Nag, LLC

Nag, LLC, doing business as Nag LLC, is a Norfolk, Virginia-based systems integration company that supplies ruggedized computing systems, maritime electronics, and shipboard systems components to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor (98% of awards) and subcontractor, competing predominantly on full-and-open solicitations with no characteristic set-aside posture despite holding two Total Small Business indefinite delivery vehicles with Naval Sea Systems Command.

Nag manufactures and integrates sealed central processing units, human-machine interface equipment, tank level indicators, radar transmitters and sensors, flat panel displays, ruggedized embedded computers, touchscreen assemblies, copper-nickel rod materials, and technology logistics integration services for naval vessel maintenance and modernization. Representative prime work includes a $46.9 million single-award Technology Logistics Integration Services IDIQ with Naval Sea Systems Command (through October 2029) for maritime electronics and systems components supporting fleet operations; a $28.6 million single-award Total Small Business IDIQ with Naval Sea Systems Command (through March 2030) for sealed CPUs and HMI equipment; a $542,574 single-award indefinite delivery contract with Defense Logistics Agency Aviation (through July 2029) for radar transmitters; and individual delivery orders and purchase orders ranging from $3,398 to $3.4 million for equipment such as a 46-inch flat panel display with bracket for LSD-class ship support (March 20, 2025, $708,186), human-machine interface equipment for LPD 33 engineering control systems (March 4, 2026, $301,823), and 24-inch copper-nickel rod (August 5, 2025, $1.15 million).

Customer concentration sits heavily with Naval Sea Systems Command, which accounts for 503 awards (47% of all awards) and $288.9 million (65% of combined potential value), followed by Military Sealift Command (138 awards, $120.8 million), Defense Logistics Agency Aviation (111 awards, $11.8 million), and Naval Supply Systems Command (167 awards, $6.2 million). The top five customers represent 89% of awards by count and 97% of dollars. Naval Sea Systems Command activity dominates across both volume and value—the agency issues delivery orders and purchase orders against Nag's established IDIQs on an ongoing basis for components and services supporting destroyers (DDG-class), guided-missile cruisers (CG-class), amphibious transports (LPD and LSD-class), aircraft carriers (CVN-class), and general fleet maintenance programs.

Nag holds three substantive indefinite delivery contracts: the $46.9 million NAVSEA Technology Logistics Integration Services IDIQ (N6449817D0014, through October 2029) anchors the highest activity with 140 task orders totaling $19 million in combined potential value; the $28.6 million NAVSEA sealed CPU and HMI IDIQ (March 2025–March 2030) supplies specialized display and processor components; and the Defense Logistics Agency Aviation radar transmitter contract ($542,574, through July 2029) rounds out the vehicle portfolio. Additional delivery order activity flows through NAVSEA IDIQs including N6449825D4000 (52 task orders, $6.9 million), N6554011D0007 (42 task orders, $16.8 million), N6449819D4002 (40 task orders, $7.7 million), and N6554008D0003 (23 task orders, $24.5 million), indicating a multi-vehicle strategy supporting broad naval shipboard systems requirements.

Activity has remained steady at 32–76 awards per year over the past five years (2022–2026), with volatility driven by delivery order issuance timing rather than prime contract churn. Thirty-one awards with completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry $4.3 million in combined potential value and face routine recompete or renewal. Nag competes across full-and-open and set-aside (Total Small Business) mechanisms with near-equal frequency; set-asides anchor the two largest IDIQs but do not characterize the vendor's overall posture.

Nag subcontracts to major naval shipyards and defense systems integrators including BAE Systems Maritime Solutions Jacksonville (USS The Sullivans destroyer maintenance and modernization), Huntington Ingalls Fleet Support Group (CVN-68 class carrier modernization), Marinette Marine (FFG(X) guided-missile frigate detail design and construction—radar tank level indicating systems), Sierra Nevada Company (Big Safari computer components), Science Applications International Corporation (Joint Mission Integration and Experimentation support and IMDC2 technical support), Epsilon Systems Solutions (USS Chosin carrier group maintenance), Leidos (operations and sustainment), and Vigor Marine (TDR repair and technical support). Subcontract awards total approximately $1–3 million annually since 2024 and center on specialized maritime electronics components and OEM technical support for platform-specific systems.

The company's awards concentrate in four NAICS codes: Instruments and Related Products Manufacturing for Measuring and Controlling Industrial Process Variables (298 awards), Electronic Computer Manufacturing (135), Ship Building and Repairing (78), and Other Measuring and Controlling Device Manufacturing (71). PSC distribution reflects naval electronics specialization: Support—Professional Engineering/Technical (176 awards), Liquid and Gas Flow/Level Measuring Instruments (172), Miscellaneous Ship and Marine Equipment (136), Combination and Miscellaneous Instruments (46), and Radar Equipment Except Airborne (44). Nag has been registered in SAM.gov since February 2002 and maintains continuous federal contracting status across Navy, Defense Logistics Agency, Military Sealift Command, Coast Guard, and select civilian agencies (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, United States Penitentiary Marion).

Systems engineering: Radar Technology applied to Tank Level Indicating, TDR for Compensated Tanks, Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC), PLC Programming, Engineering Drawing packages, Flat Panel Computers, Related Services