplies pump equipment and specialized marine components to Huntington Ingalls Incorporated on amphibious assault ship (LHA/LPD) construction and carrier refueling and complex overhaul (RCOH) programs, to Electric Boat Corporation on attack submarine (SSN/SSBN) construction and backfit upgrades, to Rolls-Royce Marine North America on controllable pitch propeller systems and repair work, and to Bird-Johnson Propeller Company on guided-missile destroyer (DDG-51) propeller blade sets. Subcontract work spans long-lead procurement, advance planning, and material procurement supporting naval shipbuilding rather than direct Navy contracts.

Circor's capability footprint centers on rotary pump manufacturing and repair supporting naval vessel maintenance and maritime logistics. Federal procurement coding reflects this concentration: 51 awards span Measuring, Dispensing, and Other Pumping Equipment Manufacturing (NAICS 333912), 24 span Fluid Power Pump and Motor Manufacturing, and 16 span Ship Building and Repairing. PSC coding shows 108 awards under Power and Hand Pumps, with subordinate volumes in bearings, gaskets, bushings, and miscellaneous marine equipment. The vendor's market identity rests on specialized engineered pumps and components for defense maritime applications rather than broad mechanical equipment supply.