Tidewater Scraping LLC

Tidewater Scraping LLC is a woman-owned small business located in Williamsburg, Virginia, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) since January 2018 with active registration through August 2026. As a for-profit limited liability company, the organization specializes in precision surface preparation and mechanical services, primarily supporting naval and maritime infrastructure projects. The company has established itself as a specialized vendor capable of providing intricate surface treatment and preparation services for complex mechanical components.

The company's federal contract history reveals a consistent pattern of subcontract work primarily with Huntington Ingalls Inc., focusing on detailed scraping services for various naval equipment components. Specific services include scraping foundation surfaces, bearing caps, turbine components, and gland mechanisms across multiple numbered equipment units. Contract descriptions frequently reference precise technical tasks such as scraping main condensate pump foundations, turbine bearing caps, and reduction gear components. The Naval Sea Systems Command has been a primary funding agency, with the most recent prime contract being a firm fixed-price purchase order valued at $73,229.20 for scraping a #3 main reduction gear bearing cap, awarded on July 11, 2025, with a completion date of September 17, 2025. While the contracts are not set-aside, the company's woman-owned small business status potentially provides competitive advantages in federal procurement processes.

Provides the universal restoration of industrial machine metal-to-metal joint mating surfaces. Which is a restoration of pressure boundary components on non-operable machine equipment. These metal-to-metal surfaces typically involve horizontal & vertical casing halves that are bolted together and designed to contain high pressure steam, oil, liquid, and gas from escaping into the atmosphere. Typical machinery would include industrial steam turbines, large pumps, and compressors of various shapes and sizes. Typical installation would be found on ships and power plants.