J. Harris Industrial Water Treatment, Inc.

J. Harris Industrial Water Treatment, Inc., doing business as Puretec Industrial Water, supplies portable demineralizer water system trailers, deionized water services, and equipment regeneration to Department of Defense and Department of Homeland Security maritime and shipyard facilities as a prime contractor (97% of recent awards), competing exclusively in full-and-open procurements without set-aside designations.

Puretec Industrial Water is a for-profit California corporation headquartered in Oxnard, with federal vendor registration dating to January 2002. The vendor's capability portfolio centers on demineralizer water system trailer leasing, deionized water provision, resin bottle regeneration, water softening, and reverse osmosis system support — concrete services grounded in its award history. NAICS coding reflects the portfolio: 45 awards carry Water Supply and Irrigation Systems (NAICS 221310), 18 carry Other Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment Rental and Leasing (NAICS 532490), and smaller clusters carry equipment manufacturing and ship-repair NAICS. PSC classification aligns tightly: 37 awards code to Lease or Rental of Equipment—Water Purification and Sewage Treatment Equipment (PSC H216), 8 to Water Purification Equipment (PSC H215), 5 to maintenance and repair of water purification equipment (PSC R299), reflecting a highly specialized footprint.

Naval Sea Systems Command dominates customer concentration. The top five customer agencies account for 71% of award count and 97% of combined potential value, with NAVSEA anchoring both measures: 20 awards carrying $4.6 million in combined potential value. The second and third tiers — Naval Installations Command (13 awards, $109 thousand) and Naval Facilities Engineering Command (9 awards, $38 thousand) — show volume but lower dollar magnitudes. Air Force Air National Guard places six awards worth $164 thousand, and the Coast Guard places five awards worth $75 thousand. The extreme skew toward Navy explains Puretec's primary vehicle footprint: 10 task orders against Indefinite Delivery Contract N4523A20D1301 (combined potential value $1.1 million) and 6 task orders against N4523A25D1300 ($546 thousand), both Naval Sea Systems Command contracts. A secondary Army vehicle (W912LA09A9006) carries only 5 task orders worth $14 thousand.

Recent awards exemplify the capability: a $206,050 delivery order from NAVSEA in December 2025 for demineralizer water trailer rental and regeneration at Naval Air Station North Island covering 11 months at $2,950 per month plus 25 regenerations at $6,944 per regeneration; a $168,380 regeneration delivery order from NAVSEA in November 2024; and a $50,362.64 Naval Air Systems Command purchase order in July 2023 for deionized water services at NAS North Island. Puretec also holds a $1,807,800 single-award indefinite delivery contract with NAVSEA awarded November 2024, running through November 2029, requiring one fully operational demineralizer system at all times with a second available within 24 hours to support the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard and Intermediate Maintenance Facility San Diego Detachment. Activity has averaged roughly three to six awards annually over the past five years, with low recompete exposure — only three awards worth $282 thousand complete in the next twenty-four months. The vendor maintains negligible sub footprint: two sub awards under National Steel and Shipbuilding Company for detail design and construction and new-construction T-AO-class tanker work, representing less than three percent of the award portfolio.

WATER PURIFICATION, FILTRATION AND SOFTENING, CHEMICAL FEED, REVERSE OSMOSIS.