J.T.D. Stamping Co Inc.

J.T.D. Stamping Co Inc., a small-business manufacturer based in West Babylon, New York, supplies precision stamped metal fasteners and components—flat washers, spring tension washers, shims, spacers, gaskets, and related hardware—to the Defense Logistics Agency as a prime contractor across more than 4,000 purchase orders and indefinite-delivery contract task orders issued since 2005. The company competes predominantly in full-and-open procurements alongside concurrent Total Small Business set-aside positions, delivering firm fixed-price commodity orders with typical four- to six-month completion windows and individual order values ranging from under $1,000 to over $50,000.

J.T.D. Stamping operates as a Subchapter S corporation with manufacturing performed entirely in-house at its Babylon facility, competing under NAICS 332722 (Bolt, Nut, Screw, Rivet, and Washer Manufacturing) and aligned PSC codes. The vendor holds no SBA designations beyond small-business status and generates no subcontract revenue; all 4,125 awards in the source are prime contracts and IDIQs. Recent activity shows sustained volume: 351 awards in 2025, 286 in 2024, and 124 year-to-date through mid-July 2026, with combined potential value across all awards of $76 million and $10.2 million obligated to date (13% realization).

Customer concentration is narrow and within a single agency. The Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) accounts for approximately 99% of awards, split between DLA Aviation (2,126 awards, $11.3 million potential value) and DLA Troop Support Hardware (1,525 awards, $13.7 million potential value). The two rankings diverge notably: DLA Troop Support Hardware dominates potential-value share despite fewer award counts, signaling larger individual order values than Aviation's commodity stream. Smaller customers include DLA Land and Maritime (146 awards, $870 thousand), DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment (234 awards, $912 thousand), and the Naval Supply Systems Command (19 awards, $165 thousand).

The vendor holds three active indefinite-delivery IDIQs with DLA Aviation, each valued at $350,000 and running through 2029–2031. The first IDIQ (SPM5EY13D0555, awarded June 29, 2026, through June 28, 2031) carries a Total Small Business set-aside and generated 68 task orders as of the snapshot. The second (SPM5AZ08D0047, awarded June 1, 2026, through May 28, 2031) is similarly set aside with $349,999.99 ceiling and 47 task orders. The third (SPE4A223D60AB, awarded April 27, 2026, through April 19, 2031) is set aside with $350,000 ceiling and 12 task orders. These vehicles authorize on-demand production of flat washers, spring tension washers, and related stamped metal components, reflecting the vendor's core manufacturing posture.

Representative recent work includes a $39,938.40 Total Small Business purchase order for flat washers (March 2026, completion January 2027), a $53,866.94 Total Small Business purchase order for flat washers (December 2025), a $9,942.80 delivery order for spring tension washers under Total Small Business set-aside (May 2026), and dozens of full-and-open competitive orders in the $1,200–$15,000 range across National Stock Numbers for washers, spacer rings, shims, and finishing components. The vast majority of procurement occurs through Defense Logistics Agency Aviation and Troop Support divisions, with DLA Land and Maritime issuing periodic flat-washer and gasket orders. A $19,781.30 mixed-washer order (November 2025) and a $14,482.05 finishing-washer order (November 2025) exemplify the order-value distribution.

Activity has grown modestly but consistently. The vendor moved from 196 awards in 2022 to 351 in 2025, representing a 79% increase over three years. The recompete cliff within the next twenty-four months includes 38 awards with combined potential value of $206 thousand, representing low exposure relative to the overall portfolio. Category concentration is extreme: 2,617 of 4,125 awards (63%) fall under NAICS 332722, with the remainder distributed across hardware manufacturing, nonferrous foundry work, and sealing-device manufacturing. PSC concentration mirrors this: 2,834 awards (69%) are coded as Nuts and Washers, with 782 awards as Bushings, Rings, Shims, and Spacers. The vendor operates as a single-product-line supplier to a single customer with narrow procurement variation, executing a high-volume, low-margin commodity-fastener business model within DLA's global supply chain.

Precision stampings enable us to provide precision washers of consistent quality and in a variety of options.