Crown Fence CO.

Crown Fence CO. supplies chain link fencing materials and installation services to the Department of the Navy as a subcontractor on military construction and facilities projects, with a secondary footprint serving the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons through direct prime awards.

Crown Fence CO. operates primarily as a prime contractor (81% of 47 recent awards) and secondarily as a subcontractor. The vendor's federal activity is heavily concentrated in fence and fencing-component procurement across NAICS 331620 (Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction) and related specialty trade work. All nine identified sub-awards cluster under a single prime contractor relationship: Manson / Connolly Seal Beach JV, where Crown Fence CO. supplied chain link fence materials and installation for a design-bid-build construction project at Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach, California (P-224 Causeway, Boat Channel, and Turning Basin; P-226 Ammunition Pier), all awarded May 17, 2024. The source does not specify dollar values for individual sub-awards, but the combined sub-award footprint falls within a $12 thousand range across all recorded activity.

Customer concentration tilts sharply toward Navy-affiliated entities. The Department of the Navy and the Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command together account for 85% of award count (21 and 9 awards respectively), with the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons placing 8 awards and minor activity from the Department of the Army and Department of the Air Force. The potential-value ranking is sparse — the source cites only a $5 thousand value for one United States Special Operations Command award and does not itemize dollars for the Navy and Bureau of Prisons awards — but obligated dollars ($2.1 million across all activity) substantially exceed the combined potential-value figure, indicating that actual spend has run ahead of recorded contract ceilings.

Crown Fence CO. places task orders against multiple Navy and Army indefinite delivery contracts, with the preponderance (16 task orders) flowing through Indefinite Delivery Contract N6871194D0530. Activity has been sporadic rather than consistent: one award each in 1995, 1996, 2008, and 2012, then nine awards in 2024. The most recent award dates to May 2024; the source does not signal active recompete exposure or pipeline beyond that date. The vendor's footprint is confined to fence procurement and installation — no evidence of design, engineering, or broader construction-services capability appears in the award set.