Jeffery Hughes

Jeffery Hughes, doing business as C & C Manufacturing Co, manufactures fabricated metal parts and machined metal assemblies for military platforms as a prime contractor exclusively to the Defense Logistics Agency across multiple divisions. The company is a self-certified small disadvantaged business and veteran-owned sole proprietorship based in Munford, Alabama, competing entirely under full-and-open procurements with no set-aside designations on individual orders.

C & C Manufacturing specializes in hardware components, structural assemblies, and support equipment for military aircraft, vehicles, and equipment maintenance operations. Recent representative work includes a $6,489 firm fixed-price purchase order from DLA Construction and Equipment for a platform frame assembly (awarded March 20, 2026, with completion targeted July 20, 2026), a $14,595 purchase order for aircraft towbar eyes from the same division (January 22, 2024), a $6,048 order for aircraft stair support components from DLA Construction and Equipment (December 19, 2025), and a $5,054 purchase order for platform steps from DLA Construction and Equipment (May 14, 2024). The company also holds a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with DLA Land and Maritime, awarded March 30, 2026, with a $350,000 ceiling and a Total Small Business set-aside, covering vehicle board ladders with delivery anticipated within 132 days to CONUS and OCONUS DLA depots.

Customer concentration is tightly focused within DLA. The Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime accounts for 101 awards and $866 thousand in combined potential value, followed by DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment with 66 awards and $368 thousand, DLA Troop Support Hardware with 129 awards and $343 thousand, and DLA Aviation with 51 awards and $259 thousand. These four DLA customer segments together represent 96% of recent awards and 90% of combined potential value. The company has maintained continuous federal contracting status with DLA since December 2001 and operates exclusively through purchase orders and its single-award IDIQ; no parent GWACs or multi-award vehicles appear in the portfolio.

Activity has remained modest and relatively flat — five awards in 2026, four in 2025, five in 2024 — with combined potential value across all 389 awards totaling $2.1 million. Only one award faces ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, carrying $6 thousand in potential value. The company competes purely as a prime on routine defense procurement for specialized metal components with typical firm fixed-price purchase orders ranging from under $100 to over $14,000 and completion periods of three to six months. C & C Manufacturing carries no federal subcontract activity; all 389 awards in the source are prime awards.