United States · Federal contract register · Supplier record

SUPERIOR SHIPYARD AND FABRICATION, INC.

Line: Non-nuclear ship repair, east (J998)Register loaded to September 2026Compiled 6 October 2026

SUPERIOR SHIPYARD AND FABRICATION, INC. — United States · Federal contract register · Supplier record: 8 contracts, all years ($393,579 · Sep 2009 – Aug 2025); $369K since January 2024 (1 contract · 1 agency); 127th rank in the line (of 219 suppliers · 0.01%); 2 agencies never served ($4.9B on the line without SUPERIOR SHIPYARD AND FABRICATION, INC.).

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8
contracts, all years
$393,579 · Sep 2009 – Aug 2025
$369K
since January 2024
1 contract · 1 agency
127th
rank in the line
of 219 suppliers · 0.01%
2
agencies never served
$4.9B on the line without SUPERIOR SHIPYARD AND FABRICATION, INC.

Own record by year

2025 onward
$369K
20252026

Who buys from SUPERIOR SHIPYARD AND FABRICATION, INC.

since January 2024
1agencies
$369Kpaid
100.0%top buyer
Department of the Interior100.0%
$369,100

Before 2024 only: Department of Homeland Security.

The line

since January 2024
$5.2Bline value
2,436contracts
4agencies
219suppliers
76.5%held by top ten

Non-nuclear ship repair, east (J998)

$2.2B
$1.8B
$1.2B
202420252026Jan–Sep
127thof 219 suppliers
$369,100SUPERIOR SHIPYARD AND FABRICATION, INC. in the line
0.01%share of the line
100.0%of $369,100 spent by Department of the Interior

Agencies that buy the line and never bought from SUPERIOR SHIPYARD AND FABRICATION, INC.

2agencies
1,993contracts
$4,881,685,288since January 2024
Department of Defense1,989 contracts
$4,880,761,435
Department of Transportation4 contracts
$923,853

How the line is bought

by value, since 2024
5%no competition
8%one applicant
0of these to SUPERIOR SHIPYARD AND FABRICATION, INC.
Competed, several suppliers applied1,716 contracts
$4,460,581,319 · 86.2%
Competed, one supplier applied419 contracts
$438,888,110 · 8.5%
Awarded directly, no competition301 contracts
$274,210,883 · 5.3%

Contracts reaching their end dates

Oct 2026 – October 2027
113contracts
$1,457,132,736end by October 2027
33end in December 2026 · $195M
89in agencies never served · $1.4B
$523M
$83.0M
$195M
$12.0M
$146M
$260M
$49.6M
$1.4M
$9.3M
$140M
$39.3M
Oct 2623 contractsNov 2620 contractsDec 2633 contractsJan 279 contractsFeb 275 contractsMar 2711 contractsApr 274 contractsMay 271 contractJun 273 contractsAug 271 contractSep 273 contracts

Suppliers next to it in the line

since January 2024
IMECO INC2 contracts · 1 agency
$374,705
SUPERIOR SHIPYARD AND FABRICATION, INC.
$369,100
DEFENSE MARITIME SOLUTIONS, INC.6 contracts · 1 agency
$360,277
ROLLS-ROYCE CORPORATION4 contracts · 1 agency
$360,052

All 219 suppliers in the line

Fastest-growing supplier in the line

same line
+227%growth

Supplier UEI J1FCJLK5LGU5

2024 to date
$1,014,322,225
2022–2023
$309,819,006

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Source: USAspending.gov, U.S. Department of the Treasury, Bureau of the Fiscal Service, usaspending.gov, accessed 30 September 2026.The data is available to copy, adapt, redistribute, or otherwise use for non-commercial or for commercial purposes (USAspending.gov, Licensing); no Dun & Bradstreet data is shown.