Marine Contracting Corporation

Marine Contracting Corporation is a for-profit, Subchapter S corporation registered in SAM.gov since October 2001, specializing in heavy civil construction with a primary focus on marine and waterfront projects. Based in Chesapeake, Virginia, the company has established itself as a key contractor in coastal infrastructure development, particularly in the Hampton Roads region. Its core competencies include marine construction involving piles, concrete work, and demolition services for federal government agencies.

The company has secured multiple prime federal contract awards demonstrating its expertise in marine infrastructure construction. Notable projects include a $6,336,103.73 firm fixed price delivery order from the Naval Sea Systems Command for constructing a 200-foot breakwater pier at Naval Station Norfolk, and a $1,010,493 contract with the Army Corps of Engineers Civil Works for installing a new fender system at the Craney Island Bulkhead in Portsmouth, Virginia. These contracts were awarded under NAICS codes related to heavy civil engineering construction, with the Craney Island project specifically designated as a total small business set-aside. Marine Contracting Corporation has also engaged in sub-contract work, particularly in precast/prestressed concrete pile installations, collaborating with partners like RQ-Magann JV and RQ Construction, LLC.

Marine Contracting Corporation holds a significant multiple award indefinite delivery contract (IDC) valued at $249,000,000 from the Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC), set to run through September 2029. This five-year contract with a base year and four one-year options covers design-build and design-bid-build waterfront construction services primarily in the Hampton Roads area. The contract enables task order awards ranging from $250,000 to $10,000,000 for projects including new construction, repair, replacement, demolition, and improvement of waterfront infrastructure such as piers, wharves, quay walls, bulkheads, dry docks, and fender systems. As a small business set-aside contract, it reinforces Marine Contracting Corporation's strategic positioning in federal marine construction markets.