Vision Air & Sea Services, Inc.

Vision Air & Sea Services, Inc., doing business as Vision Air, is a Philippines-based international contractor providing vessel repair and maintenance services to the Department of the Navy as a prime contractor, competing exclusively under full and open procurement with no set-asides. The vendor operates from the Subic Bay Freeport Zone in Zambales, Philippines, and holds a single-award Basic Ordering Agreement (N4034523G0005) with U.S. Pacific Fleet Forces running through August 7, 2028, which anchors most of its naval work.

Vision Air's capability portfolio centers on emergent repair, voyage repair availability, and scheduled maintenance for naval and sealift vessels in the Pacific theater. Work spans ship service diesel generator repair, auxiliary boiler services and controls replacement, electrical systems troubleshooting (including specialized Siemens Power Take-Off system repair), refrigeration system maintenance, insulation and lagging replacement, and comprehensive voyage repair coordination. Recent representative work includes a $430,088 firm fixed-price definitive contract from Military Sealift Command (awarded June 9, 2025) for repair and maintenance on the USNS John Ericsson (T-AO 194) through September 30, 2025; a $97,876 purchase order from Military Sealift Command (September 2, 2025) for emergent electrical repair services on the USNS Tippecanoe (T-AO 199), requiring seven days of onboard Siemens-authorized technician support; and a $33,144 purchase order from Naval Sea Systems Command (May 16, 2026) for ship service diesel generator repair on USNS Catawba (T-ATF 168).

Customer concentration sits almost exclusively with the Department of the Navy. The top five customer accounts account for 86% of awards by count. Military Sealift Command dominates with 25 awards and $2.3 million combined potential value, followed by Naval Special Warfare Command (17 awards, $799 thousand) and U.S. Pacific Fleet Forces (8 awards, $122 thousand). A significant dollars-vs.-volume divergence surfaces in the potential-value ranking: the Army's Joint Munitions Command anchors the top position with $10.8 million across two awards, reflecting large-dollar logistics and ammunition handling work, while Military Sealift Command's per-order values run substantially smaller, typical of emergent repair call-outs.

Vision Air operates under a small number of parent vehicles. The Basic Ordering Agreement N4034523G0005 with Pacific Fleet Forces carries the largest volume of task orders (18 task orders, $1.2 million combined potential value), focused on ship repair work. Additional ordering vehicles include an Indefinite Delivery Contract N4034509G0025 (8 task orders, $617 thousand) and an Indefinite Delivery Contract W52P1J10D0026 with the Army (4 task orders, $1.5 million).

Activity has contracted significantly in recent years. Vision Air recorded 10 awards in 2022, declining to one award in 2023, three in 2024, four in 2025, and one as of mid-2026. Combined potential value across all 64 awards totals $15.2 million, with $5.2 million (34%) obligated to date. The vendor operates as a 100% prime contractor with no subcontract footprint in the source data. Work is performed entirely in the Philippines, supporting U.S. naval operations in the Pacific region through forward-based maintenance capabilities at a strategic location for sealift and combat-support vessel turnarounds.