Chase Supply, Inc.

Chase Supply, Inc., doing business as Chase Defense Partners, is a small business manufacturer and distributor of engineered fluid power, instrumentation, and aircraft maintenance components that operates predominantly as a prime contractor on full-and-open and small business set-aside procurements with Defense Logistics Agency and Naval commands. The company competes across total small business set-asides and full-and-open vehicles without holding primary SBA certifications, though set-aside designations recur on approximately 25–30 percent of recent awards.

Headquartered in Hampton, Virginia since 2001, Chase Supply manufactures and stocks commodity-class defense components spanning pressure gauges, regulating valves, relief valves, cable assemblies, hose and duct products, filters, oxygen regulators, and manifold assemblies that sustain military aircraft maintenance across Navy, Air Force, and Marine Corps logistics infrastructure. Concrete capability examples include a $30.8 million indefinite-delivery contract with Military Sealift Command (awarded May 26, 2026) for portable lube oil filtration equipment supporting ship readiness; a $2.0 million single-award IDIQ with DLA Aviation (August 19, 2025) for cable assembly power components rated through August 2028; a $125.8 thousand full-and-open purchase order from DLA Aviation (November 17, 2025) for 28 units of cable assemblies; and recurring delivery orders for pressure dial gauges, hose assemblies, relief valves, and manifold components across DLA and Naval commands. The vendor also holds a $454.6 thousand IDIQ with the Federal Aviation Administration (April 6, 2026) for cable assemblies, a $350 thousand single-award vehicle with DLA Aviation (June 9, 2026) for gauges and manifold components running through June 2031, and two Other Transaction IDVs with U.S. Special Operations Command (June 29, 2026) totaling $12.8 thousand for combat diving prototype development.

Customer concentration is extremely high and Navy-forward. The top five funding agencies—DLA Aviation (1,546 awards, $56.6 million), Military Sealift Command (1,216 awards, $92.4 million), DLA Land and Maritime (1,109 awards, $56.2 million), Naval Sea Systems Command (380 awards, $93.6 million), and Naval Supply Systems Command (342 awards, $6.3 million)—account for 88 percent of award count and 92 percent of combined potential value. DLA Aviation, Military Sealift Command, and DLA Land and Maritime dominate both volume and dollars; Naval Sea Systems Command anchors the largest single-customer dollar value despite lower award count, reflecting higher-ceiling contracts for specialized components. Activity has declined modestly in 2025–2026 relative to 2022–2024 (103 awards year-to-date 2026 versus 296–332 annually from 2022–2024), and 44 awards totaling $1.5 million face completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting recompete exposure across recurring supply lines.

Chase Supply operates on single-award indefinite-delivery vehicles rather than multi-award government-wide acquisition contracts. The company holds named IDIQs with DLA Aviation (multiple vehicles at $250,000–$2.0 million ceilings covering gauges, hose, manifold, and cable assembly components, expiring 2027–2031), DLA Land and Maritime, Military Sealift Command ($30.8 million portable filtration IDIQ through May 2031), Naval Sea Systems Command, Naval Supply Systems Command, Federal Aviation Administration, and U.S. Special Operations Command. Task order volume concentrates on DLA vehicles: IDC N0003314D8008 (940 task orders, $16.1 million), IDC N0003310D8005 (133 task orders, $10.4 million), and IDC N0003305D8005 (100 task orders, $9.0 million) represent high-frequency, small-dollar ordering against standing requirements. The vendor places no work under GSA Schedule, GWAC, or multi-award IDIQ structures; government-wide vehicle participation is absent from the source.

Subcontract footprint is negligible by volume (26 subs against 5,216 primes) but includes defense primes: Raytheon Company (Stinger missile production valves, December 2025), Teledyne Brown Engineering (FMS boat production engineering materials and services, October 2025), and Phoenix International Holdings (Shearwater eUBA dive computer firmware upgrades, June 2025, sole authorized DoD provider designation). The sub base reflects niche technology and specialized equipment roles rather than core supply chain participation.

Chase Supply's capability and NAICS footprint center on commodity instrumentation and fluid power. Top NAICS include Instruments and Related Products Manufacturing for Measuring, Displaying, and Controlling Industrial Process Variables (1,165 awards), Other Measuring and Controlling Device Manufacturing (365 awards), Fluid Power Valve and Hose Fitting Manufacturing (328 awards), and Industrial Valve Manufacturing (327 awards). Top PSC codes track pressure/temperature/humidity measurement and controlling instruments (690 awards), valves nonpowered (739 awards), and hose and flexible tubing (374 awards). The vendor manufactures to specification and stocks high-volume replacement parts and consumables rather than engineering or custom development; sole-source justifications on recent awards (NASA Coriolis flow meters, Navy fuel oil flowmeters) cite compatibility and certification uniqueness, not design capability.

services and distrubution for products support for filters, gauges, valves, hoses, fittings and other industrial products and light manufacturing