D. Gillette Industrial Service's Inc.

D. Gillette Industrial Service's Inc., a Pennsylvania-based woman-owned small business, supplies specialized military aviation components, ground support equipment, fabricated assemblies, and maintenance services to Department of Defense agencies as a prime contractor under 8(a) sole-source and set-aside vehicles. The company is certified as an Economically Disadvantaged Women-Owned Small Business (EDWOSB) and an SBA 8(a) Program participant, and operates as a Subchapter S Corporation and self-certified small disadvantaged business. D. Gillette competes predominantly under set-asides—approximately 55% of its prime award footprint carries either 8(a) Sole Source or Total Small Business designations—though it also wins full-and-open delivery orders and BPA calls.

D. Gillette's customer concentration is heavily weighted to naval aviation and munitions support. The Naval Air Warfare Center accounts for 50% of recent awards (69 awards, $93.3 million combined potential value) and anchors most of the company's dollar growth. The Navy's Naval Sea Systems Command, Army Joint Munitions Command, and Army Communications Electronics Command round out the top five funding agencies. The two customer rankings diverge sharply on dollars: while NAWC dominates both volume and value, Naval Sea Systems Command and Army Communications Electronics Command deliver outsized potential value through fewer, higher-ceiling IDIQs ($57.2 million and $28 million, respectively). D. Gillette serves 19 distinct federal agencies across the defense industrial base.

D. Gillette holds a diversified portfolio of indefinite-delivery vehicles. Its largest active vehicles include a $14.7 million single-award IDIQ with Naval Air Warfare Center for QEC-NP2000 propeller dollies (awarded April 2026), a $9 million Blanket Purchase Agreement with NAWC for manufacturing commodities (April 2025), a $21 million Army Communications Electronics Command multiple-award IDIQ for welding and fabrication services at Tobyhanna Army Depot (September 2025), a $7.5 million Army RD&E Command BPA for laboratory and engineering support, a $5.5 million Naval Air Warfare Center IDIQ for common store dollies and maintenance stands (January 2026), and a $3.1 million Joint Munitions Command 8(a) sole-source IDIQ for machine bolts and consolidated parts (December 2023). Task-order activity against these vehicles has remained steady, with nine task orders drawn from one W-series IDIQ and six from the NAWC blanket agreement.

Activity has grown materially year over year—18 awards in 2022 rising to 27 in 2024—though recent quarters show moderation: eight awards in 2026 and 22 in 2025. Of 137 total prime awards in the source footprint, only five (combined potential value $622 thousand) face ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, indicating minimal near-term recompete exposure. Combined potential value across the award portfolio stands at $206.8 million, with $35.2 million obligated to date.

Capability concentration aligns with naval aviation maintenance and munitions production. The top NAICS categories are Machine Shops (42 awards), Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (17 awards), and Industrial Truck and Tractor Machinery Manufacturing (15 awards). Top PSC codes reflect the mix: Aircraft Maintenance and Repair Shop Specialized Equipment (31 awards), Aircraft Ground Servicing Equipment (19 awards), and Guided Missile Components (10 awards). Representative work includes a $1.7 million 8(a) sole-source definitive contract from Naval Air Warfare Center for common stores dollies (September 2023, completion December 2025); a $1.1 million definitive contract from Naval Air Warfare Center for aerial refueling stores (August 2023, completion February 2025); a $2.6 million Navy Non-Recurring Engineering contract for naval aviation support services (May 2022, extending through January 2026); a $3.1 million Joint Munitions Command IDIQ for machine bolts, dummy connectors, tension pins, and consolidated parts (December 2023); a $1.3 million Naval Air Warfare Center definitive for gauge shock servicing sets (July 2021, extended to July 2022); fabrication and cable-assembly work under the $21 million Army Communications Electronics Command IDIQ at Tobyhanna; and recurring small-dollar delivery orders for aircraft fixtures, solenoid valve assemblies, shock link assemblies, top plates, and hoisting equipment drawn from standing BPAs and IDIQs. D. Gillette also performs HVAC water testing and treatment at Naval Facilities Engineering Command in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania under a $1.3 million 8(a) definitive contract running through April 2030, and supplies fall protection system inspections and testing services at Naval Security Activity locations under a $545 thousand NAVFAC IDIQ.

D. Gillette does not appear in the source as a subcontractor; all 137 awards reflect prime contractor status. The company operates from Stockton Township (also referenced as Stockertown Township) in Pennsylvania and performs specialized manufacturing and assembly work at that location, with work also occurring at Letterkenny Munitions Center and Tobyhanna Army Depot supporting customer needs. Place of performance spans Pennsylvania locations and subordinate Navy, Army, and Defense Logistics Agency installations nationwide.

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