BOLLINGER MISSISSIPPI REPAIR, LLC

Bollinger Mississippi Repair, LLC specializes in mid-life refits, drydocking, and complex repair operations for federal maritime vessels, with deep expertise in shipbuilding and repair processes governed by U.S. Navy and NOAA standards. The contractor delivers comprehensive vessel sustainment services, including structural reinforcement, propulsion system maintenance, hull integrity restoration, and systems integration for research and survey vessels. Their technical capabilities encompass precision drydock scheduling, corrosion control, electrical and mechanical system overhauls, and compliance with federal marine safety and environmental regulations. A key differentiator is their proven ability to execute mission-critical repairs on NOAA’s high-value scientific platforms under tight operational timelines, ensuring minimal disruption to oceanographic missions. The contractor maintains a focused relationship with the Department of Commerce, primarily supporting NOAA’s fleet of oceanographic and atmospheric research ships. Their work centers on sustaining the operational readiness of specialized vessels through scheduled maintenance cycles and unscheduled repair responses, demonstrating a strong understanding of federal scientific mission requirements and vessel-specific engineering constraints. Bollinger Mississippi Repair, LLC operates exclusively within NAICS 336611, focusing on shipbuilding and repairing services for government-owned maritime assets. This vertical specialization positions them as a niche provider of vessel sustainment for federal science and survey platforms, distinguishing them from broader shipyard contractors. Their market presence is defined by technical precision in repair execution rather than new construction, serving a critical gap in the lifecycle support of federal research vessels. The entity is structured as a 2L concern and is headquartered in Pascagoula, Mississippi, leveraging its strategic Gulf Coast location for access to deep-water facilities and skilled maritime labor. While no formal government certifications are listed, their consistent performance on high-stakes federal contracts reflects a robust quality management system aligned with maritime industry best practices and federal procurement standards.