Danville Metal Stamping Co Inc.

Danville Metal Stamping Co Inc., a self-certified small disadvantaged business manufacturer based in Danville, Illinois, supplies precision-stamped aerospace components — primarily aircraft torquemeter cowl assemblies, anti-cover assemblies, air duct dampers, gas turbine shields, and turbine shrouds — to the Defense Logistics Agency Aviation as a prime contractor (86% of recent awards) and to major aerospace defense primes as a subcontractor on propulsion system sustainment and engine component programs.

The company operates almost entirely on a full-and-open basis across DLA Aviation's indefinite delivery contracts and Army, Navy, and Air Force procurement vehicles; recent prime awards carry no set-aside designations. Danville Metal Stamping holds two single-award indefinite delivery contracts with DLA Aviation: one valued at $749,999.99 for aircraft torquemeter cowl assemblies and related components (awarded March 3, 2023, through March 2, 2028) and one valued at $249,999.99 for anti-cover assemblies (awarded August 29, 2022, through August 22, 2027). Representative recent delivery orders include $123,576.20 for torquemeter cowl assemblies awarded April 11, 2023, $33,979 for torquemeter cowl assemblies awarded September 3, 2025, and $26,439.05 for anti-cover assemblies awarded January 21, 2026 — all firm fixed-price orders performed at the Danville facility.

Customer concentration is heavily concentrated in defense aviation supply. The Defense Logistics Agency Aviation alone accounts for 217 awards (82% coverage) with $14 million in combined potential value, followed by the Defense Logistics Agency proper (113 awards, $4.7 million), the Department of the Navy (85 awards), the Department of the Army Acquisition Support Center PEO Aviation (73 awards), and the Department of the Air Force (54 awards). The top five customers account for 82% of awards and 81% of combined potential value, with the ranking tracking identically across both volume and dollar metrics. Prime work sits predominantly under a small number of DLA indefinite delivery contracts: Indefinite Delivery Contract W58RGZ21D0027 carries 73 task orders, while SPE4A713D5166, SPE4AX22D0014, SPM48004D0434, and SP048002D1022 carry between 9 and 14 task orders each, with the latter two carrying $413 thousand and $1.8 million in combined potential value respectively.

Activity has grown sharply year over year — five awards in 2022 to 68 in 2025, with eight awards in the first half of 2026 — though the recompete cliff is minimal: only three awards (combined potential value $60 thousand) face ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months. The vendor's subcontract footprint is concentrated with Honeywell International, where Danville Metal Stamping supplies turbine engine nozzles, second-stage turbine components, and combustor liner materials across numerous T55 and TIGER propulsion-sustainment delivery orders. Additional subcontract work flows through Rolls-Royce Corporation (AE 2100D3 propulsion system sustainment and T56 engine repair modules), RTX Corporation (F135 engine control unit design and lot tooling), and General Electric Company (T408 aviation engine hardware). Across prime and sub work, Danville Metal Stamping's capability portfolio is narrowly focused on gas turbine and jet engine component manufacturing — 550 of 659 total awards fall under PSC code for gas turbines and jet engines, aircraft, and components. The combined obligated dollars across all awards total $69.1 million against a combined potential value of $23 million, reflecting the reoccurring nature of small-value delivery orders against indefinite delivery contracts. The company serves as both a direct supplier to DLA Aviation and an embedded supplier within the major aerospace defense industrial base.

Fabricated sheet metal components for gas turbine and aerospace industries.