Marina Yacht Services PTE LTD

Marina Yacht Services PTE LTD, a Singapore-based maritime services provider structured as a partnership or limited liability partnership, holds a small federal prime contract portfolio focused on boat and vessel repair, maintenance, and equipment services for U.S. defense agencies operating in Southeast Asia. The vendor competes on full-and-open purchase orders with no set-aside designations across all eleven awards in the source data.

Marina Yacht Services PTE LTD operates exclusively as a prime contractor, with zero subcontract volume. The vendor's federal footprint spans eleven awards totaling $262 thousand in combined potential value, all obligated. Recent work includes a $26.4 thousand firm fixed-price purchase order from the Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) awarded March 19, 2026, for Fair Winds annual antifouling work with completion by April 29, 2026; a $15.7 thousand DSCA purchase order for Fair Winds drydock repairs (completion March 30, 2026); a $12.1 thousand Defense Finance and Accounting Service purchase order for Raymarine equipment and installation (awarded September 10, 2025, completed October 10, 2025); and a $45.6 thousand Defense Intelligence Agency purchase order for urgent repair works (awarded December 14, 2023, completed January 31, 2024).

Customer concentration is tightly held. The Defense Intelligence Agency accounts for 7 awards and $195 thousand (75% of combined potential value), the Defense Security Cooperation Agency holds 3 awards and $54 thousand, and the Defense Finance and Accounting Service carries 1 award for $12 thousand. Both rankings converge identically — DIA dominates by count and dollars with no tension between volume and value. Work is performed entirely in Singapore supporting U.S. defense operations and intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance missions in the Southeast Asian region. The vendor does not hold seats on government-wide vehicles, IDIQs, BPAs, or GSA Schedules; all awards are transactional purchase orders. Activity is minimal and flat — one award per year from 2022 through 2025, then two awards in 2026 — with no recompete cliff in the next twenty-four months. NAICS concentration reflects the maritime scope: Ship Building and Repairing accounts for 8 of 11 awards, with two additional awards in Other Personal and Household Goods Repair and Maintenance and one in Other Support Activities for Water Transportation. PSC codes align with inspection, testing, and maintenance of ships and small craft.