Corland CO.

Corland CO., doing business as Corland Co, operates as a subcontractor (66% of its recent federal work) and prime contractor on military hardware procurement, supplying fasteners, hand tools, and precision-machined components for missile systems, fighter aircraft, and naval platforms. Headquartered in Inglewood, California, Corland Co is a for-profit corporate entity with no active SBA set-aside designations across its federal footprint; the company competes full-and-open on both prime and sub opportunities.

Corland Co's capability portfolio centers on fasteners and hardware for defense platforms. The company's sub work runs almost entirely through Raytheon Company and the Raytheon/Lockheed Martin Javelin Joint Venture, supplying screws, bolts, clamps, nut plates, washers, hand tools, terminals, and precision-machined components for the Patriot missile system, Stinger missile production, TOW missile assembly for Ukraine and U.S. customers, CIWS (Close-In Weapon System) production, SM-2 and SM-6 tactical missiles, F-22 sensor enhancements, F-16 mission module computer upgrades, F-15EX Eagle Vision radar systems, AMRAAM missiles, and the AN/SPY-6(V) naval radar. A representative sub award from May 2025 involved 55,681 self-locking nut plates for the Javelin production system ramp-up under contract W31P4Q-23-D-0014. Corland Co also maintains a single prime contract with the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command (Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime funding agency), a purchase order for electrical components awarded April 2026 at a ceiling of $150, reaching completion in May 2026.

Customer concentration reflects defense-heavy platform dependency. The Navy Naval Sea Systems Command represents the largest order count at twelve awards, followed by the Army Materiel Command's Communications Electronics Command and PEO Missiles and Space at six awards each, and the Air Force Materiel Command Aeronautical Systems Center at six awards. Combined, these four customer organizations account for 66% of award count. Dollar concentration is constrained — combined potential value across all fifty-three awards totals $10.2 million, with only $3.4 million obligated to date — but the portfolio splits across fourteen distinct customer agencies with exposure to NASA Goddard Space Center (five awards, $198 thousand potential value). The source does not identify parent vehicles that structure Corland Co's positioning; task orders visible in the data reference Navy, Army, and NASA basic ordering agreements and blanket purchase agreements, with three task orders under Air Force Indefinite Delivery Contract FA863421D2707.

Activity accelerated in 2024 and 2025 (seventeen and eight awards respectively, compared to one award in 2022) and continued in 2026 (nine awards year-to-date through June). Corland Co's Raytheon sub relationship spans multiple fiscal years and program tiers — CIWS production, air-defense systems, fighter-jet upgrades, and close-proximity missile variants — indicating sustained teaming posture on the prime's component supply chain. The company's NAICS footprint clusters around guided missile manufacturing (8 awards), search-detection-navigation systems (13 awards), and hardware manufacturing and wholesale (13 awards combined).

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