MCGINNIS, INC.

MCGINNIS, INC. specializes in the dry docking, structural repair, and maintenance of commercial and government-owned vessels, with deep expertise in riverine and fleet support operations. The company delivers precision shipyard services including hull refurbishment, bumper and propulsion system repairs, and dry dock logistics for tugboats, towboats, and light capacity fleet assets. Their technical capabilities extend to de-obligation of remaining funds for legacy vessel programs and integration of mission-critical upgrades within constrained operational timelines. MCGINNIS demonstrates consistent proficiency in navigating U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Navy maintenance protocols, ensuring compliance with maritime safety and environmental standards during in-water and dry-dock interventions. The contractor maintains a sustained relationship with the Department of Defense, primarily supporting the Army’s inland waterway fleet and regional repair stations across the Ohio and Mississippi river systems. Work is concentrated on sustaining operational readiness for military logistics vessels, with recurring engagements at Huntington District and Louisville Repair Station, indicating a trusted, location-specific partnership built on reliability and mission alignment. MCGINNIS’s primary industry focus is shipbuilding and repairing (NAICS 336611), with secondary engagement in petroleum refinery fueling support (NAICS 324110), reflecting dual-domain operational flexibility. In ship repair, they serve as a niche provider for non-combat, inland waterway vessels, differentiating through rapid turnaround, regional familiarity, and hands-on experience with aging fleet infrastructure. Their positioning is that of a specialized regional shipyard contractor, not a large-scale naval shipbuilder, serving critical but underserved segments of the military’s riverine logistics network. MCGINNIS, INC. is a small business structured as a 2L entity, headquartered in South Point, Ohio. While no formal government certifications are listed, their consistent performance on DoD contracts suggests strong adherence to federal procurement standards and quality control protocols. Their geographic presence is anchored in the upper Ohio River Valley, enabling rapid response to regional repair needs and positioning them as a key support provider for Army Corps and military waterborne operations in the Midwest.