Century Metal Parts Corp

Century Metal Parts Corp, a veteran-owned small business manufacturer based in Bay Shore, New York, is a prime contractor supplying precision metal components and assemblies to the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) across multiple components, competing predominantly through full-and-open procurements with no identified subcontractors across its footprint.

The company's capability portfolio centers on specialized metal fabrication for defense logistics. Representative work spans tie-down adapters, guy stakes, cargo ring trays, antenna components, handrails, fuel tank cap retainers, brake actuating links, cleaning rods, cable reels, and towing equipment. Recent awards illustrate the breadth: a $303,624 delivery order from DLA Clothing and Textiles (November 2025) for flagstaffs under an indefinite delivery contract with a $1.74 million ceiling; a $85,423.73 purchase order from DLA Aviation (November 2025) for fabricated wire products and fittings; and a $47,008 total-small-business-set-aside purchase order from DLA Land and Maritime (June 2025) for antenna components. The company manufactures items directly—it does not subcontract—and holds nine active indefinite delivery contracts (IDCs) with DLA components, with ceilings ranging from $250,000 to $1.74 million.

Customer concentration is extreme and single-threaded. The Defense Logistics Agency and its subordinate components account for 85% of recent awards by count and the overwhelming majority by dollar value. Within DLA, Land and Maritime leads with 771 awards and $14.1 million combined potential value, followed by Aviation with 492 awards and $9.3 million. DLA Troop Support Clothing and Textiles, Construction and Equipment, and Hardware round out the top five. No other federal agency appears materially in the footprint. Awards cluster under product service codes for antennas, hardware, nails, pins, and vehicular accessories, reflecting the company's focus on small metal components and fasteners.

Activity has been steady but has decelerated markedly in 2025 and 2026. The company received 87 awards in 2022, 76 in 2023, 87 in 2024, 49 in 2025, and 7 through March 2026. Combined potential value across the full award footprint is $150.9 million, with $41.3 million obligated to date. A recompete cliff is minimal: only 14 awards with ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $68 thousand, indicating that most of the company's IDC vehicles and task orders have longer runways or have already been exercised.

The company's posture is overwhelmingly non-set-aside. While Century Metal Parts Corp is certified as a veteran-owned small business, the majority of awards carry no set-aside designation. Total small business set-asides appear regularly but inconsistently across the footprint—present on approximately one-third of named awards—and are not the vendor's primary vehicle for competing. This full-and-open posture across DLA components reflects the company's ability to win competitively on price and past performance.

Set-asides are not a defining characteristic of this vendor's federal contracting posture. The company competes across the full DLA supply chain, leveraging veteran-owned status as a credential but not as a gating mechanism for its core business.

Metal products manufacturer. Government contracts for defense logistic agency.