Seafix Inc.

Seafix Inc. Guam Division, an SBA HUBZone-certified small business subsidiary of Ambyth Shipping & Trading Inc., delivers ship repair, maintenance, equipment support, and vessel staging services to the Department of the Navy as a prime contractor exclusively under HUBZone and total small business set-asides. The division is based in Tamuning, Guam, and operates under NAICS 336611 (Ship Building and Repairing), with 100% of its federal award footprint in the prime role.

The division's customer concentration is singular and dense. The Department of the Navy Military Sealift Command accounts for 42 awards carrying $401.1 million in combined potential value — 97.7% of Seafix's $410.4 million total award portfolio. Three additional Navy commands (United States Pacific Fleet Forces, Naval Sea Systems Command, and Naval Supply Systems Command) and the Department of Homeland Security U.S. Coast Guard round out the customer set, but Navy MSC dominates both award count and dollar volume. All customer agencies serve the Pacific Fleet and naval maintenance infrastructure in the Guam region.

Seafix operates exclusively under two parent vehicles: the Guam General Ship Repair 2022-2027 IDIQ (Military Sealift Command, $249 million ceiling, HUBZone set-aside, running through November 30, 2027) and a second Indefinite Delivery Contract (N3220517D4906, carrying 39 task orders worth $1.4 million combined potential value). The Guam General Ship Repair IDIQ, a multiple-award vehicle exclusively for HUBZone firms, issued seven task orders to Seafix with $8.5 million combined potential value, including recent large orders: a $7.5 million berthing barge YRBM-25 modification and repair delivery order (Naval Sea Systems Command, December 2024, completion March 2026), a $913,203.71 USNS Yukon repair availability order (Military Sealift Command, October 2025, completion December 2025), and a $46,000.75 USS Springfield deck covering replacement order (Naval Sea Systems Command, November 2025, completion February 2026). Smaller task orders cover vessel staging services (sail staging, motor rewind, rudder staging) for attack and guided-missile submarines including USS North Carolina, USS Annapolis, USS Michigan, and USS Frank Cable, with individual ceiling values ranging from $5,300 to $400,000.

Award activity declined sharply in the 2023–2025 period compared to 2021 (11 awards) and 2022 (5 awards). The source captures only two awards in 2025 (the USS Springfield and USNS Yukon delivery orders, both recent). Critical recompete exposure sits with the Guam General Ship Repair 2022-2027 IDIQ itself, which carries a contract completion date of November 30, 2027; task orders under this vehicle will roll off as completion approaches, and the vehicle will recompete well in advance of that terminal date. Obligated dollars represent only 3% of the combined potential value ($11.1 million obligated against $410.4 million ceiling across both vehicles), signaling that most ceiling value remains unexercised and task-order flow is episodic rather than continuous. The division's capability footprint is narrow and mission-specific: ship repair, maintenance sustainment, equipment support logistics, and vessel staging for Navy and Military Sealift Command assets operating in the Western Pacific.

SEAFIX INCORPORATED (SEAFIX) is the premier multiple disciplined Industrial Assistance and Marine Maintenance and Ship Repair Service company in the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI) and Guam.

SEAFIX maintains an expansive infrastructure base to perform an array of related marine and industrial ancillary activities which also includes:

Hydraulic Hose/Fitting Fabrication

? Pipe Bending

? Machinery Rehabilitation

? Engine Overhaul

? Commercial Diving

? Refrigeration/Air Conditioning

? Heavy Equipment Repair

? Welding/Fitting

? Non Destructive Testing (NDT)

? Life Raft Service Facility

? Certified Tower Climbing

? Generator Maintenance and Repair

? Scaffolding Installation System