High Bridge Solutions, LLC

High Bridge Solutions, LLC, a for-profit subchapter S corporation and small business based in Hainesport, New Jersey, supplies radar and sonar system hardware components, kits, and diminishing manufacturing sources and material shortages (DMSMS) services to the Department of the Navy as a prime contractor (98% of recent awards), with all work performed at its Hainesport facility. The vendor competes predominantly under Total Small Business set-asides across its prime footprint, though recent delivery orders increasingly carry no set-aside designation, indicating transition to full-and-open competition at the task-order level against the underlying small-business set-aside IDIQs.

High Bridge Solutions' federal work concentrates on naval radar and sonar system sustainment for two core customers that represent 100% of recent awards by value. The Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) dominates the portfolio: 48 awards with $92.7 million in combined potential value, anchored to a $51.46 million single-award IDIQ contract awarded June 2022 and running through June 2027 that covers hardware kits, parts, storage management, and DMSMS services for the Navy's Radar Restoration Program. The Naval Supply Systems Command (NAVSUP) contributes 5 awards worth $46.2 million combined potential value, led by a $43.04 million single-award IDIQ awarded December 2024 through December 2029 for TR-343 Transducer Supply Kits and spare parts supporting the AN/SQS-53C Hull Sonar Array Subsystem and AN/SQQ-89(V) Anti-Submarine Warfare System. Smaller exposure includes one order each from the U.S. Pacific Fleet Forces ($226 thousand) and Air Force Special Operations Command ($167 thousand) for electrical harness components.

Capability work exemplifies naval electronics logistics: a $3.12 million delivery order from NAVSEA (September 2024) for mandatory hardware kits, miscellaneous parts, storage, and DMSMS services; a $1.802 million order (January 2026) for radar restoration hardware kits; a $1.997 million NAVSUP order (February 2025) for TR-343 transducer kits; and a $1.655 million NAVSUP order (January 2026) for sonar-array transducers. Smaller orders cluster around $122 thousand to $411 thousand for gear housing components, overhaul kits, and storage procurement. Specialized radar systems supported include SPS-49, SPS-48, SPS-73, and SPS-67 variants across the fleet.

Vehicle position is concentrated under two IDIQs: the $51.46 million NAVSEA IDIQ (designated Total Small Business, June 2022–June 2027) has generated at least 29 delivery orders totaling $30.5 million, and the $43.04 million NAVSUP IDIQ (Total Small Business, December 2024–December 2029) carries three executed delivery orders totaling approximately $4.1 million as of the source date with four additional task orders anticipated. A third vehicle, IDIQ N0016417DWP01, has produced 13 task orders worth $3.4 million combined.

Activity has grown from five awards in 2022 to a peak of twelve in 2024, declining to ten in 2025 and four in 2026 year-to-date as of March 2026. The recompete cliff is minimal: only two awards (combined potential value $4.8 million) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, placing limited near-term recompete pressure. High Bridge Solutions holds 55 prime awards and 1 subcontract award; the single sub engagement is with Atlantic Diving Supply, Inc., covering an electronic security system variant on a March 2024 order.

Categorization is tight: 49 of 56 awards fall under NAICS 334511 (Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing), with the remainder scattered across machine shop and bearing manufacturing codes. PSC coding aligns: Hardware, Commercial (34 awards) and Underwater Sound Equipment (5 awards) dominate. Combined potential value sits at $139.3 million, with $40 million obligated (29% of ceiling), reflecting the firm-fixed-price, delivery-order structure of the contract portfolio. The vendor's revenue footprint is tightly Navy-dependent, with no diversification into civilian agencies, non-Navy DoD customers, or commercial federal work beyond the single Air Force Special Operations Command and Defense Logistics Agency appearances.

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