Electric Boat Corporation

General Dynamics Electric Boat, a subsidiary of General Dynamics Corp, is a manufacturer of specialized submarine-related components, mechanical fasteners, sealing devices, hydraulic systems, electronic assemblies, and associated technical services for the U.S. Navy and Defense Logistics Agency as a prime contractor competing in full and open procurements with no SBA set-aside posture. The division operates from Poquonock Bridge, Connecticut, and Groton, Connecticut, and competes across a broad range of component supply and maintenance-support work spanning NAICS 332722 (fastener manufacturing), 335313 (switchgear manufacturing), 334513 (industrial process controls), and 336611 (ship and submarine building and repairing), delivering low-dollar, high-volume purchase orders and delivery orders alongside specialized higher-value service contracts.

Electric Boat's award footprint is dominated by Naval Sea Systems Command and the Defense Logistics Agency. Of 9,433 total awards in the source (9,389 prime, 44 sub), the top five customer agencies by award count account for 84% of the portfolio: Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime (2,842 awards, $36.4 million), Defense Logistics Agency Aviation (1,404 awards, $27.5 million), Naval Supply Systems Command (1,364 awards, $83.1 million), Naval Sea Systems Command (1,317 awards, $111.62 billion), and Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Hardware (984 awards, $4.4 million). The dollars concentration is heavily weighted to Naval Sea Systems Command ($111.62 billion) and the broader Department of the Navy ($49.72 billion combined), reflecting Electric Boat's role as the government-owned, contractor-operated floating dry-dock operator for SHIPPINGPORT (ARDM-4) — a $57.1 million cost-plus-fixed-fee contract running through April 2031 — alongside scores of smaller component procurements and specialized submarine maintenance delivery orders. Recent representative prime work includes a $57.1 million GOCO dry-dock operation and maintenance contract with Naval Sea Systems Command (April 2026), a $1.99 billion sole-source pressure transducer definitive contract with Naval Supply Systems Command (January 2026), a $671.5 thousand delivery order for submarine components with Naval Sea Systems Command in Honolulu, Hawaii (September 2025), and routine component purchase orders ranging from $663 to $285 thousand for fasteners, gaskets, bearings, valves, hose assemblies, cable assemblies, pressure transducers, circuit card assemblies, and seals through Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime and Aviation.

Electric Boat's top parent vehicles are indefinite delivery contracts with Naval Sea Systems Command: IDC N0002405G4417 (300 task orders, $192.3 million combined potential value), IDC N0002402G2910 (115 task orders, $8.3 million), IDC N0002496G2119 (100 task orders), IDC N0010410GA302 (98 task orders, $1.2 million), and Basic Ordering Agreement N0010415GA402 (97 task orders, $1.6 million). The division also holds a single-award indefinite delivery contract with Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime (N0002405G4417 ceiling $250 thousand) for seal and strapping components, intended for approximately four orders per year with a guaranteed minimum of 228 units. The top NAICS categories across the portfolio are Ship Building and Repairing (1,398 awards), Bolt, Nut, Screw, Rivet, and Washer Manufacturing (1,147), Gasket, Packing, and Sealing Device Manufacturing (570), Bare Printed Circuit Board Manufacturing (551), and Hardware Manufacturing (451); top PSC codes are Screws (615 awards), Packing and Gasket Materials (597), Electrical and Electronic Assemblies (479), Hose, Pipe, Tube, and Fittings (471), and Nuts and Washers (425).

Activity has declined year over year — 486 awards in 2022, 341 in 2025, and 54 in 2026 year-to-date — reflecting both the source's snapshot bias toward recent activity and the company's heavy concentration on low-dollar, routine component orders. A substantial recompete cliff is present: 238 awards (combined potential value $32.13 billion) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, driven largely by the Naval Sea Systems Command portfolio and the $57.1 million dry-dock GOCO contract approaching its April 2031 extension points. Electric Boat subcontracts to General Dynamics Mission Systems Inc. on fire control system design and integration work and to Lockheed Martin Corp on weapon system development. The vendor's corporate structure places it as a subsidiary of General Dynamics Corp, whose scale and industrial base position anchors Electric Boat's ability to sustain high-volume component supply and specialized submarine maintenance work across the Navy's logistics infrastructure.