GPA Technologies, Inc.

GPA Technologies, Inc., a for-profit corporation registered in SAM.gov since December 12, 2001, is a specialized ocean engineering services firm headquartered in Ventura, California. The company has established itself as a key provider of technical support, engineering services, and specialized equipment to the U.S. Navy and related defense agencies, with particular expertise in sonar handling systems, towed array sensor technologies, and maritime infrastructure sustainment. Over more than two decades of federal contracting, GPA Technologies has developed deep competencies in underwater systems design, ocean surveillance equipment support, and naval facility engineering that distinguish it within the federal contractor marketplace.

GPA Technologies' federal contract portfolio demonstrates substantial breadth across multiple ocean engineering and naval sustainment disciplines. The company has received numerous prime federal contract awards totaling tens of millions of dollars from Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA), Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC), Naval Supply Systems Command (NAVSUP), and related naval agencies. Specific services include handling system design, production, installation, and integration for towed sonar arrays and vertical arrays; Surveillance Towed Array Sensor System (SURTASS) technical support and sustainment; Low Frequency Active (LFA) and Compact Low Frequency Active (CLFA) sonar systems support; ocean cable procurement; spare parts and replacement components delivery; T-AGOS(X) class ocean surveillance ship engineering and testing support; geotechnical survey and support services; and range equipment maintenance and offshore support. Contract types have included cost-plus-fixed-fee arrangements, firm fixed-price delivery orders, and multiple award contracts under parent indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) vehicles including Ocean Engineering Services 2018-2023. Notable recent awards include a $5.04 million ocean cable procurement contract (December 2023), a $2.6 million Advanced Ocean Technology Program contract (March 2023), and a $4.3 million Oceans Multiple Award Contract (April 2021). None of GPA Technologies' prime contract awards have utilized small business set-aside designations, reflecting its status as a standard for-profit competitive contractor. The company has also served as a subcontractor on specialized naval programs, including field testing and handling equipment support through Oasis Systems, LLC as the prime contractor.

GPA Technologies, Inc. holds a significant multiple-award indefinite delivery contract valued at $199 million awarded by Naval Sea Systems Command on July 23, 2025, with an ultimate completion date of July 23, 2030, under the Waterborne Security Barriers Sustainment master IDIQ vehicle. This contract encompasses comprehensive waterfront security infrastructure support including installation, refurbishment, upgrade, and engineering design for waterborne security barriers, port security barriers, mooring systems, and related marine facilities at Navy activities worldwide. The contract requires GPA Technologies to perform on-site investigations, equipment and material evaluation, underwater inspections, inventory control, and specialized marine equipment and personnel services, with capabilities to respond operationally within as little as 14 days. GPA Technologies must deliver extensive project documentation including Project Execution Plans, Accident Prevention Plans, Environmental Protection Plans, maintenance reports, and as-built documentation throughout the contract period. The Waterborne Security Barriers Sustainment vehicle aligns with North American Industry Classification System code 488310 (Port and Harbor Operations) and Product Service Code 1945-P (Pontoons and Floating Docks), positioning the contractor to manage complex waterfront infrastructure projects across distributed Navy global locations. Additionally, GPA Technologies holds multiple delivery orders under the Ocean Engineering Services 2018-2023 parent IDIQ contract, which has generated numerous task orders from NAVSEA and NAVFAC spanning fiscal years 2021 through 2025, covering specialized technical services in sonar systems support, handling systems engineering, and related ocean engineering requirements valued at millions of dollars collectively.

Engineering and Technical Services