SHERIDAN MONTAG

SHERIDAN MONTAG specializes in the operational management and logistical support of maritime infrastructure, with a demonstrated focus on boathouse leasing and port facility operations. Their core capabilities center on the maintenance, coordination, and regulatory compliance of waterfront assets used by federal agencies, particularly in support of coastal and waterborne missions. Technical expertise includes facility lease administration, environmental and safety compliance for maritime structures, and coordination with port authorities to ensure operational readiness. The contractor’s specialization in boathouse operations suggests deep familiarity with U.S. Coast Guard and DHS maritime security protocols, asset utilization standards, and infrastructure sustainment practices unique to port environments. Their differentiation lies in niche proficiency in managing small-scale but mission-critical water-based infrastructure under stringent federal oversight. The contractor has delivered services to the Department of Homeland Security, specifically supporting maritime infrastructure needs through the leasing and management of boathouse facilities. This relationship indicates alignment with DHS components engaged in port security, coastal patrol, and waterborne threat mitigation, likely involving coordination with U.S. Coast Guard or Customs and Border Protection assets. The work reflects a pattern of supporting operational logistics rather than large-scale construction or engineering, emphasizing asset readiness and facility accessibility. The primary NAICS code, 488310—Port and Harbor Operations—reflects a focused market position in the management and support of federal maritime infrastructure, distinct from broader transportation or construction sectors. This vertical specialization positions the contractor as a niche provider of facility services within the maritime domain, serving agencies requiring secure, functional, and compliant water-based operational assets. SHERIDAN MONTAG is a Woman-Owned Business operating from Bellingham, Washington, with a structure classified as 2J, indicating a small business entity. The firm’s geographic presence in the Pacific Northwest supports regional federal maritime operations, and its certification enhances its eligibility for targeted contracting opportunities under women-owned business set-asides.