Jamestown Metal Marine Sales, Inc.

Jamestown Metal Marine Sales, Inc. NA Division, doing business as Jamestown Metal Marine Sales Inc., is a for-profit manufacturer of specialized marine equipment and ship components that operates as a prime contractor (65% of recent awards) and subcontractor (35%) supplying the U.S. Navy and allied federal agencies. Based in Boca Raton, Florida, the company manufactures aluminum panels, marine hardware, ship furniture, commissary equipment, and naval ship fittings under NAICS codes including 331315 (Aluminum Sheet, Plate, and Foil Manufacturing), 332510 (Hardware Manufacturing), and 332511 (Metal Window and Door Manufacturing). The vendor competes predominantly under total small business set-asides, with recurring use of that designation across prime awards.

Jamestown's customer base is heavily concentrated in Navy shipbuilding and ship maintenance operations. The Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command accounts for 180 awards with $525 thousand combined potential value, the largest single customer by both volume and dollars. The Department of the Navy Military Sealift Command holds 16 awards for $268 thousand, the U.S. Pacific Fleet Forces holds 32 awards for $179 thousand, and the U.S. Coast Guard holds 11 awards for $176 thousand. These five Navy and Coast Guard customer units together represent 83% of recent awards. Recent representative prime work includes a $61,500 total small business set-aside purchase order from the Coast Guard (October 2026) for 2'×4' perforated aluminum ceiling panels to Curtis Bay, Baltimore; a $20,800 total small business set-aside purchase order from Naval Sea Systems Command (April 2025) for 45 clothes compressors to Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; and a $12,000 total small business set-aside purchase order from Naval Sea Systems Command (March 2024) for 100 water closet doors. Smaller orders in the $765 to $11,900 range for ship components such as flush valves, latches, and door hardware round out the prime footprint.

The vendor's subcontract footprint centers on major Navy ship construction and modernization primes. Jamestown performs as a subcontractor to Huntington Ingalls Incorporated on DDG 51-class destroyer and aircraft carrier (CVN 80/81) construction work, supplying commissary equipment, furniture, lockers, and ship fittings; recent sub awards include work dated as recently as October 2025 on DDG 51-class ships and September 2025 on CVN 139 commissary equipment. The company also subcontracts to Electric Boat Corporation on submarine construction programs including SSBN 826 and Columbia-class ship tube production, with sub awards spanning streamlined changes, engineering efforts, and specialty fabrication dated through November 2024. Sub work under these primes involves detailed design, construction modifications, and equipment fabrication integral to Navy ship programs.

Activity has been volatile across the period. The vendor received 10 awards in 2022, jumped to 28 in 2023, peaked at 83 in 2024, then dropped to 11 in 2025 and 2 in 2026. This pattern reflects seasonal or project-driven procurement cycles typical of ship construction vendors rather than sustained growth. The combined potential value across all 357 awards (prime and sub) is $1.8 million, but obligated dollars reach $27.6 million, indicating that the source's potential-value figures understate invoiced revenue — obligated dollars are more than 15 times the stated potential-value total, a pattern consistent with small transactional orders on Navy shipyard contracts where individual purchase orders carry low contract ceilings but aggregate high usage. Only 2 awards face ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months ($65 thousand combined potential value), exposing minimal near-term recompete cliff relative to the vendor's historical volume.

The primary work classification is Ship Building and Repairing (NAICS 336611, 163 awards), followed by smaller concentrations in Engineering Services (22 awards), Metal Window and Door Manufacturing (15 awards), Hardware Manufacturing (13 awards), and Institutional Furniture Manufacturing (10 awards). The top PSC categories reflect the same product mix: Miscellaneous Ship and Marine Equipment (70 awards), Marine Hardware and Hull Items (51 awards), Hardware Commercial (15 awards), Building Components Prefabricated (15 awards), and Cabinets, Lockers, Bins, and Shelving (12 awards). No parent vehicle concentration emerges; the vendor places single task orders on five different indefinite delivery contracts spanning DLA and Navy systems.

We provide engineering for ship building, maintenance, and repair. We are also a general contractor for marine interiors