Hatton Marine And Industrial Repair, Inc.

Hatton Marine And Industrial Repair, Inc., a woman-owned small business based in Seattle, Washington, supplies marine propulsion components, diesel engines, OEM replacement parts, and generator repair services to the Department of the Navy and other federal maritime agencies as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards), operating predominantly under Total Small Business set-asides.

Hatton Marine competes almost exclusively within set-aside vehicles. Of 60 awards across the vendor's tracked portfolio, the vast majority carry Total Small Business designations, with only a handful of full-and-open purchases (primarily from Naval Sea Systems Command and the Defense Logistics Agency's Land and Maritime division). The company holds a Subchapter S corporate structure and has been registered in SAM.gov since 2005.

The vendor's customer concentration is heavily weighted toward the Department of the Navy Installations Command, which accounts for 26 awards and $11.2 million combined potential value—roughly 95% of the vendor's total federal pipeline. The Navy Installations Command anchors Hatton Marine's footprint through two multiple-award blanket purchase agreements: a $7.5 million BPA for Cummins engines and OEM replacement parts (awarded February 22, 2022, expiring February 21, 2027) and a $1.9 million BPA for ZF transmissions and OEM parts (awarded February 14, 2022, expiring February 13, 2027). Task orders issued against these vehicles represent the bulk of Hatton Marine's recent work. Remaining customer agencies—the Coast Guard (10 awards, $128 thousand), Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime (8 awards, $300 thousand), Naval Sea Systems Command (5 awards, $37 thousand), and NOAA (2 awards, $34 thousand)—account for 15% of award count and less than 5% of potential value.

Representative task orders under the Navy BPAs include a $221.4 thousand Cummins engine parts call (February 13, 2024), a $181.1 thousand Cummins engine parts call (December 5, 2022), a $169.2 thousand Cummins engine parts call (March 17, 2023), a $127.4 thousand Cummins OEM replacement parts call for Arizona Tour Boats (August 14, 2025), and a $43.7 thousand ZF OEM transmissions and parts call (July 12, 2023). Outside the Navy BPAs, Hatton Marine delivered five ship service generators to the Coast Guard Surface Forces Logistics Center in Baltimore ($25.3 thousand, July 26, 2023), provided troubleshooting and engine repairs on NOAA's Hydrographic Survey Launches aboard the NOAA Ship Rainier ($11.2 thousand, December 9, 2024), and most recently supplied an electrical fuel pump to Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime ($10.8 thousand, April 9, 2026).

The vendor also holds a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with the Defense Logistics Agency's Land and Maritime division valued at $250 thousand (awarded May 27, 2025, expiring May 27, 2026) for electrical fuel pumps (NAICS 333618, PSC 29) supporting defense maritime platforms across CONUS and OCONUS Defense Logistics Agency depots.

Activity has declined year over year—from 14 awards in 2022 to one award in 2026—though the portfolio shift reflects contract concentration rather than decline in dollars obligated. The two Navy BPAs continue to drive task-order activity; combined obligated value stands at $2.2 million across 60 awards, yielding an 18% obligation rate typical of indefinite delivery vehicles in the early-to-mid execution phase. Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is minimal: only one award (the electrical fuel pump IDC) carries an ultimate completion date within that window, with $11 thousand at stake.

Hatton Marine's capability portfolio centers on OEM marine propulsion sourcing and logistics—Cummins diesel engines and parts, ZF transmissions and marine actuators, RICE propellers, Glendinning controls, and ship service generators. The vendor operates as a sole supplier with no identified subcontractors across its tracked footprint, positioning itself as a parts distributor and service coordinator rather than a design or integration vendor. Place of performance spans Seattle, Washington (primary operations), Hawaii (Navy Region Hawaii maintenance centers), Italy (Navy vehicle fleets), Honolulu (NOAA Marine Operations Center–Pacific Islands), Baltimore (Coast Guard logistics), and other Navy installation locations worldwide.

Marine engine and generator packages sales and service. Marine exhaust fabrication, hydraulic hose and fittings, parts department, cylinder head rebuild, turbocharger sales and service.