Global Coatings LLC

Global Coatings LLC, a minority-owned small disadvantaged business based in Bremerton, Washington, delivers vessel preservation, marine coating, and ship repair services to the U.S. Navy as a prime contractor (68% of recent awards) and as a subcontractor on naval ship modernization programs, competing predominantly under total small business set-asides on its prime work. The company is a Black American-owned, DOT-certified disadvantaged business enterprise organized as a limited liability corporation, with primary NAICS 336611 (Ship Building and Repairing) and PSC concentration in maintenance and repair of naval vessels and floating equipment.

Global Coatings' customer footprint is heavily concentrated in Navy ship and vessel operations. Two Navy commands account for 96% of recent awards: Navy Installations Command (13 awards, $32.7 million combined potential value) and Naval Sea Systems Command (10 awards, $163.2 million combined potential value), with secondary engagement from the Coast Guard (2 awards, $247 thousand). The potential-value ranking diverges sharply from award count — NAVSEA's ten awards carry $163.2 million in combined ceiling, driven by a single large indefinite delivery contract; NAVFAC's thirteen awards total only $32.7 million, reflecting smaller delivery orders against a $5 million Port Operations Preservation MAC IDIQ. This concentration in NAVSEA's larger vehicles signals substantial pipeline concentration relative to near-term work volume.

Global Coatings holds two active Navy IDIQs as a prime. The most recent award is a $24.5 million multiple-award indefinite delivery contract issued by Navy Installations Command on July 2, 2026, for repair and modernization of Navy waterborne barges (YC, UF, and UFDD classes, 60 to 115 feet) in the Puget Sound region, running through July 1, 2031, under total small business set-aside. The company also holds a $5 million Port Operations Preservation MAC IDIQ (multiple-award, May 15, 2025 through August 2, 2028) for non-skid replacement and preservation of small boats under 40 feet. Against the Port Operations vehicle, Global Coatings has placed four delivery orders with combined potential value of $535 thousand for preservation work on specific naval vessels (painting, structural repairs, hull treatment). Representative prime work includes a $729 thousand purchase order (March 2023) from Navy Installations Command for structural repairs to paint floats, a $362 thousand total small business set-aside definitive contract (August 2022) for 3-tier and 4-tier paint float maintenance including blasting and zinc anode replacement, and a $242.6 thousand delivery order (June 2025) under the Port Operations MAC IDIQ for preservation of six harbor security vessels.

Activity has remained relatively flat — four awards in 2022 to six in 2025, with two awards placed in 2026 to date — and obligated dollars ($4.7 million) represent only 2% of combined potential value across all awards, indicating most ceiling has not yet been drawn. In its subcontractor role, Global Coatings provides nonskid decking, painting, tile replacement, and hull repair services to Delphinus Engineering LLC on multiple Navy ship modernization tasks (USS Gridley, USS Ronald Reagan, USS Barry) and to Electric Boat Corporation on submarine special hull treatment work. The company's capability portfolio centers on marine blasting, anticorrosive and antifouling coatings, welding, nonskid deck application, and vessel husbandry for Navy small craft, floating platforms, and surface combatants, with all work performed in the Puget Sound region (Bremerton, Washington headquarters and facility).

Global Coatings LLC is a General Contractor specializing in surface preparation and coatings ie. Pressure Washing, Power Tooling, Lead Abatement, Abrasive Blasting, Water Blasting(40,000 psi),Slurry Blasting, Sponge Blasting, Coatings/Painting, Powder Coating, Decking/Floor Covering removal and installation, ie. Non-Skid, Broad Cast,VCT Tile, EG Matting, Ceramic Tile, Quarry Tile, PRC, Terrazzo.

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