Pacific Layberthing South, LLC

Pacific Layberthing South, LLC is a for-profit organization registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) since June 28, 2016, with its primary address located in Alamo, California. The company specializes in providing maritime-related layberthing services, primarily for government vessels, with a specific focus on supporting the Maritime Administration's (MARAD) Ready Reserve Force (RRF) and naval vessel maintenance infrastructure. Their core services include docking vessels, renting mobile shore power generators, managing utilities, and providing essential shoreside support for maritime assets at various port locations along the United States West Coast.

The company has consistently been awarded federal contracts exclusively from the Maritime Administration, predominantly delivering layberthing services for various government vessels including the Cape Inscription, Cape Isabel, GEM STATE, KEYSTONE STATE, Admiral Callaghan, Cape Orlando, Bob Hope, and Fisher vessels. These contracts have ranged in value from approximately $1.3 million to over $21.7 million, and typically involve providing comprehensive docking, power, and utility services at strategic port locations such as Portland, Oregon and Oakland, California. Notably, Pacific Layberthing South, LLC has been awarded contracts through both small business set-aside and non-set-aside procurement mechanisms, demonstrating flexibility in federal contracting approaches.

Pacific Layberthing South, LLC holds multiple Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDVs) with MARAD, with potential ceiling values ranging from approximately $4.5 million to $130.4 million. These IDVs have performance periods extending through September 2032 and are predominantly single-award contracts focused on providing layberthing and ancillary services for RRF vessels. The contracts enable MARAD to maintain a flexible infrastructure for supporting national security maritime assets, with Pacific Layberthing South, LLC serving as a critical vendor for vessel maintenance, power generation, and utility management. Each IDV includes provisions for task orders that can be issued to support specific vessel layberthing requirements, allowing the Maritime Administration to efficiently manage its vessel fleet maintenance and readiness capabilities.