Global Fire And Safety, Inc.

Global Fire And Safety, Inc., a minority-owned, women-owned small disadvantaged business based in Oakland, California, delivers fire protection system maintenance, inspection, testing, and certification services to federal maritime agencies as a prime contractor (96% of recent awards), with secondary subcontracting work for naval ship maintenance primes. The company is a Subchapter S corporation operating under primary NAICS 541512 (Ship Building and Repairing) and PSC code for fire protection equipment maintenance and repair; it competes predominantly full-and-open, with recent Total Small Business set-asides on the Coast Guard Base Charleston and Coast Guard Base Alameda IDIQs and occasional NOAA purchases.

Customer concentration sits heavily with the Department of the Navy Military Sealift Command, which accounts for 48 awards and $37.7 million (93% of combined potential value), anchored by two multi-award indefinite delivery contracts: a $13.3 million shipboard firefighting support services IDV (awarded March 2023, expiring March 2028) and a $7.1 million self-contained breathing apparatus services IDV worldwide (awarded November 2023, expiring November 2028). The Department of Homeland Security U.S. Coast Guard represents the second-largest customer by award count at 73 awards but only $1.3 million in potential value, reflecting numerous small task orders against single-award regional IDIQs for specific vessel and base maintenance. Three Coast Guard single-award IDIQs anchor the bulk of this work: Base Charleston (ceiling $557,878, expiring April 2027), Base Alameda (ceiling $568,389, expiring April 2026), and Base Honolulu (ceiling $380,695, expiring April 2027). NOAA and the Department of the Navy Secretary of the Navy contribute subsidiary volume ($317,000 and $781,000 respectively).

Representative prime work includes a $799,220 delivery order from Military Sealift Command for fire and alarm parts for the USNS Comfort hospital ship (awarded September 2023, completed March 2024), a $310,838 delivery order for annual firefighting equipment service to the USNS Mercy (awarded November 2021), a $253,747 delivery order for USNS Mercy annual firefighting equipment maintenance and certification (awarded March 2025), and recurring multi-thousand-dollar task orders on Coast Guard cutters including USCGC Bertholf, USCGC Stratton, USCGC Waesche, and USCGC Munro for fire suppression system maintenance and self-contained breathing apparatus servicing. A $123,845 purchase order from the Department of the Navy for annual fire safety inspections at a facility in Vallejo, California (awarded February 2023) diversified the portfolio beyond maritime vessels.

Recent activity shows relative stability — 14 to 18 awards annually from 2022 through 2025, declining to 7 awards in 2026 year-to-date — with 165 total prime and sub awards generating $40.5 million in combined potential value. The Military Sealift Command IDVs represent significant recompete exposure; the shipboard firefighting support vehicle and SCBA services vehicle together carry nearly $20 million in potential value and run through March and November 2028 respectively. In its subcontractor role, Global Fire And Safety subcontracts to Crowley Government Services, Inc. on maritime prepositioning force vessel operation and maintenance programs (fire fighting support and LPCO2 system work) and to BAE Systems Maritime Solutions San Diego Inc. on littoral combat ship and self-defense test ship maintenance, performing firefighting system maintenance, inspection, and certification.