Pacific Overhead Crane Services Inc.

Pacific Overhead Crane Services Inc., a Hawaii-based minority-owned, woman-owned, and Hispanic American-owned small business, provides overhead crane and hoist maintenance, repair, load testing, inspection, and modernization services to federal agencies exclusively as a prime contractor. The company competes predominantly under Total Small Business set-asides on its larger IDV vehicles, though many individual delivery orders are issued full-and-open; recent activity shows 81 prime awards with no subcontract footprint.

The vendor's customer concentration is heavily weighted toward the Department of the Interior's Bureau of Reclamation and the Department of the Army's Installation Management Command Pacific Region. BRECL dominates by dollar value—15 awards totaling $12.5 million in combined potential value across a five-year Blanket Purchase Agreement and related call orders—while Army IMCOM Pacific leads by count with 49 awards generating $3.3 million combined potential value. The top five customers represent 93% of recent awards. The Marine Corps, TACOM, and Naval Sea Systems Command round out an 11-agency customer base, each with single-digit awards under $500 thousand.

Pacific Overhead Crane Services holds two significant parent vehicles. The Army IMCOM Pacific single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract (W912CN24D0004, later designated W912CN18D0002), valued at $693,753 through November 2028 and set-aside for total small business, has generated 26 task orders (combined potential value $535 thousand) for preventative maintenance, load testing, repairs to pendant stations, wire rope, power bar systems, and electrical component upgrades across approximately 74 pieces of lifting equipment up to 35 tons at Schofield Barracks and other Oahu installations. The Bureau of Reclamation's five-year single-award BPA ($356,380 through July 2030, also total small business set-aside) authorizes annual crane inspections, functional testing, and load testing on seven cranes ranging from 2 to 80 tons at Friant Dam and related facilities in California. A representative recent BPA call, issued July 22, 2025, carried $61,465 for crane maintenance and certification services at Friant Dam.

Concrete examples of the vendor's work include a $5.98 million definitive contract awarded February 9, 2026, by the Bureau of Reclamation for repair and modernization of two 300-ton bridge cranes at Glen Canyon Power Plant near Page, Arizona—encompassing removal and replacement of hoists, motors, drive systems, control equipment, operator cabs, variable frequency drive controls, electrical system upgrades, non-destructive examinations, load testing, and operator training. A $134,560 purchase order awarded May 1, 2026, by the Bureau of Reclamation covers annual crane inspections at Shasta Dam through April 30, 2031, addressing approximately 20 pieces of equipment from 4 to 150 tons across seven facilities in California's Interior Region 10. Army delivery orders issued March 23, 2026, included an $89,790 call for annual preventative maintenance and load testing of hoists and cranes at Schofield Barracks and a $34,995 order for various crane and hoist repairs at the same location.

Activity accelerated year over year through 2024—six awards in 2022 to nineteen in 2024—then moderated to eight awards in 2025 and five year-to-date in 2026. Four awards totaling $6.2 million in combined potential value face completion within the next twenty-four months, creating recompete exposure for the IMCOM and BRECL parent vehicles. Combined obligated dollars across all awards reached $7.6 million (44% of the $17.2 million combined potential value), indicating a substantial backlog of unfunded ceiling on active IDVs and BPAs. The vendor specializes across Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment Repair and Maintenance (69 awards) and Overhead Traveling Crane, Hoist, and Monorail System Manufacturing (10 awards) under NAICS, with PSC concentration in rope, cable, and chain fittings maintenance (48 awards) and equipment maintenance and repair shop services (7 awards). The company's headquarters is in Kapolei, Hawaii, with work performed at federal facilities across Hawaii and California.

Inspection, repair, modernization, loadtesting and replacement of overhead bridge cranes