Seatrax Inc.

Seatrax Inc. is a woman-owned small business manufacturer of marine and offshore crane technologies headquartered in Houston, Texas. The company has maintained a registered presence in the federal procurement system since September 2001 and specializes in the design, manufacturing, repair, maintenance, and inspection of specialized marine equipment, with particular expertise in crane systems for federal maritime infrastructure projects. Seatrax Inc. serves as a critical partner to the U.S. federal government, primarily through the Department of the Army and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, providing comprehensive engineering services, equipment repairs, parts supply, and logistics support for waterborne transportation operations across multiple district operations.

Seatrax Inc.'s federal contract work encompasses a diverse array of services and deliverables reflecting its role as both an equipment manufacturer and specialized service provider. The company has received numerous prime federal contract awards including definitive contracts for the delivery of heavy lift cranes valued at $7,018,500 and $9,480,000, awarded by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' ENDIST Philadelphia and ENDIST Huntington divisions for deployment on construction barges supporting navigation maintenance and infrastructure projects. Beyond major equipment procurement, Seatrax Inc. has completed extensive work on crane repair, maintenance, and inspection services, with individual purchase orders and blanket purchase agreement task orders ranging from approximately $6,000 to $455,004.50 for activities such as annual crane inspections at facilities in Pleasant Valley, Iowa, onsite repair and testing of specialized derrickboat crane systems, troubleshooting and diagnostic services for the Regional Rivers Repair Fleet, hoist controller adjustments, slew gearbox delivery and installation, and original equipment manufacturer parts supply. The company has also provided engineering support services for the Medium Capacity Fleet and bank grader equipment maintenance across multiple geographic locations including Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Cleveland, Ohio; Memphis, Tennessee; and Buffalo, New York. All contract awards to Seatrax Inc. have been made to the company as a prime contractor without subcontractor relationships indicated, and the majority of awards have been executed through the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers without set-aside designations, with the exception of two awards designated as Total Small Business set-asides.

Seatrax Inc. currently holds two active Blanket Purchase Agreements with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, establishing indefinite delivery vehicles for streamlined task order procurement. The first BPA, awarded on September 24, 2024, by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, is valued at $750,000 with a performance period extending through September 2029 and focuses specifically on bank grader crane maintenance and repair services. This vehicle has generated at least two task orders to date, including a $17,250 assessment of a bank grader unit and an $85,190.08 task order for air conditioning troubleshooting services. The second BPA, awarded on August 23, 2023, by the ENDIST Huntington district of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, is valued at $1,150,000 with a performance period extending through August 20, 2028. This broader agreement establishes a framework for waterborne transportation support services encompassing vessel charters, crew management, fuel provision, and maintenance support. Multiple task orders have been issued under this Huntington District BPA, including work on the Derrickboat Monallo III crane repair and testing ($113,180.15), engineering services for the Medium Capacity Fleet ($6,000), hoist controller testing and adjustments ($10,999), troubleshooting support for specialized marine equipment ($11,895.08), and delivery of hoist parts ($123,188.00). Work performed under both BPAs has been conducted primarily at Corps facilities and project locations in Pittsburgh, Cleveland, and other district operational areas, with neither BPA subject to small business set-aside restrictions.