International Flooring & Protective Coatings Inc.

International Flooring & Protective Coatings Inc., a for-profit entity based in Norfolk, Virginia, provides interior decking installation and repair, non-skid coating removal and application, and protective flooring services to the U.S. Navy and Coast Guard as a prime contractor on 94% of recent awards. The vendor operates predominantly under total small business set-asides on its two anchor IDIQs and competes full-and-open on task orders issued beneath those vehicles.

The vendor's customer concentration is extreme. Naval Sea Systems Command accounts for 204 awards (48% of all awards tracked) worth $189.2 million combined potential value — 79% of the vendor's total award portfolio. The Department of Homeland Security's Coast Guard is the second customer, with 17 awards worth $23.4 million. The Department of the Navy's United States Fleet Forces Command (Atlantic) places 112 orders but for relatively small per-order value ($3.8 million combined). Together, these three entities account for 94% of award count and 91% of combined potential value. The Navy dominates by dollar magnitude; the Coast Guard is secondary but material. Concentration is extreme and decision-relevant for competitive positioning.

International Flooring & Protective Coatings Inc. holds three significant parent vehicles anchoring its prime footprint. The two highest-value vehicles are Navy IDIQs: a $27.9 million Interior Decking Removal and Installation contract (total small business set-aside, awarded February 1, 2023, running through January 31, 2028) and a $58.9 million Non-Skid Removal and Application IDIQ (total small business set-aside, running through May 2024 per award summaries, with numerous 2024–2025 task orders suggesting extension or renewal). The Coast Guard has awarded a $11.75 million Deck Preservation and Deck Covering Renewal IDIQ (total small business set-aside, running through February 2028). Task orders under these vehicles dominate the award list. A fourth vehicle, Indefinite Delivery Contract N4002506D6005, carries 58 task orders worth $4.3 million combined; a fifth, N5005418D0001, carries 58 task orders worth $2.5 million. Older vehicles (Non-Skid Deck Covering Installation and Repairs 2010–2015 and Navy Vessels Interior Decking 2011–2016) account for historical work but are no longer active.

Representative recent prime work includes a $890,884.84 delivery order from Naval Sea Systems Command (March 2026) for non-skid alterations aboard USS George H W Bush (CVN-77) under the Non-Skid Removal and Application IDIQ; a $434,254.47 delivery order (June 2025) for non-skid alterations onboard USS Harry S. Truman (CVN-75), also under the same IDIQ; and a $653,116.66 delivery order (December 2024) for non-skid alterations on USS Fort Lauderdale (LPD-28). All three are firm fixed-price, total small business set-aside or unset-aside task orders with places of performance in Norfolk, Virginia. The vendor also holds task orders from the Coast Guard, including a $191,964.99 delivery order (August 2024) for CGC VENTUROUS deck preservation and deck covering renewal and a $31,490 delivery order (September 2026) for deck preservation and deck covering renewal on an unspecified Coast Guard cutter.

Activity in the portfolio shows volatility. Award volume reached 23 in 2025 but dropped to 4 in the partial 2026 year captured (through September 1, 2026). The combined potential value across all 424 awards tracked is $238.4 million, with $48.6 million obligated (20% of potential). Only 2 awards face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, carrying combined potential value of $31 thousand — minimal recompete exposure in the near term, consistent with a vendor whose core IDIQs run through 2027–2028.

In its subcontractor role — accounting for 6% of recent awards — International Flooring & Protective Coatings Inc. performs decking installation, non-skid application, and protective coatings work on major ship overhauls. Named primes include BAE Systems Maritime Solutions Norfolk Inc. (USS WASP FY25 Selected Restricted Availability work, October 2025 onward), HII Fleet Support Group LLC (USS JOHN C STENNIS CVN-74 refuel and complex overhaul carrier engineering support, May 2024–2025), East Coast Repair & Fabrication LLC (USS GUNSTON HALL and USS GRAVELY work, December 2025), Metro Machine Corp. (USS OAK HILL docking selected restricted availability, July 2025), and QED Systems Inc. (marine boatyard and industrial support for 30WB1701, October–November 2025). Sub-work is substantially smaller than prime work and typically embedded within larger ship repair availability efforts.

The vendor's NAICS footprint reflects its core mission: Ship Building and Repairing (318 of 424 awards), Flooring Contractors (21 awards), and Paint and Coating Manufacturing (13 awards). The top PSC category is Non-Nuclear Ship Repair (East) — 276 awards — consistent with the Norfolk, Virginia homeport and eastern seaboard naval focus. The second-largest PSC is Maint/Repair/Rebuild Of Equipment for Ships and Small Craft (61 awards). The vendor operates at the intersection of naval vessel maintenance and specialized surface finishing, with geographic concentration in Hampton Roads and operational focus on Nimitz-class carriers, guided-missile destroyers, amphibious transport docks, and Coast Guard cutters.

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