Nacos Usa, LLC

Nacos Usa, LLC, a foreign-owned for-profit company based in San Diego, California, provides dynamic positioning system technical support, maritime electronics engineering, and shipboard systems maintenance and repair services to the U.S. Coast Guard and other maritime federal customers, operating primarily as a prime contractor on small purchase orders (57% of recent awards) and as a subcontractor on vessel repair work under marine services primes.

Nacos operates in the maritime maintenance and repair space with heavy concentration in ship building and repairing (NAICS 336611, six awards) and related marine equipment maintenance (PSC code for maint/repair/rebuild of ship and marine equipment, three awards). The company's recent work footprint is narrowly focused on Coast Guard vessel systems. A $25,200 firm fixed-price purchase order from the Coast Guard in July 2026 covered computer and dynamic positioning system work aboard the CGC ELM, with performance in Astoria, Oregon and completion within four days. A January 2026 award of $14,042 provided onsite technical support for the dynamic positioning system aboard the CGC Maria Bray in Jacksonville, Florida, addressing maintenance and troubleshooting for the vessel's station-keeping capabilities. In November 2024, Nacos received a $12,924 engineering services purchase order from the Coast Guard with performance at the company's San Diego headquarters. A fourth prime award of $13,294 was issued in April 2025 by the Coast Guard without disclosed scope detail.

Customer concentration is entirely maritime federal. The Department of Homeland Security Coast Guard accounts for all four prime awards and the full $65,000 combined potential value of the prime footprint. The Department of Transportation Maritime Administration and the Department of the Navy Secretary of the Navy together hold two additional prime awards not yet valued in the source. All work is awarded without set-aside designation and is competed full-and-open.

Nacos subcontracts under Crowley Government Services, Inc., a major maritime contractor, on Coast Guard vessel repair and electronics modernization work. Three sub-awards from Crowley in 2025 addressed bridge electronics software upgrades, integrated cargo management system (ICMS) troubleshooting and repairs, and emergency original equipment manufacturer technical representation aboard USCGC Cape San Juan and other cutters. These sub-awards carried task order growth language and reactive maintenance scope tied to Crowley's vessel repair contract vehicle (Indefinite Delivery Contract 693JF721D000007), where Nacos placed three task orders as a sub.

Activity is sparse but recent — one award in 2024, four in 2025, and two in 2026 year-to-date. Combined potential value across all seven awards is $65,000, though combined dollars obligated exceed $234,000, indicating contract modifications and growth orders beyond original ceiling values. Nacos has not won a seat on any government-wide acquisition contract, GWAC, or multi-agency indefinite delivery vehicle; all prime work flows through direct Coast Guard purchase orders.