Military Job Contractors in Maine FY2013

List of Contractors by Percentage of State Total

 

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TOP FIVE:

 

1. Bath Iron Works – Bath

• $1,339,519,234

• Arleigh Burke and Zumwalt Class Destroyers

  • $737,358,769 of payments for Arleigh Burke Class Destroyers

  • $212,000,000 single contract for Zumwalt Class Destroyer Modifications

• 76.32% of state total for FY2013

• Owned by General Dynamics since 1995

 

2. Martins Point Health Care (aka Penobscot Bay Medical Associates) – Portland

• $288,241,521

• Penobscot Bay Medical Associates, doing business as Martin's Point Health Care, is a health care company that offers health plans and primary care services in northern New England and New York.

• It provides TRICARE Prime plan, the United States family health plan, which serves military beneficiaries through a network of providers in Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, and northeastern New York.

• 16.42% of total

 

3. City of Bangor – Bangor

• $38,033,262

• Jet Fuel

• 2.17% of total

 

4. Reed & Reed, Inc. – Woolwich

• $16,766,500

  • $13,232,500 bid for berth repair in Kittery, ME

• Construction, Dredging, etc.

• 0.96% of total

 

 

5. CCI SOLUTIONS LLC – Augusta

• $16,231,338.51

• Facilities work

• 0.92% of total

 

 

 

Remaining:

 

• KMK CONSTRUCTION Inc - Eliot

  • $10,878,451.25

  • Facilities work

  • 0.62% of total

• OAK POINT ASSOCIATES – Biddeford

  • $6,238,914.77

  • Facilities work

  • 0.36% of total

• SOURCE FOR NATIVE AMERICAN PRODUCTS LLC – Princeton

  • $4,869,013.88

  • Camouflage clothing

  • 0.28% of total

• Fiber Materials Inc, a subsidiary of GrafTech International Ltd. – Biddeford

  • $3,720,043.00

  • Fiber Materials, Inc. manufactures and distributes high temperature materials, composites, carbon and graphite insulation, and carbon/carbon composite products.

  • The company weaves multi-directional carbon fiber for use in the construction of rocket motor assemblies and specialty fabrics used in ballistic shields, reinforced armor, and recreational vehicles.

  • Acquired by GrafTech International Ltd. Oct. 31, 2011

  • Also has a number of NASA contracts

  • 0.21% of total

• CCI ENERGY AND CONSTRUCTION SERVICES – Augusta

  • $3,473,271.00

  • Water supply facilities work

  • 0.20% of total

• PENOBSCOT INDIAN NATION ENTERPRISES – Indian Island

  • $2,819,158.51

  • Construction of and cable for recreational buildings

  • 0.16% of total

• NORTHERN NENG EMPLOYMENT SVCS – Portland

  • $1,852,111.15

  • Administrative and janitorial services

  • 0.11% of total

 

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