Wells Professional Consulting Services LLC

Wells Professional Consulting Services LLC, a Wells, Maine–based for-profit limited liability company, operates almost entirely as a subcontractor (98% of recent awards) on Navy shipbuilding and ship-alteration programs, with one recent prime contract for hazardous material services. The vendor carries no SBA set-aside designations and competes in full-and-open solicitations.

Wells holds a narrow, specialized footprint concentrated on submarine and surface-vessel maintenance and modernization work. The Navy accounts for all 59 awards in the source record, spanning 51 sub-awards on Navy-wide programs, 7 awards under Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA), and 1 award under United States Fleet Forces Command (Atlantic). Across the portfolio, 54 awards fall under NAICS 541330 (Ship Building and Repairing), with 4 additional awards in engineering services. The single prime award is a $377,263 purchase order from Naval Sea Systems Command on March 27, 2026, for hazardous material services with ultimate completion on April 1, 2026, performed in Portland, Maine, on a firm fixed-price basis.

Wells's subcontractor role is almost entirely rooted in Electric Boat Corporation, which accounts for the overwhelming majority of the 58 sub-awards spanning 2022 through 2024. Sub-award descriptions cluster around two recurring themes: incrementally funded point changes for C4I alteration installation team support on submarine programs (Point Change 768.500 appears across dozens of funding actions from 2022 through 2024), and baseline clarifications for special hull treatment tile and fairing removal and reinstallation work on USS Hartford (SSN 786) and other vessels. Wells also subcontracts to Huntington Ingalls Inc., performing Boise UIPI implementation support under an Early Production Period sub-award dated December 13, 2023. The source does not identify specific job classifications or hourly rate posture.

Activity peaked in 2023 with 24 awards, declining to 16 in 2024 and falling to 1 award year-to-date in 2026. The combined potential value across all awards reads as $377,000, but obligated dollars total $4.5 million — a signal that Wells operates on task-order incremental funding typical of Navy ship-alteration work rather than fixed-price primes. Nearly all sub-awards are funding actions, point changes, or scope adjustments to underlying Electric Boat contracts rather than discrete procurements, indicating Wells holds a steady labor-augmentation or specialized-crew role on multi-year submarine and surface-vessel programs.