OSI Maritime Systems LTD

OSI Maritime Systems LTD, a Canadian-based manufacturer of integrated navigation and tactical solutions headquartered in Burnaby, British Columbia, operates as a prime contractor delivering specialized electronic components, proprietary navigation software, and training services to U.S. Navy and Department of Homeland Security customers. The company is not a small business set-aside participant and competes full-and-open on all recent awards; it holds no SBA designations. OSI Maritime Systems LTD has been registered in SAM.gov since 2001 and operates as a for-profit manufacturer; the company maintains a named subsidiary, Chi Systems Inc., through which it has secured Small Business Innovation Research contracts.

OSI Maritime Systems LTD's core capability centers on the Electronic Precise Integrated Navigation System (ECPINS), a proprietary software and hardware platform for naval maritime operations. The company specializes in component-level procurement of power supplies, switches, and cooling units for naval platforms, as well as ECPINS operator and maintainer training delivery. Representative prime work includes a $776,379 sole-source purchase order from Naval Sea Systems Command (April 2023) for eight years of ECPINS operator and maintainer training services across Assault Craft Units at multiple Navy facilities (Coronado, Little Creek, Virginia Beach, and Sasebo), a $208,350 sole-source purchase order for ECPINS virtual operator training (August 2021, completion extended to September 2025), and a $54,566 sole-source order for five-day operator training on ECPINS for ACU-1 LCU 1610 in San Diego (April 2024). In addition to training, OSI Maritime Systems LTD delivers component-level supplies: a $7,839 Defense Logistics Agency purchase order for a remote inquiry console (March 2026), a $5,000 DLA power supply order (December 2025), and multiple $1,235 and $1,700 orders for electronic switches and cooling units (2025). Most training and supply contracts are awarded on a sole-source basis due to OSI Maritime Systems LTD's proprietary ECPINS technology.

Customer concentration is driven by naval operations and Coast Guard platforms. The top five customer agencies account for 74% of recent awards by count. The Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command leads by potential value (33 awards, $1.2 million combined), followed by the Department of Homeland Security U.S. Coast Guard (51 awards, $294 thousand combined) — a divergence reflecting USCG's high-volume, low-dollar component ordering pattern versus NAVSEA's larger training contracts. The Department of the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command, Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime, and Navy Installations Command round out the active set. The portfolio spans 11 distinct customer agencies in total.

OSI Maritime Systems LTD places task orders under the Federal Supply Schedule GS35F0211L (35 task orders, $122 thousand combined potential value) and two Navy indefinite delivery contracts (N6133124D0004 and N0025323D5000). The company's subcontract footprint, representing 16% of total awards, is anchored by recurring ECPINS training delivery through the Canadian Commercial Corporation (nine ECPINS operator and maintenance training awards from August 2025 forward) and navigation system integration and platform construction work under Lockheed Martin Corporation on LCS Flight 0+ ship construction and detailed design efforts. OSI Maritime Systems LTD also serves as a sub on an Amentum Services Egypt platform overrun repair labor task and a Lockheed Martin MMSC detailed design and construction task.

Activity has grown sharply: two awards in 2021, one in 2023, ten in 2024, and twenty in 2025, with one award issued in 2026. Combined potential value across all 140 awards (prime and sub) stands at $62 million, though only $7.2 million has been obligated to date (12% of potential value), reflecting the majority of awards remaining in early execution or option phases. Two awards carrying combined potential value of $778 thousand reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting modest near-term recompete exposure. The award portfolio concentrates in search, detection, and navigation system manufacturing (33 awards), custom computer programming (37 awards), ship building and repair (17 awards), and instruction and training delivery (10 awards), with top PSC codes spanning IT systems development, electrical and electronic assemblies, marine equipment maintenance and repair, and navigational instruments.