Goad Company

Goad Company, doing business as Goad Co, manufactures and supplies specialized electroplating chemicals and corrosion-resistant process tanks and containment equipment to the federal government as a prime contractor exclusively, competing predominantly under total small business set-asides. The Independence, Missouri–based for-profit manufacturer operates across the defense supply base with a 25-year federal customer history dating to 1998, holding a $2 million Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Air Force Materiel Command's Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex running through February 2028.

Goad's federal revenue concentrates heavily on the Air Force. The Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex accounts for 71 awards totaling $9 million in combined potential value across 177 total awards in the source data—representing 40% of award count and 87% of total potential value. The second-tier customer set, led by the Navy's Naval Air Systems Command (14 awards, $145 thousand), the Army's TACOM Life Cycle Management Command (10 awards, $264 thousand), and the broader Air Force Materiel Command (8 awards, $445 thousand), rounds out the top five agencies covering 97% of combined potential value. Goad has worked with 21 distinct federal agencies in recent years, but customer concentration at Oklahoma City is extreme—nearly nine-tenths of the dollar pipeline flows from a single subordinate facility.

Goad's capability portfolio centers on firm fixed-price delivery of electroplating chemicals—sulfamate solutions, nickel sulfamate, and dipsol compounds—for aircraft and aerospace equipment maintenance and corrosion protection, supplemented by custom fabrication of chemical storage tank box liners and continuous leak detection systems. Representative prime work includes a $204,056 electroplating chemical BPA call (Order 113) issued June 5, 2025, by the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex in support of the PMXG program; a $92,100 BPA call (Order 127) issued March 4, 2026, for electroplating chemicals under the same parent vehicle; and a $70,270 purchase order issued June 7, 2024, by the Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex for chemical storage tank box liners and continuous leak detection alarm systems. The vast majority of awards—119 of 177 total—carry the total small business set-aside designation, with the remainder competing full-and-open or carrying no set-aside flag.

The two active parent vehicles are the Air Force Materiel Command's Electroplating Chemical BPA FA813218A0001 (43 task orders, $1.1 million combined potential value) and a newer agreement, FA813223A0006 (26 task orders, $872 thousand). Both are total small business set-aside BPAs awarded to Goad as the sole holder. Activity has declined in recent years—16 awards in 2022, declining to 4 awards through April 2026—and the vendor shows no subcontract footprint; all 177 awards are primes. NAICS concentration aligns with electroplating chemistry: All Other Miscellaneous Chemical Product and Preparation Manufacturing accounts for 74 awards, with Adhesive Manufacturing (44 awards) and Metal Tank Manufacturing (12 awards) reflecting the tank-liner and containment-equipment business segment. The vendor operates without federal IDVs, GWACs, or GSA Schedule positions; all work flows from customer-specific BPAs and purchase orders. Goad has not held a federal contract vehicle award in the source timeframe, holding only call positions under customer-issued agreements.

GOAD COMPANY fabricates chemical containment tanks for the electroplating and anodizing industry. Mainly open top 'dip' tanks for wet processes.