Pcci, Inc.

Pcci, Inc., doing business as Pcci Hyperbaric Systems, is a marine and environmental engineering company headquartered in Alexandria, Virginia, that has been registered in the System for Award Management since October 11, 2001. The company specializes in providing advanced technological solutions across hyperbaric systems, underwater measurement technologies, ocean engineering services, and offshore energy support to federal agencies. As a for-profit Subchapter S corporation, Pcci serves as both a prime contractor and subcontractor for the federal government, holding multiple indefinite delivery vehicles and blanket purchase agreements with defense and civilian agencies, positioning itself as a key provider of specialized maritime and engineering solutions.

Through federal contract awards, Pcci has delivered a diverse portfolio of goods and services spanning maintenance, engineering design, equipment procurement, and specialized technical support. The company has performed Barriers Sustainment Maintenance services for the Naval Sea Systems Command valued at $2.37 million, conducted underwater electromagnetic measurement system upgrades at Souda Bay, Crete for the Naval Supply Systems Command ($2.04 million), and provided hose and hawser maintenance services in Okinawa for Naval Facilities Engineering Command ($1.48 million). Pcci has also supplied hyperbaric chambers and training to Pacific Air Forces at Misawa Air Base in Japan ($178.5 thousand) and provided hyperbaric chamber maintenance support to the Defense Health Agency at Eielson Air Force Base in Alaska ($79.4 thousand) under a Total Small Business set-aside. Additional contract work includes mooring system component replacement for the Navy Installations Command ($624.2 thousand), decommissioning cost estimates for coastal Virginia offshore wind projects through the Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement ($64.3 thousand), preventative maintenance and calibration services for breathing simulator systems for the Joint Munitions Command ($145.8 thousand), and marine hose engineering services for the Defense Logistics Agency Energy ($797.8 thousand). The company received a Department of Energy award worth $2.1 million for offshore wind demonstration and development independent engineer services under the General Services Administration Multiple Award Schedule, as well as hawser procurement contracts with Military Sealift Command and Naval Facilities Engineering Command. Major historical awards include a $24.5 million Guam Underwater Electro-Magnetic Measure delivery order and a $4.44 million MSF New London UEMMS Range relocation project, both under the Naval Sea Systems Command. Notable specialty work includes hyperbaric chamber upgrades for the Federal Bureau of Investigation ($111.9 thousand) and hyperbaric equipment provision to Pacific Air Forces ($248.2 thousand).

Pcci has pursued federal grant funding through collaborative research initiatives focused on marine and renewable energy applications. The company received a Department of Energy research grant of $198.6 thousand focused on leveraging marine and hydrokinetic energy sources for pumping and compression applications. Additionally, Pcci served as a sub-award partner to Florida Atlantic University on a federally funded grant project beginning November 21, 2024, wherein the company provided technical guidance and expertise to support a graduate student's development of system and economic models for Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion plants in the 10-20 megawatt scale. Under this sub-grant arrangement, Pcci, led by staff member Patrick Grandelli, P.E., collaborated with university researchers to provide lessons on OTEC design guidance, validate student-developed power models, review cost models, and offer design consultation regarding OTEC plant components including water intakes, ducts, heat exchangers, turbines, and piping systems. This grant work demonstrates Pcci's engagement beyond traditional federal contracting into research and development initiatives addressing emerging marine energy technologies.

Pcci maintains an extensive portfolio of federal contract indefinite delivery vehicles across multiple agencies and contract values. The company holds a $315 million single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with Naval Sea Systems Command for Operational Emergency Ship Salvage Material (ESSM) efforts, providing operational support, response teams, and oil and hazardous substances spill response program support through December 4, 2029. Pcci received a $199 million multiple-award indefinite delivery contract from Naval Sea Systems Command for Waterborne Security Barriers Sustainment, which encompasses installation, refurbishment, upgrade, and engineering design support for waterfront security barriers, port security barriers, and mooring systems at Navy activities worldwide with performance through July 23, 2030. The company holds a $180 million multiple-award indefinite delivery contract set aside for small businesses with Naval Facilities Engineering Command for Ocean Multiple Award Contract services supporting ocean cable systems, ocean work systems, waterfront facilities, offshore structures, moorings, and ocean construction equipment, extending through December 4, 2029. A $25 million multiple-award Indefinite Delivery contract with Naval Facilities Engineering Command awarded September 4, 2025, covers unmanned hyperbaric system services including installation, maintenance, inspection, repair, and overhaul of shore-based unmanned hyperbaric systems and pressure vessels through September 17, 2030. Pcci also holds a $7.5 million blanket purchase agreement with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration for marine debris program removal support services through June 30, 2029, and a $1.5 million blanket purchase agreement with the Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement for decommissioning cost estimate services supporting offshore energy development on the Outer Continental Shelf through November 12, 2028. These contract vehicles position Pcci to support federal agencies' evolving maritime, engineering, and offshore energy requirements across multiple years of performance.

Marine and environmental engineering services, including: compliance; waterfront & ocean engineering; mooring installation; oil spill contingency planning; all hazards emergency response planning, training, drills & exercises, marine salvage engineering, hyperbaric and hypobaric engineering and manufacturing.