Florida Marine Products, Inc.

Florida Marine Products, Inc. (doing business as Florida Marine Products) is a Tampa-based, veteran-owned for-profit Subchapter S corporation that supplies vessel components and marine equipment to the Department of the Navy and other federal maritime agencies, operating primarily as a subcontractor on Navy vessel operation and maintenance contracts. The vendor holds no prime IDVs or vehicles; all of its recent federal work flows through subcontracts to prime contractors, principally Crowley Government Services, Inc.

Florida Marine Products' customer concentration is heavily weighted toward maritime service branches. The Department of the Navy's Military Sealift Command accounts for seven of the vendor's twelve awards with documented customer attribution, representing 71% of awards in the top-customer block. The Department of Commerce's National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration ranks second with two awards carrying $20 thousand in combined potential value, and the Department of the Army, Department of Homeland Security's US Coast Guard, and the Secretary of the Navy account for the remainder. The top-customer ranking by potential value shows similar Navy dominance but shifts emphasis slightly toward Army components, with NOAA's two awards carrying the highest individual potential-value figure ($20 thousand), and Army sub-organizations (Michigan Army National Guard, Training and Doctrine Command, Forces Command) contributing $31 thousand combined across three awards.

Florida Marine Products' work is grounded in deep-sea freight transportation (seven awards under NAICS 488111) and ship building and repairing (three awards under NAICS 366113), with secondary categories spanning electrical equipment manufacturing (NAICS 335121, 335122, 339931). Recent sub-awards under Crowley Government Services through the Navy's N105C/PM2 Cielecki contract for vessel operation and maintenance include components such as industrial pre-filters, battery governors, fuel oil valve actuators, core assemblies, shaft seals, display monitors, and radio systems — small-value items typically under $1 thousand per call. Awards span from 2004 through September 2025, with activity concentrated in 2025 (eight awards) following a multi-year gap. The vendor reports $450 thousand in combined dollars obligated against $79 thousand in combined potential value, indicating substantial invoicing or contract ceiling overages relative to budgeted value. The vendor has served nine distinct federal agencies across a twenty-one-year span in the source data, though recent engagement is confined to Navy and Army programs routed through Crowley.