Parsh Marine Philippines Inc.

Parsh Marine Philippines Inc., a for-profit organization headquartered in Subic Bay Freeport Zone, Zambales, Philippines, operates as a prime contractor delivering comprehensive logistics and military support services to the Department of Defense across the Asia-Pacific region. All 330 recent awards are prime contracts; the vendor does not subcontract. The company competes under full-and-open competition with no set-aside designations across its entire footprint.

Parsh Marine delivers transportation services, base life support operations, portable facility rentals, equipment rentals, and material handling support for U.S. military operations and exercises in the Philippines. Representative prime work includes a $973,621 BPA call from Army Pacific Command (February 2024) for Multi-Domain Task Force transportation services in support of Salakanib Balikatan 2025; a $859,648 purchase order from Army Pacific Command (February 2023) for basic life support services; a $783,218 BPA call from Army Pacific Command (February 2025) to increase van transportation capacity for Salakanib Balikatan 2025; a $336,736 BPA call from Marine Corps (March 2026) for personnel transportation; and a $745,495 BPA call from Marine Corps (March 2026) for Joint Task Force Headquarters support. The company also holds four significant multiple-award BPAs: a $6.5 million Army Pacific Command transportation services BPA (through January 2029), a $25 million RCO Hawaii 413th CSB base life support services BPA (through October 2028), a $2 million USAF DFAS BPA for portable latrines, handwashing stations, potable ice, and coolers (through March 2028), and a $2 million Pacific Air Forces portable building rental BPA (through March 2028).

Customer concentration is concentrated in Navy and Army accounts across the Pacific theater. The top five funding agencies account for 89 percent of awards. By award count, the United States Marine Corps leads with 181 awards ($15.1 million combined potential value), followed by Navy Military Sealift Command (62 awards, $4.6 million), Navy Pacific Fleet Forces (27 awards, $86.3 million), Army Pacific Command (13 awards, $17 million), and Naval Supply Systems Command (11 awards, $4 thousand). By combined potential value, Navy Pacific Fleet Forces dominates at $86.3 million across 27 awards, trailed by the $25 million single RCO Hawaii award for base life support, Army Pacific Command at $17 million, Marine Corps at $15.1 million, and Military Sealift Command at $4.6 million. Activity has remained modest and flat—four awards in 2022, fourteen in 2023, nineteen in 2024, two in 2025, and three in 2026 year to date. Only two awards carrying $419 thousand in combined potential value complete within the next twenty-four months, presenting minimal recompete exposure.

Parsh Marine's task orders run predominantly against Navy supply and logistics vehicles. The NAVSUP FLCYS Husbanding Services 2016–2018 vehicle anchors 80 task orders worth $5 million combined; multiple Blanket Purchase Agreements (M2900015AB005, M2900015AB003, M2900015AB007) together account for 59 task orders and $1.3 million combined value. Army Pacific Command's W91QVP24A1423 BPA carries 13 task orders worth $3.5 million. Work is performed entirely in the Philippines across all transportation, life support, and facility rental task orders. The vendor's NAICS portfolio centers on All Other Support Services (102 awards), All Other Transit and Ground Passenger Transportation (30 awards), and Septic Tank and Related Services (29 awards), reflecting the breadth of base operations and logistics support. PSC codes align with Logistics Support (99 awards), Motor Passenger Transportation (42 awards), and Materials Handling Equipment Rental (29 awards). Parsh Marine Philippines Inc. has maintained SAM.gov registration since 2014 and holds a combined potential value of $154.6 million across all awards, with $16.4 million obligated to date.