Circor Naval Solutions LLC

Circor Naval Solutions LLC, doing business as Warren Pumps, manufactures specialized pumps, valves, seals, and fluid handling equipment for the Department of Defense as a prime contractor, with 99% of recent awards placed as prime contracts. A subsidiary of Colfax Corporation headquartered in Warren, Massachusetts, the company competes in the full-and-open market without set-aside designations and holds primary NAICS 333996 (Fluid Power Pump and Motor Manufacturing) and related PSC codes (43 for Pumps and Compressors). The company is a for-profit manufacturer of goods with no SBA certifications in the recent award footprint.

Warren Pumps' customer concentration is heavily skewed toward maritime and defense logistics. The top five customer agencies account for 87% of recent awards by count, led by the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime (5,989 awards, $185.3 million combined potential value) and Naval Supply Systems Command (525 awards, $185.6 million), followed by DLA Troop Support Hardware, DLA as a whole, and DLA Aviation. The two rankings align closely—maritime supply dominates both volume and dollars—reflecting the vendor's core position as a supplier of replacement and spare parts for naval vessel fluid systems. Recent representative work includes a $485.2 million centrifugal pump for Naval Supply Systems Command (awarded January 2026), a $433,000 centrifugal pump unit (awarded March 2026), a $370.6 million rotor and shaft pump (awarded March 2026), and multiple DLA Land and Maritime orders for pump impellers, wearing rings, and seals ranging from $6,000 to $343.6 million (October 2025 through April 2026).

Warren Pumps places task orders under five primary parent vehicles, all Indefinite Delivery Contracts held with DLA. The top vehicle—Indefinite Delivery Contract SPM76004D9726—carries 1,366 task orders valued at $25.3 million combined potential value. The next three vehicles (SPM76005D7030, SP076004D9726, and SP070099D9735) carry 216, 124, and 105 task orders respectively, with SPM76005D7030 valued at $2.2 million combined. A Basic Ordering Agreement (SP070095G0008) accounts for 73 task orders. The company also holds two single-award IDCs each with a $250,000 ceiling—one from DLA Land and Maritime covering specialized pump parts (awarded October 2024) and one from DLA Land and Maritime for retainer packing (awarded February 2024).

Activity has been robust and relatively stable, with 445 awards in 2025, 494 in 2024, 328 in 2023, and 347 in 2022. A significant recompete exposure sits ahead: 401 awards (combined potential value $105.2 million) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and therefore face recompete risk. The company's long award history—stretching back to 1987 in the source data—and combined potential value of $437.2 million across all awards underscore its status as an anchor supplier to DLA and naval logistics.

In its subcontractor role, Warren Pumps supplies pump assemblies, rotary pumps, and repair materials to major shipbuilders and defense prime contractors. Named subs include Huntington Ingalls Incorporated (for DDG 51 class ship construction and DDG 1000/1001 modernization planning), National Steel and Shipbuilding Company (for USS Harpers Ferry restricted availability repair), Teledyne Brown Engineering (for FMS boat production), and Fairwinds Technologies LLC (for rotary pump and gas seal assembly). These sub awards demonstrate the company's role in supporting capital shipbuilding as well as spare parts logistics.

Warren Pumps' capability portfolio is tightly focused on fluid handling components across standardized, recurring product categories: centrifugal pump impellers and housings, pump rotors and bases, pump shaft sleeves and shafts, bearing sleeves and assemblies, wearing rings and seals, retainer packing and seal assemblies, valve seats, sizing rings, and fastening components (bolts, nuts, keys, washers, plugs, gaskets). The source's category concentration data confirms this focus—top NAICS codes are Pump and Pumping Equipment Manufacturing (3,561 awards), Fluid Power Pump and Motor Manufacturing (1,307 awards), and Bolt/Nut/Screw Manufacturing (497 awards); top PSC codes are Power and Hand Pumps (5,475 awards) and Packing and Gasket Materials (690 awards). The awards are nearly all purchase orders under $400,000 for discrete component or part-kit procurements, with a smaller number of larger single-unit orders (centrifugal pump assemblies, rotors, impellers) reaching into the hundreds of thousands of dollars. This footprint reflects Warren Pumps' role as a specialized supplier of replacement parts and components to sustain naval fleet operations, not a systems integrator or platform contractor.