NAICS 336611 · PSC 1940 · Small business joint venture Capability StatementFederal InformationContact
Atlantic CraftPartners JV

Atlantic Craft Partners JV

Capabilities

New construction, repair, refit, overhaul, conversion, modernization and lifecycle support for government vessels. This page states which Member performs each scope and what is brought in from outside.

Scope by performer

Work split among the joint venture Members and outside providers
ScopePerformed byBasis
Capture, proposals, pricing coordinationEvankoff LLCManaging Venturer
Contract administration, program management, schedule and document control, reportingEvankoff LLCManaging Venturer
Hull fabrication, sectional construction, block assemblyMonarch Marine Works, Inc.Project subcontract
Outfitting, machinery installation, systems integrationMonarch Marine Works, Inc.Project subcontract
Production supervision, quality control, yard safetyMonarch Marine Works, Inc.Project subcontract
Launch, dock trials, sea trials, deliveryMonarch Marine Works, Inc.Project subcontract
Naval architecture and design licensesArranged by Monarch; named per projectLicensed designer
Classification, plan approval, class surveyClass society, where the contract requires classThird party
Non-destructive testingQualified NDT provider, named per projectPer project

For each contract the joint venture records the assigned NAICS code, the applicable limitation on subcontracting, and the planned share of work by performer before a binding offer.

Materials

Steel, aluminum, and composite (GRP) hulls. Material selection is made per requirement, driven by weight, lift and transport limits, and service life.

Construction practice

Domestic construction

Hulls and superstructures for Navy and Coast Guard vessels are subject to domestic construction requirements, including 10 U.S.C. 8679. The joint venture builds in the United States. The production site is described on the Facilities page.