SEABULK LOGISTICS SERVICES LLC

Seabulk Logistics Services LLC specializes in port and harbor operations supporting U.S. Department of Defense maritime assets, delivering critical husbanding, harbor services, and utility support for naval vessels across domestic ports. Their technical expertise includes vessel mooring, berthing coordination, fuel and water provisioning, waste removal, and security perimeter management for military ships such as the USS Donald Cook, USS Truxtun, and USNS Millinocket. The company also provides logistics consulting and engineering support for seaport infrastructure, ensuring operational readiness through precise coordination of maritime logistics chains and facility maintenance. Their differentiated capability lies in rapid-response, mission-critical port services tailored to the unique demands of naval deployments, with deep familiarity in Navy and Military Sealift Command protocols. The contractor maintains a consistent and primary relationship with the Department of Defense, delivering services across multiple commands including Navy, Military Sealift Command, and strategic logistics divisions. Their work supports both active-duty warships and auxiliary vessels, focusing on sustainment operations at key West Coast and strategic port locations such as Long Beach and Los Angeles. This sustained engagement reflects a trusted partnership in enabling naval mobility and readiness through reliable, on-demand port infrastructure support. Seabulk’s industry focus centers on NAICS 488310 (Port and Harbor Operations), where they function as a specialized maritime logistics provider for defense applications. They complement this with niche expertise in logistics consulting (541614) and engineering services (541330) for seaport systems, positioning them as a mission-focused contractor in the defense maritime supply chain rather than a generalist logistics firm. Seabulk Logistics Services LLC is a small business structured as a 2L entity based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. While currently holding no formal government certifications, their operational footprint is anchored in high-demand defense ports, enabling them to serve as a responsive, geographically positioned provider for critical naval support missions.