TW Laquay Marine LLC

TW Laquay Marine LLC T W Laquay Marine, LLC Division is a woman-owned small business registered to perform government contracting work. Based in Texas, the company specializes in providing pipeline dredging and emergency shoaling services along the Gulf Coast region. As a limited liability company operating as a for-profit organization, TW Laquay Marine LLC offers rapid response capabilities to address unanticipated navigational hazards impacting coastal shipping channels.

TW Laquay Marine LLC has been awarded prime contracts by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for pipeline dredging projects and to supply emergency shoaling mitigation services through the Galveston District's Rapid Response Pipeline Dredging master contract vehicle. Under a recent $12.9 million firm fixed-price award, the company dredged approximately 3 million cubic yards of material from the Brazos Island Harbor, Brownsville Main Ship Channel, and Port Isabel Channel in Cameron County, Texas. TW Laquay Marine LLC also received a $3,000 minimum guarantee delivery order against the Galveston District's Rapid Response Pipeline Dredging indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract to provide emergency shoaling pipeline services over a five-year period for the Texas coastline. These contracts were competitively awarded without set-asides.

As a prime contractor under the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' $45 million Galveston District Rapid Response Pipeline Dredging master indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity agreement, TW Laquay Marine LLC holds one of multiple contracts to supply rapid response pipeline dredging capabilities through April 2025. The original solicitation included both unrestricted and partial small business set-aside components, with awards made on a lowest price technically acceptable basis. TW Laquay Marine LLC's $3,000 firm fixed-price delivery order against this master agreement enables the company to address unanticipated shoaling events impacting navigational channels along the Texas Gulf Coast over the five-year ordering period. As the designated funding agency, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers aims to ensure maritime safety and accessibility through these rapid response dredging support contracts.