JPL Habitability, Inc.

JPL Habitability, Inc., a veteran-owned, self-certified small disadvantaged business, manufactures and installs shipboard habitability materials and renovation services for the U.S. Navy as a prime contractor on 323 awards (99% of its portfolio) and serves as a subcontractor on 2 recent awards. The company operates from Bremerton, Washington, with performance locations extending to San Diego, California and overseas naval facilities including Naval Base Yokosuka, Japan. JPL Habitability competes primarily under total small business set-asides, which dominate the indefinite delivery contracts anchoring its business.

JPL Habitability's core capability centers on the fabrication and installation of habitability materials for naval vessels and shore facilities — rack curtains, stateroom furnishings, berthing provisions, galley equipment, mess hall fixtures, wardroom couches, locker systems, and comprehensive shipboard renovation work. Representative prime work includes a $970,365.75 delivery order from the U.S. Pacific Fleet Forces for materials supporting shipboard habitability renovations (completion October 1, 2025); a $529,175 total small business set-aside delivery order from Naval Air Systems Command for habitability materials (completion October 18, 2022); a $303,390.85 delivery order from Pacific Fleet Forces for renovation of habitability spaces (completion March 17, 2023); and a $272,918 modification for shipboard habitability materials in San Diego (completion June 11, 2025). Across the portfolio, delivery orders have ranged from $6,762 to $970,365.75. The company holds two active multiple-award indefinite delivery contracts with the Naval Supply Systems Command totaling $30 million through June 6, 2028, and a single Naval Air Systems Command IDIQ valued at $8.37 million through June 6, 2028.

Customer concentration is extreme and single-agency. The Department of the Navy accounts for 311 of 325 awards (96% by count) and $63.7 million in combined potential value. Within Navy, the U.S. Pacific Fleet Forces dominates with 251 awards and $13.2 million combined potential value, followed at considerable distance by Naval Supply Systems Command (3 awards, $37.7 million — nearly all dollars), Naval Sea Systems Command (35 awards, $3.2 million), Naval Air Systems Command (4 awards, $9.1 million), and the Navy broadly (18 awards, $340 thousand). The top five Navy organizations account for 100% of combined potential value. Outside Navy, the company has received single awards from the Department of Homeland Security Coast Guard ($15,419 for wardroom couches, 2022). This concentration presents acute recompete and revenue cliff exposure; 251 Pacific Fleet Forces awards represent task order volume under larger IDVs rather than standalone procurement vehicles.

JPL Habitability's IDIQ vehicle footprint spans three named contracts: Sheet Metal Work Manufacturing 2015-2016 (124 task orders, $5.2 million combined potential value), Indefinite Delivery Contract N0024420D0007 (40 task orders, $2.2 million), and Indefinite Delivery Contract N0024423D0002 (19 task orders, $2.7 million). The company also holds a Shipboard Habitability Ship Systems Alteration Development and Installation vehicle with 2 task orders. NAICS concentration reflects manufacturing posture: Sheet Metal Work Manufacturing represents 192 awards, Institutional Furniture Manufacturing 27 awards, Ship Building and Repairing 13 awards, and Showcase/Partition/Shelving/Locker Manufacturing 11 awards.

Activity has declined materially over the past five years — from 15 awards in 2022 to only 1 award in 2026 through May 8. The decline correlates with aging of the prime indefinite delivery contracts. Combined potential value of $63.7 million has been obligated at only 30% ($19.2 million), indicating forward contract authority significantly exceeds recent invoicing velocity. Most awards visible in the source data cluster between 2022 and 2024; recent task orders from 2025 and 2026 are sparse.

In its subcontractor role, JPL Habitability performs specialized alteration and installation engineering under Valkyrie Enterprises, LLC on restoration of shipboard habitability standards, including engineering and production services to restore officers' berthing and associated sanitary spaces aboard USS Preble (DDG-88) (two sub awards in August 2025). This work indicates JPL Habitability's growing role downstream on Navy platform restoration efforts.

JPL Habitability has operated continuously under federal contract since 2001 (SAM.gov registration). The company manufactures furnishings and equipment directly at its Bremerton facility rather than sourcing from tier-two suppliers, which positions it as a fabricator and installer rather than a distributor of third-party goods. This operational model aligns with the total small business set-aside vehicles anchoring its Navy relationships and reflects the Navy's preference for localized, small-business manufacturing capacity in the Pacific region.

JPL Habitability, Inc. (JPL) is a commercial industrial manufacturing company specializing in Maritime Projects. We design, manufacture and install. With locations in Washington and California, we service Nationwide. We successfully team with ship repair companies that provide the distribution to accomplish the work tasks allowing for turnkey completions.