Coiling Technologies, Inc.

Coiling Technologies, Inc. manufactures helical compression springs, helical torsion springs, extension springs, retaining rings, lifting rings, and related spring hardware components for the federal government as a small business prime contractor. The Houston, Texas-based company competes under total small business set-asides on the majority of its work and holds ISO 9001 certification. Primary NAICS framing is 332613 (Spring Manufacturing) with secondary codes in hardware fabrication; PSC category 53 (Coil, Flat, Leaf, and Wire Springs) dominates the footprint.

The company's customer concentration is extreme: DLA Land and Maritime alone accounts for 650 awards worth $17.6 million combined potential value—nearly 50% of the portfolio by award count and 39% by dollars. When combined with Army TACOM Life Cycle Management Command (22 awards, $11.6 million) and DLA Troop Support Hardware (511 awards, $10.7 million), these three customers anchor 98% of combined potential value across 1,173 awards. The concentration divergence is decision-relevant: DLA Land and Maritime dominates both rankings, but TACOM's $11.6 million in dollars comes from only 22 awards—primarily large blanket purchase agreements—while DLA Troop Support Hardware's $10.7 million is distributed across 511 purchase orders, indicating high transaction volume but lower average order value. Additional customers include DLA Aviation (50 awards, $293 thousand), Naval Sea Systems Command (34 awards, $455 thousand), Naval Supply Systems Command (17 awards, $543 thousand), and DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment (33 awards, $3.2 million).

Coiling Technologies holds a portfolio of single-award indefinite delivery contracts with DLA Land and Maritime, each carrying $250,000 to $350,000 ceilings and designated for total small business set-aside. Recent IDCs awarded between April and June 2026 cover specific spring NSNs including helical compression springs (NSN 5360016995542, 5360013726372, 5360014818427, 5360008451520, and others), helical torsion springs (NSN 5360010656852, 5360015091062), and spring probe assemblies (NSN 5360002465185). These vehicles generate continuous task-order activity; the top five parent IDIQs carry 12, 11, 11, 10, and 8 task orders respectively, with combined potential values ranging from $40,000 to $246,000. The company also holds a substantial blanket purchase agreement with Army TACOM Life Cycle Management Command valued at approximately $5 million through October 2028, representing the second-largest dollar pool across the portfolio despite fewer underlying awards.

Activity has remained consistent over the past five years, averaging 120 awards annually with 156 awards in 2025 and 103 in 2026 year-to-date through July. The 1,323 total awards reflect a high-volume, small-dollar-value transactional model; most individual purchase orders range from $1,000 to $50,000, though occasional larger set-asides reach $150,000 to $170,000. Within the next twenty-four months, 26 awards with combined potential value of $1.5 million face ultimate completion and will require recompete action. The vendor operates exclusively as a prime contractor with no identified subcontractor role; the 100% prime-to-sub split indicates Coiling Technologies manufactures its own products rather than serving as a systems integrator or middleman.

Category concentration is overwhelming: 969 of 1,323 awards (73%) are coded to Spring Manufacturing (NAICS 332613), with 1,241 awards classified under PSC 53 (Coil, Flat, Leaf, and Wire Springs). The remaining awards scatter across hardware fabrication codes (Fastening Devices, Commercial Hardware, Nuts and Washers) and represent tangential spring-related products such as spring washers and retaining rings. This single-capability vendor earns all federal revenue from military supply chain replenishment of standardized, off-the-shelf spring components to DLA depots and Naval maintenance facilities. The business model is straightforward: respond to DLA and Army solicitations with firm-fixed-price bids on commodity springs, win total small business set-asides and unrestricted procurements, manufacture to specification, and deliver to designated government distribution centers. Recompete exposure is contained; most IDIQs renew annually or until ceiling, enabling steady contract vehicle turnover rather than cliff-risk consolidation.

Custom springs - Large bar hot / cold winding spring manufacture. Centerless grinding bar, turning bar, shot peening to mil specifications. Compression springs, torsion, extension, wave springs, washers, leaf springs, belville washers.