Eddy Pump Corporation

Eddy Pump Corporation, doing business as Eddy Pump Corp, manufactures and supplies industrial pumps, pump assemblies, and related sealing equipment to the Department of the Navy and Defense Logistics Agency as a prime contractor (98% of recent awards) on full-and-open, firm fixed-price purchase orders with no set-aside designations. The company is a for-profit corporation headquartered in El Cajon, California, with SAM registration dating to 2002 and primary NAICS classification in pump and pumping equipment manufacturing.

Eddy Pump's federal customer base concentrates heavily on Navy logistics. The top five funding agencies account for 82% of recent awards by count and 93% by potential value, dominated by the Naval Supply Systems Command (113 awards, $36.3 million combined potential value) and Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime (292 awards, $4.7 million combined potential value). The Naval Sea Systems Command, Military Sealift Command, and US Pacific Fleet Forces round out the active set. The gap between award count and dollar rankings reflects Eddy Pump's characteristic transaction profile: DLA Land and Maritime places numerous small orders while NAVSUP anchors the largest individual contracts.

Eddy Pump's capability portfolio is narrow and hardware-focused. Representative recent prime work includes a $782,712 firm fixed-price order from NAVSUP on July 7, 2025, for centrifugal pump supply and repair; a $692,000 NAVSUP order on August 11, 2025, for pump assembly manufacture to military specifications; a $330,293.96 Military Sealift Command order on June 28, 2025, for overhaul of a CHT pump assembly for the USS Frank Cable; and a $205,387.84 NAVSUP order on July 29, 2025, for seven shaft seal assemblies. Eddy Pump also holds or has held indefinite delivery contracts with NAVSUP, including references to a $14 million single-award IDIQ through June 2024 and a GSA Federal Supply Schedule contract with a $500,000 ceiling through 2024. Most awards are purchase orders for specific pump components, assemblies, or repair services, often sole-sourced on the basis of proprietary design or one-to-one replacement compatibility with existing naval systems.

Activity has been steady with recent uptick. Awards per year averaged 12 over 2022–2024, rising to 21 in 2025, suggesting acceleration on the back of Navy vessel maintenance and modernization cycles. However, only two awards (combined potential value $334,000) face completion in the next twenty-four months, indicating minimal recompete exposure in that window. Eddy Pump operates as a near-exclusive prime contractor; it carries fourteen subcontract awards across the portfolio, nearly all awarded since late 2023, including technical repair support to Huntington Ingalls Inc. on CVN 80 and CVN 75 programs, carrier engineering maintenance assist team support to HII Fleet Support Group LLC on USS John C Stennis carrier overhaul, and pump component work to Metro Machine Corp. on carrier industrial plant availabilities and CVN 69 maintenance. These sub relationships reflect Eddy Pump's role as a specialized pump supplier embedded in major naval shipbuilding and maintenance primes.

Service Contract Inventory reporting captures minimal Eddy Pump activity: one SCI record as a named subcontractor in FY2022, carrying 0.1 FTEs. SCI is a narrow lens on federal services work and excludes goods procurement — the vast majority of Eddy Pump's revenue. The absence of SCI prime records is consistent with Eddy Pump's purchase-order-based, goods-centric federal footprint rather than labor-based service contracts above the $150,000 SCI threshold.

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