Drew Marine USA Inc.

Drew Marine USA Inc., doing business as Drew Marine, a Connecticut-based for-profit manufacturer headquartered in Waterbury, supplies shipboard chemical treatments, firefighting foam concentrates, industrial gases, refrigerants, and associated engineering support services to the U.S. Navy and Department of Defense as a prime contractor competing in full-and-open procurements with no set-aside designations. Drew Marine holds no SBA certifications and operates across NAICS codes primarily in chemical product manufacturing and wholesale distribution, delivering chemical commodities and maritime logistics support worldwide through a single-award indefinite delivery contract and supplementary task orders and purchase orders.

Drew Marine's federal footprint concentrates almost entirely with the Military Sealift Command, which accounts for 7,786 of the company's 7,945 total awards and $401.7 million of its $430.3 million combined potential value—97% of revenue across nearly a decade of contracting activity. The vendor maintains four legacy delivery contracts with MSC (N3220518D7000, N3220523D7000, N0003312D8000, and N3220517D2002), under which thousands of delivery orders have been issued for chemical supplies and services supporting U.S. Naval and auxiliary vessels globally. The largest and most active vehicle is the current single-award indefinite delivery contract (N3220523D7000), valued at $83.1 million and effective through April 27, 2028, which authorizes worldwide provision of shipboard chemical treatments, firefighting foam concentrates, industrial gases, refrigerants, and troubleshooting services. Recent task orders under this vehicle span January through April 2026 across dozens of named vessels (USNS John Lewis, USNS Puerto Rico, USNS Alan Shepard, USNS Charles Drew, USNS Robert Peary, USNS Miguel Keith, and others), with individual order values ranging from under $300 to more than $313,000, priced on a fixed-price basis with economic price adjustment. Place of performance concentrates at Whippany, Hanover, New Jersey, with secondary capabilities in Texas, California, Pennsylvania, Alabama, and internationally at Singapore.

Secondary customer agencies remain marginal. The Defense Logistics Agency Energy represents 56 awards worth $9.9 million, and the Maritime Administration 19 awards worth $17.5 million. The Department of Homeland Security Coast Guard, Naval Supply Systems Command, and the Secretary of the Navy collectively account for fewer than 60 awards and less than $1 million in combined potential value. Activity has declined year over year from 703 awards in 2022 to 184 in the first four months of 2026, reflecting both the shift in award concentration to a single vehicle and lower annual obligated spend. Approximately 42% of Drew Marine's combined potential value has been obligated, indicating ongoing work performance against established ceilings.

Drew Marine's subcontract footprint is minimal. The source identifies only one sub-award: a May 2025 task order on a National Steel and Shipbuilding Company prime contract for detail design and construction support on a T-AO 205 non-spec material sub-award, totaling less than $1 million. All other 7,937 identified awards position Drew Marine as a prime contractor with no subcontractor relationships named. This posture reflects Drew Marine's role as an exclusive, incumbent supplier of specialized shipboard chemical products and services to MSC rather than as a systems integrator or teaming participant.