Deane, Danny

Deane, Danny, doing business as Precision Finishing, is a small-business sole proprietorship based in Oceanside, California, that provides lawn mower maintenance and repair, commercial laundry equipment maintenance (washers and dryers), and facility support services exclusively to the United States Marine Corps and Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center as a prime contractor. The company competes predominantly under small-business set-asides on Marine Corps indefinite delivery contracts, though the majority of individual delivery orders carry no set-aside designation.

Precision Finishing's capability portfolio centers on equipment maintenance and repair for military facility operations. Representative work includes a $176,839 firm-fixed-price delivery order (August 2024) from the Marine Corps for procurement of a commercial gas stacked dryer at Camp Pendleton North; a $145,299 delivery from Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center for dryer provision at Twentynine Palms; and a $237,463 delivery order (September 2022) from the same command for dryers. The company also performs lawn mower maintenance, repair, and evaluation services—a $76,615 time-and-materials delivery order (May 2024) for lawn care maintenance services at Camp Pendleton North exemplifies this work. Beyond equipment procurement, Precision Finishing supplies over-and-above parts and materials, spare components, and hourly major repair services to support ongoing Marine Corps operations.

Customer concentration is absolute. The Marine Corps accounts for 92 awards (86% of the combined potential value of $8.6 million), and the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center accounts for 14 awards ($2.9 million). Both customers serve the same geographic footprint—Camp Pendleton North and Twentynine Palms, California—reflecting a customer base compressed to a single federal command and two installations. The vendor has served these two customers since 2014.

Precision Finishing holds positions on five indefinite delivery contracts, all issued by the Marine Corps. The largest vehicle, IDC M0068118D0008, has generated 57 task orders carrying $207 thousand in combined potential value; IDC M0068119D0005 accounts for 15 task orders ($1.9 million); and IDC M6739918D0007 represents 13 task orders ($1.3 million). A fourth IDC, awarded March 6, 2024 (set aside for total small business with a $205,398 ceiling through February 2027), carries lawn mower maintenance and repair services and has generated three task orders to date, including a $61,330 Option Year 2 delivery order awarded March 1, 2026.

Activity has declined sharply. The vendor averaged 13 awards per year in 2022 and 2023, dropped to 8 in 2024, and has received only 1 award in 2025 and 1 in 2026 to date. Only one award ($61 thousand) faces ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting minimal recompete exposure near term but signaling a substantial contraction in task order issuance. The source does not indicate whether this decline reflects reduced Marine Corps demand, competitive displacement, or a shift in the vendor's service model.

Work is performed at Camp Pendleton North and Twentynine Palms (Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center), California. The vendor's service footprint is geographically concentrated and functionally narrow: 63 awards fall under NAICS 811411 (Home and Garden Equipment Repair and Maintenance), and 43 awards fall under Appliance Repair and Maintenance. The combined potential value across 106 prime awards totals $11.4 million, of which $5.5 million has been obligated (48%), and the vendor has no subcontract footprint.