OCEAN INSTRUMENTS OF WASHINGTON, LLC

OCEAN INSTRUMENTS OF WASHINGTON, LLC specializes in the design, manufacturing, and lease of precision analytical laboratory instruments for scientific and environmental research applications. Their core capability centers on the development of specialized equipment such as the BX-750 Box Corer, a robust, field-deployable device used for sediment sampling in marine and freshwater environments. The company demonstrates technical expertise in mechanical engineering for underwater instrumentation, environmental sensor integration, and ruggedized system design optimized for harsh field conditions. Their solutions are engineered for high-reliability operation in remote locations, with emphasis on reproducibility, minimal contamination, and compatibility with downstream laboratory analysis workflows. Differentiators include bespoke instrument customization, adherence to scientific standards for sample integrity, and direct support for field-based environmental monitoring programs. The contractor has delivered solutions to the Department of the Interior, primarily supporting geological and ecological research initiatives requiring precise in-situ sampling. Their engagement reflects a focused partnership in advancing data collection for land and water resource management, particularly in federal conservation and monitoring programs. The primary NAICS code, 334516, reflects their niche in analytical laboratory instrument manufacturing—specifically, the production of instruments used for environmental and geochemical analysis. This positions them as a specialized supplier within the environmental science and oceanographic instrumentation market, serving research-driven federal agencies rather than commercial or industrial sectors. OCEAN INSTRUMENTS OF WASHINGTON, LLC is a small business entity based in Fall City, Washington, with no federal certifications on record. Their geographic presence is localized but strategically aligned with U.S. federal environmental science programs, positioning them as a niche provider of mission-critical sampling tools for government-funded research.