NCP Coatings, LLC

NCP Coatings, LLC, a for-profit limited liability company headquartered in Niles, Michigan, manufactures and supplies industrial, military, and specialty paints and coatings to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor (79% of recent awards) and as a subcontractor. The vendor competes exclusively in full-and-open procurement with no set-aside designations across its federal footprint. NCP Coatings holds a single-award indefinite-delivery contract and operates across multiple purchase-order vehicles serving defense logistics and naval maintenance missions.

NCP Coatings' capability portfolio centers on custom formulation and delivery of enamel, epoxy, polyurethane, latex, and specialized coating systems including nonskid, heat-resistant, haze gray, insignia white, international orange, and brick-red variants. Concrete representative work includes a $6.858 million single-award indefinite-delivery contract from TACOM Life Cycle Management Command (awarded May 21, 2026, running through May 20, 2031) covering multiple paint requirements for naval fleet maintenance and military construction; a $121.4 thousand delivery order from TACOM for seafoam semi-gloss and multiple paint requirements (May 2026); a $92.2 thousand purchase order from Naval Supply Systems Command for epoxy paint (June 2025); a $89.8 thousand purchase order from Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support for polyurethane coating (July 2024); and a $79.2 thousand purchase order from Naval Supply Systems Command for epoxy paint (November 2023). Task orders on the TACOM contract range from several hundred dollars to over $90,000 on firm fixed-price basis.

Customer concentration is heavily skewed toward Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Construction and Equipment. The top five customer agencies account for 99% of award count, with Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Construction and Equipment anchoring 134 awards totaling $411 thousand combined potential value, while Department of Navy Naval Sea Systems Command holds 42 awards worth $174 thousand, and Naval Supply Systems Command accounts for 5 awards valued at $243 thousand. By dollar concentration, the ranking inverts: the TACOM IDIQ dominates at $7 million combined potential value (88% of total), followed by DLA Troop Support at $411 thousand and Naval Supply Systems Command at $243 thousand. This divergence reflects a portfolio of many small purchase orders from DLA and Naval Sea Systems Command offset by one large indefinite-delivery vehicle.

NCP Coatings places task orders under three parent vehicles: an Indefinite Delivery Contract (SPE8ES24D0005) with 33 task orders, an Indefinite Delivery Contract (SPE8EG19D0103) with 5 task orders, and the TACOM IDIQ (W519TC26DA011) with 1 task order valued at $121 thousand. All vehicles are single-award IDIQs held directly by NCP Coatings; the vendor does not sit on government-wide acquisition contracts or schedule vehicles.

Award activity has grown sharply year over year — two awards in 2022 to 75 in 2024, then moderating to 47 in 2025 and 25 in 2026 through mid-July. Within the next twenty-four months, one award (the $121.4 thousand TACOM delivery order with ultimate completion July 6, 2027) faces recompete, representing minimal near-term recompete exposure given that the $6.858 million TACOM IDIQ runs through May 2031.

NCP Coatings subcontracts enamel and polyurethane coating supply work to ASRC Federal Facilities Logistics, LLC across 38 sub awards spanning from January 2024 through April 2025, with task orders covering standard enamel and polyurethane formulations delivered against prime-contract scope of work requirements. The vendor has not named other significant subcontracting relationships in the source material.

Recent award velocity and dollar obligations ($3.8 million obligated of $7.9 million potential across 185 total awards) indicate active execution. The vendor's federal footprint is concentrated in consumable coating supply to defense maintenance and shipbuilding operations, with no exposure to IT, engineering, or service-based contract work; customer relationships are transaction-based rather than strategic.