Brooks & Perkins, Inc.

Brooks & Perkins, Inc., doing business as B & P Manufacturing, Inc., is an SBA-certified HUBZone small business manufacturer based in Cadillac, Michigan, that supplies specialized metal fabrication products—weapon storage systems, shipping containers, and related military logistics equipment—to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor on over 240 federal awards, with the vast majority competed under no set-aside or HUBZone set-aside designations.

The vendor's customer concentration is dominated by the Department of the Navy's Naval Sea Systems Command, which accounts for 173 of the 249 total awards (83% of award count) and $217.6 million of the $240.5 million combined potential value across the prime footprint. The next-largest customer by dollar value, the Naval Air Warfare Center, holds only $9 million across two awards, underscoring NAVSEA's outsized influence on the vendor's revenue stream. Department of the Air Force Materiel Command, Naval Air Systems Command, and Naval Supply Systems Command round out the active customer base with smaller shares. Within the Navy portfolio, the vendor delivers weapon containers (MK-series designations including MK 812, MK 825, MK 841, MK 792), multi-storage weapon racks, elastomeric mounts for Vertical Launch System canisters, shipping containers for ordnance and classified equipment, and related metal fabrication work across multiple geographic sites including Cadillac, Michigan; Wharton and Herndon, Virginia; Ridgeley, West Virginia; Keyport, Washington; Pensacola Beach and West Palm Beach, Florida; and overseas locations.

The vendor's parent-vehicle footprint centers on five large indefinite delivery contracts with NAVSEA: a $49.5 million single-award IDC for undetermined weapon container production (awarded April 2025, running through April 2026) anchors the portfolio with 29 task orders worth $17.7 million; a $22.5 million multiple-award HUBZone IDC for metal weapons containers (awarded May 2022, running through May 2027) has generated 27 task orders valued at $19.9 million; a $3 million single-award IDC for multi-storage weapon racks (awarded September 2022, running through September 2027) supports Navy and Air Force delivery orders; and two older IDCs (N0017417D0037 and N0016415DGT02) continue to generate task orders at smaller scale. Brooks & Perkins also holds a $9 million single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Naval Air Warfare Center (awarded March 2023, running through March 2028) and a $160 thousand single-award IDC with Air Force Materiel Command for F-35 pylon storage stands (awarded July 2022, running through July 2025). Representative recent delivery orders include a $6.23 million award (September 2025) for 111 MK 841 MOD 0 containers with humidity indicators, a $1.44 million award (September 2025) under contract CNU 762 for undetermined weapon container work, a $1.17 million award (November 2025) from NAVSEA for continued container production, and a $1.55 million Total Small Business set-aside delivery order (September 2024) for CNU 762 containers.

Activity has remained consistent over the past five years, with eight to eighteen awards per year (2021–2025), averaging roughly 15 awards annually. Six awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $10.7 million, representing modest recompete exposure given the vendor's large existing IDC ceiling portfolio. The vendor's capability portfolio is narrowly concentrated in metal fabrication; NAICS code 332439 (Other Metal Container Manufacturing) accounts for 125 of 249 awards, with plate work manufacturing and machine-shop services representing secondary NAICS categories. PSC 8145 (Specialized Shipping and Storage Containers) dominates the procurement-code footprint at 73 awards, followed by ammunition and ordnance containers (55 awards) and cabinets, lockers, and shelving (38 awards). Recent awards span no-set-aside and HUBZone-set-aside designations; Total Small Business set-asides have been used in selected awards (such as the Treasury Bureau of Engraving and Printing stack-and-rack-cart contract valued at $420 thousand, awarded August 2023). The vendor subcontracts minimally (1% of awards); named primes include Raytheon Company (AN/AAS-54 retrofit kit development and FLIR spare-parts work for foreign military sales customers, awarded September 2025 and September 2024 respectively) and Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory LLC (mine warfare systems development prototypes, awarded August 2024). Obligated dollars represent 30% of combined potential value across the portfolio ($73 million obligated of $240.5 million total ceiling), consistent with typical Navy ordering patterns on indefinite vehicles where task orders are issued on a draw-down basis over extended performance periods. The vendor operates manufacturing facilities in multiple states—Michigan, New Jersey, West Virginia, Virginia, Oklahoma, and Florida—with primary headquarters in Cadillac and secondary operations supporting regional Navy and Air Force installations.

We perform precision machining, fabrication, welding and engineering for a wide range of systems and components for defense and commercial application. Responsive and reliable, we are ready to support the war fighter through aluminum fabricated products.