Intek Marine Technology, LLC

Intek Marine Technology, LLC, doing business as Intek Technology, is a supplier of scale prevention compounds for use in naval ship piping systems. The company specializes in providing scale prevention compounds that meet Military Specification MIL-PRF-32217, Class 3, Type 1 requirements for sewage collection, holding, transfer, and vacuum collection, holding, transfer (CHT) piping systems aboard naval vessels. Intek Technology operates out of Fairfax, Virginia and is registered as a for-profit limited liability company to receive federal contract awards.

Through its federal contract awards, Intek Technology consistently supplies scale prevention compound to the U.S. Navy via the General Services Administration (GSA) Federal Acquisition Service. The compound is delivered in six eight-pound containers per box and is used to prevent scale buildup in critical shipboard infrastructure, particularly in sewage and vacuum piping systems. The majority of Intek's awards are firm fixed price Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) calls, ranging in value from $356 to $8,913.25. These awards support the Navy's ship maintenance, logistics, and operational readiness programs by providing a readily available supply of marine piping treatment chemicals. No small business set-aside designations were used for these awards, and Intek Technology appears to be the prime contractor without notable subcontractors or partners mentioned.

Intek Marine Technology holds a single award indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) with the GSA Federal Acquisition Service, valued at $249,999. This BPA, awarded on September 7, 2022 and running through September 6, 2024, allows the GSA and Navy to efficiently procure Intek's scale prevention compound on an as-needed basis. The BPA facilitates the delivery of MIL-PRF-32217 compliant compound for use in naval ship sewage and vacuum piping systems. While the GSA is the contracting agency, the end-user of the products is the U.S. Navy. This BPA streamlines the procurement process for these critical marine maintenance supplies, enabling the Navy to maintain operational readiness of its fleet by preventing scale buildup in shipboard piping systems.