Jag Industrial Services, Inc.

Jag Industrial Services, Inc., a small business limited liability company headquartered in Jonesville, Michigan, delivers vessel repair, dockside maintenance, and maritime support services to the U.S. Coast Guard, NOAA, and Department of Defense as a prime contractor on 98% of awards and competes predominantly under total small business set-asides. The firm specializes in concrete maritime maintenance capabilities: tank cleaning and inspection, deck covering renewal, fire detection and extinguishing system maintenance, welding, machining, blasting and coating, piping system preservation, structural repairs, and specialized shipboard technical support for federal cutters and research vessels. Recent work includes a $5.0 million USCGC Oliver Henry 8000-hour maintenance dockside repair (Coast Guard, April 2026), a $2.4 million USCGC Stratton dockside repair (Coast Guard, April 2026), an $8.6 million USNS GRASP mid-term availability maintenance and repair contract (Military Sealift Command, December 2025), and a $1.4 million NOAA Ship Reuben Lasker dockside repair delivery order under the Fleetwide Dockside and Ship Maintenance IDIQ (NOAA, August 2025).

Customer concentration is extreme: the U.S. Coast Guard accounts for 170 of 185 awards (92% by count) and $210.1 million of $309.2 million combined potential value (68%). NOAA and Military Sealift Command represent the secondary customer base, with $76.1 million and $22.7 million in combined potential value respectively. Jag Industrial Services holds a deep vehicle portfolio anchored to Coast Guard indefinite delivery contracts. The vendor maintains single-award IDIQs for fire protection system maintenance at three regional Coast Guard bases—Alameda ($1.5 million, through April 2027), Charleston ($1.7 million, through April 2027), and Honolulu ($1.2 million, through April 2027)—all structured as total small business set-asides. The vendor also holds multiple active single-award dockside repair IDIQs with the Coast Guard for specific cutters: USCGC Healy ($14.0 million, through September 2025), USCGC Kimball ($4.4 million, through January 2027), USCGC Midgett ($2.6 million, through November 2026), USCGC Stone ($1.7 million, through March 2026), and USCGC Bertholf ($584 thousand, through December 2025). The vendor also sits on the NOAA Fleetwide Dockside and Ship Maintenance multiple-award IDIQ ($73.8 million ceiling, through August 2028). Task order activity under these parent vehicles drives ongoing work: the top five vehicle parents generated task orders worth combined potential value in the $174 thousand to $533 thousand range per vehicle. SCI invoicing shows $51.6 million across FY2022–FY2024, with FY2024 reaching $26.3 million across 82.7 FTEs at a derived government-paid rate median of $549.64 per hour, ranging from $151.70 per hour (10th percentile) to $664.72 per hour (90th percentile).

Activity has grown sharply: from 21 awards in 2022 to 42 awards in 2025, with 28 awards logged in 2026 year-to-date. Recompete exposure is moderate: 11 awards with combined potential value $21.5 million face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating recompete activity concentrated in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2026. Jag Industrial Services operates as a self-performing contractor on Coast Guard and NOAA work—across SCI-reportable prime contracts, the vendor self-performed 100% of hours with no named subcontractors. The vendor's sub footprint is minimal: four sub-award records document ship repair growth and descope work under BAE Systems Maritime Solutions San Diego as the prime on USS Paul Foster (EDD-964) selective restricted availability maintenance work, indicating niche naval shipyard repair participation but not a core business line. Work is performed at multiple geographic locations spanning domestic naval bases, ports, and shipyards: Charleston, South Carolina; Honolulu, Hawaii; Alameda, California; Seattle, Washington; Key West, Florida; Detroit, Michigan; San Diego, California; and other homeports nationwide, with one offshore availability performance location (Pacific County, Washington for USCGC Oliver Henry).

Jag Industrial Services, Inc. is a Small Business located in Jonesville, MI. Jag Industrial Services, Inc. delivers consistent and quality services to its customers with the highest level of integrity and great attention to people, products, and service. They are passionate about their business and go to extraordinary lengths to satisfy their customers. Jag Industrial Services, Inc.'s vision is to create and strengthen relationships with their customers by providing exceptional service and consistently demonstrating their quality services. Jag Industrial Services, Inc. and its employees take great pride in their work and in delighting their customers.