B&G Manufacturing Co Inc.

B&G Manufacturing Co Inc., doing business as B & G Manufacturing Co, manufactures precision metal fasteners and studs for the U.S. Navy and Defense Logistics Agency as a prime contractor (97% of recent awards) across a large portfolio of small-business-set-aside purchase orders. The company is a for-profit Subchapter S corporation based in Hatfield, Pennsylvania, competing primarily under total small business set-asides; 97% of its recent awards carry small business designations, with the remaining 3% open competition.

B&G Manufacturing's capability footprint centers on custom fastener manufacturing to military specification. The vendor delivers continuous thread studs, hexagon cap screws, socket head cap screws, plain and self-locking nuts, bolts, and specialized fasteners for naval shipbuilding and vessel maintenance. Representative contracts include a $498.7 thousand Naval Supply Systems Command purchase order for eccentric head bolts (February 2024), a $330 thousand order for socket head cap screws (December 2025), a $204.3 thousand order for self-locking heavy hex nuts (February 2024), and a $187.5 thousand order for K-MONEL continuous thread studs to MIL-DTL-1222 specification (July 2025). All work is performed at the Hatfield facility; many orders require ISO-9001 quality system compliance, full material traceability, liquid penetrant or ultrasonic inspection, and government source inspection prior to shipment to Portsmouth Naval Shipyard or other Navy locations. NAICS 332722 (Bolt, Nut, Screw, Rivet, and Washer Manufacturing) covers 382 of the vendor's 658 tracked awards.

Customer concentration is extreme. Naval Supply Systems Command dominates the footprint: 483 awards (73% of total count) carrying $10.9 million in combined potential value—96% of the vendor's total potential value. Naval Sea Systems Command places 73 awards worth $191 thousand. The remaining five customer agencies (Defense Logistics Agency Aviation, DLA Troop Support Hardware, DLA Land and Maritime, and two Navy commands) account for fewer than 3% of awards and less than 1% of dollars. This concentration reflects B&G's role as a recurring supplier of commodity fasteners to Navy supply chains rather than a diversified defense contractor.

B&G Manufacturing places most work under Navy blanket purchase agreements and IDDs rather than government-wide vehicles. The top parent vehicle is Blanket Purchase Agreement N0010414AZE68 (53 task orders, $374 thousand combined value), with five additional Navy-specific IDDs each carrying two to seven task orders. The vendor does not appear on any GSA Schedule, GWAC, or civilian-agency-wide contract vehicle in the source data.

Activity has grown significantly. Awards per year increased from 14 in 2022 to 82 in 2025—a near sixfold increase—then moderated to 19 awards year-to-date in 2026. Forty-one awards (combined potential value $2.4 million) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating moderate recompete exposure. The combined obligated amount ($15.2 million) exceeds combined potential value ($11.3 million), indicating that some awards have been fully invoiced or exceeded their original ceiling.

B&G Manufacturing subcontracts to three major defense primes. Named sub-awards include work for General Atomics on EMALS pre-production planning and standoff hardware; for BAE Systems Land & Armaments on VCS forward assembly material, manufacturing, and delivery; and for Huntington Ingalls on CVN-80 engineering efforts and CVN refueling overhaul fastener components. The sub-awards account for roughly 3% of tracked awards and carry generic hardware and material descriptions without specific dollar magnitudes.

The vendor registered in SAM in 2002 and maintains a stable, narrow footprint: specialty fastener manufacturing to defense specifications for a single customer agency via recurring small-business purchase orders. B&G competes almost entirely under set-asides, avoiding full-and-open competition except where Navy solicitations do not designate a set-aside. This posture limits visibility to prime integrators and civilian agencies but has yielded consistent, high-volume task order flow from NAVSUP's supply chain operations.

MANUFACTURER OF MECHANICAL MACHINED & HOT FORGED FASTENERS AND SPECIAL MACHINED COMPONENTS.