Sea Pac Engineering Inc.

Sea Pac Engineering Inc., a HUBZone-certified, minority-owned small disadvantaged business headquartered in Los Angeles, California, delivers design-build construction, facilities modernization, renovation, and infrastructure engineering services to the Department of Defense, Department of State, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, and other federal agencies as a prime contractor on indefinite-delivery vehicles and definitive contracts.

Sea Pac operates as a pure prime across its federal footprint—all 320 recent awards are direct prime work, with no subcontractor activity in the documented record. The firm competes predominantly under set-asides, with HUBZone designations anchoring the majority of its work. Across the SCI-reportable service-contract subset (77 records above the $150,000 threshold), Sea Pac invoiced $3.9 million from FY2022 through FY2025, with FY2025 showing $2.6 million across 2.2 FTEs. On federal services contracts captured in SCI, median government-paid rates ran around $716.97 per hour, with senior labor pricing reaching $1,469.01 per hour. The SCI dataset reflects only a narrow slice of Sea Pac's delivery model—most of the vendor's federal work is goods-intensive construction and design-build, which SCI does not capture.

Customer concentration is heavily skewed toward Navy organizations. The Department of the Navy (including Naval Facilities Engineering Command and Navy Installations Command separately) accounts for approximately 62% of recent awards by count, led by NAVFAC with 29 awards and $3.03 billion combined potential value and Navy Installations Command with 28 awards and $727.4 million. The Department of State Bureau of Overseas Building Operations ranks second in potential value with 40 awards and $2.93 billion, concentrated in embassy and overseas facility renovation, elevator modernization, and photovoltaic/renewable energy installations across diplomatic posts in Cambodia, Mozambique, Rwanda, Colombia, Bangladesh, Jamaica, Costa Rica, Cyprus, El Salvador, and other locations. NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center (5 awards, $758.9 million) and the Department of Interior Fish and Wildlife Service Region 9 ($500 million) round out the top five by dollars.

Sea Pac holds a portfolio of large multiple-award indefinite-delivery vehicles. The top vehicles by task-order volume are Navy NAVFAC contracts (Indefinite Delivery Contracts N6871102D2874 with 21 task orders and N6871199D6443 with 20 task orders) for design-build construction across Indo-Pacific locations. Anchoring the dollar side are the NAVFAC Pacific Indo-Pacific MACC ($990 million, awarded April 18, 2025), the Air Force Civil Engineer Center Comprehensive Construction & Engineering (C2E) vehicle ($15 billion ceiling, awarded September 30, 2025), the Department of State Worldwide Design-build Construction and Construction Projects IDIQ ($150 million, partial small business set-aside, awarded June 30, 2022), and the Navy Guam Design-Build MACC ($600 million, total small business set-aside, awarded September 29, 2023). Additional vehicles include the Army Corps of Engineers Kwajalein MATOC ($495 million), the Army Central America Design-Build MATOC ($99 million, awarded July 13, 2026), and the SDVOSB/HUBZone Multiple Award Construction Contract Northwest ($550 million range). These vehicles span domestic military installations (Guam, Hawaii, Naval Base Kitsap, Moffett Federal Airfield, San Diego), overseas military posts (Djibouti, Bahrain), and diplomatic facilities worldwide.

Activity trajectory shows deceleration year over year. Awards peaked at 28 in 2023, declined to 23 in 2024, 18 in 2025, and 12 through early October 2026. Twenty-eight awards with combined potential value of $257.7 million face ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months and trigger recompete exposure. On the definitive-contract side, Sea Pac has executed substantial single-award work with the State Department for overseas facility upgrades—a $4.75 million photovoltaic and renewable energy installation at the U.S. Embassy in Maputo, Mozambique (October 26, 2023); a $6.03 million energy conservation and solar project at the U.S. Embassy in Kigali, Rwanda (September 26, 2023); and a $13.8 million lease fit-out at the U.S. Embassy in Honiara, Solomon Islands (September 30, 2024)—alongside Navy work including a $34.3 million dormitory renovation at Andersen Air Force Base in Guam (August 26, 2025) and a $36.9 million dormitory renovation at the same facility (July 29, 2025), both set-aside for HUBZone firms.

Work scope is concentrated in commercial and institutional building construction (NAICS 236220, 169 awards), with secondary concentrations in industrial building construction (22 awards), site preparation (9 awards), and HVAC and elevator maintenance (7 awards each). Recent representative task orders include a $21.955 million Building 20 renovation at NASA Ames' Moffett Federal Airfield (September 26, 2023), a $9.348 million natural gas system reliability restoration at the same facility (September 25, 2026), a $14.85 million unaccompanied housing conversion in Guam (September 5, 2025), and a $2.73 million automated water data acquisition system at Fena Dam on Naval Base Guam (September 15, 2025). Sea Pac also executes facilities maintenance and infrastructure upgrades in strategic overseas locations including Djibouti, Philippines, and the Indo-Pacific, supporting critical military and diplomatic operations.

AWARD WINNING Construction Mgmt., General Contractor (vertical & horizontal), Design Builder, Self Performing Crews; HUBZone Firm; LEED/ Energy and Security Projects; Web-Based Project Mgmt.; 100's of successful projects $500K-$15M; Clients: DOD, NAVFAC, USACE, Air Force, DOS-OBO, NASA, USPS, GSA