PUCKETT MACHINERY COMPANY

Puckett Machinery Company specializes in the repair, maintenance, and overhaul of heavy-duty commercial and industrial machinery, with deep expertise in marine and military-grade diesel propulsion systems, particularly Caterpillar engines and associated auxiliary equipment. The contractor delivers complex engine overhauls, pump replacements, and comprehensive maintenance on shipboard power systems, construction equipment, and industrial machinery used in federal operations. Their technical proficiency spans Tier 3 and Tier 4 diesel systems, including 3500-series and 3512B engines, with hands-on experience on ship service diesel generators, telehandlers, dozers, excavators, and motor graders. They demonstrate a strong command of manufacturer-specific service protocols, diagnostic procedures, and precision component reconditioning, often operating under strict performance work statements for mission-critical assets. The company maintains consistent relationships with the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Defense, providing mission-critical maintenance for Coast Guard cutters, Army Corps of Engineers equipment, and naval support systems. Their work for DHS focuses on vessel propulsion reliability, while DoD contracts center on sustainment of heavy construction and material-handling fleets in austere environments. They also support the Department of Commerce on research vessel power systems, indicating experience with scientific platform logistics. Puckett’s primary industry focus is in shipbuilding and repair, commercial and industrial machinery maintenance, and engine equipment manufacturing—areas where they bridge manufacturing precision with field-service agility. They serve the maritime defense, federal construction, and industrial logistics sectors with a niche in legacy and high-torque diesel systems. As a 2L entity based in Flowood, Mississippi, Puckett Machinery Company operates as a mid-sized, locally rooted contractor with no federal certifications on record. Their geographic positioning supports Gulf Coast and inland federal operations, enabling rapid response to military and civilian infrastructure needs across the Southeastern U.S.