Sea Box, Inc.

Sea Box, Inc., a for-profit manufacturer headquartered in Cinnaminson, New Jersey, supplies specialized containerized solutions including ISO containers, refrigerated units, TRICON and QUADCON freight containers, BICON bi-level containers, expandable shelter systems, and BEAR hygiene equipment to federal agencies as a prime contractor (98% of awards) and occasional subcontractor. The company competes predominantly full-and-open across a diverse federal customer base, with no SBA set-aside designations; however, roughly 30–40% of recent prime purchase orders carry Total Small Business set-asides, reflecting Sea Box's positioning as a qualified small-business vendor on federal supply schedules and through competitive procurements.

Sea Box operates as a high-volume transactional prime, driving contract volume rather than dollar concentration. Over the past five years, the company has executed 2,379 awards—spanning 2,332 prime contracts and IDVs and 47 sub-awards—with combined potential value of $2.41 billion and invoiced obligations of $700.3 million (29% realization). Recent activity has remained steady: 128 awards in 2024, 106 in 2025, and 35 year-to-date in 2026. The top five customer agencies by award count account for 56% of all awards and include Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Construction and Equipment (865 awards, $128 million), United States Marine Corps (123 awards, $170.5 million), Department of the Army (121 awards, $20.4 million), GSA Federal Acquisition Service (112 awards, $399.5 million), and Army Materiel Command TACOM (109 awards, $97.4 million). By potential value, the mix shifts: Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime dominates at $955 million across 29 awards, followed by GSA Federal Acquisition Service at $399.5 million and Marine Corps at $170.5 million—indicating that while DLA Troop Support drives transaction volume, DLA Land and Maritime anchors the dollar footprint through larger single procurements.

Sea Box holds two multi-year blanket purchase agreements as core vehicles: a $4.5 million multiple-award BPA with Air Force Materiel Command (effective through March 2029) and a $998,252.84 multiple-award BPA with Army Corps of Engineers Engineer Research and Development Center (through September 2028). The company sits on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule and has generated 610 task orders worth $301 million through that vehicle, serving civilian agencies including Federal Acquisition Service, Coast Guard, General Services Administration, and other civilian departments. Named indefinite-delivery contracts—SPRDL119D0088, SPRDL119D0100, SPRDL111D0046, and FA821317D0010—have supported 98 cumulative task orders totaling $88 million, primarily serving Army and Defense Logistics Agency requirements.

Representative recent prime work spans containerized logistics for military operations. In September 2026, DLA Troop Support awarded Sea Box a $908,250 delivery order for refrigerated ISO containers with mounted generators under GSA MAS (Total Small Business set-aside). In May 2026, Air Force Materiel Command issued a $1.86 million delivery order for BEAR hygiene systems under Sea Box's Air Force BPA. In March 2026, DLA awarded a $2.3 million purchase order for 348 TRICON Type 1 containers for Fort Hood and Fort Bliss. Sea Box's subcontract footprint is modest (2% of awards) but spans integration work: it supplies QUADCON and TRICON freight containers to Science Applications International Corporation on Modern Vehicle Fielding programs, water-system components to Highland Engineering for BEAR water subsystems, and containerized equipment to Crowley Government Services and KBR for sustainment and medical support operations.

Sea Box's customer concentration by transaction count centers on DLA, Marine Corps, and Army procurement, reflecting its role as a transactional supplier of standardized military containers. The recompete cliff in the next twenty-four months shows minimal exposure: only 3 awards (combined potential value $1.5 million) face ultimate completion and recompete. The vendor's NAICS portfolio is tightly aligned: Other Metal Container Manufacturing accounts for 1,201 awards, Coated and Laminated Packaging Paper Manufacturing for 541, and Prefabricated Metal Building Manufacturing for 152, confirming Sea Box's core identity as a metal-container manufacturer rather than a diversified logistics provider. The company has maintained stable activity across the past five years with no significant growth trajectory or decline, positioning it as an established, operationally consistent vendor entrenched in federal container supply chains, particularly for Department of Defense troop support and Air Force logistical operations.

ISO CONTAINERS, CHASSIS TRAILERS, COMMUNICATION SHELTERS, CONTAINER MODIFICATIONS. CONEX CONTAINERS, CROP PLATFORM, PLS FLATRACKS, STORAGE CONTAINERS, TRI CONS, QUADCONS, SIX CONS, BI CONS, ISO TANK CONTAINER, HALF HIGHS, CELL SITES, SHELTERS, MILVAN.