JAL Enterprises, Inc.

JAL Enterprises, Inc., operating through its Source Division as JAL Enterprises T, supplies commercial kitchen equipment and galley repair services to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor (100% of awards) through multiple indefinite delivery vehicles with the Defense Logistics Agency and U.S. Fleet Forces Command. The company is a minority-owned, woman-owned, veteran-owned small disadvantaged business headquartered in Hampton, Virginia, and competes predominantly under total small business set-asides across its prime footprint, though an increasing share of recent delivery orders are issued without set-aside designations.

JAL Enterprises' federal work centers on two core capabilities: equipment procurement and vessel repair. On the equipment side, the company supplies ice makers, ice dispensers, dishwashers, griddles, and related galley appliances to military installations and naval vessels through standing IDIQs with DLA Troop Support Subsistence, each typically valued at $250,000 and set aside for total small business. Recent representative examples include a $63,654.72 purchase order (July 2025) to supply three dishwashing machines to USS Bulkeley and USS Princeton under a total small business set-aside; a $9,822.40 delivery order (January 2026) for an icemaker-dispenser under DLA Troop Support Subsistence; and multiple standing IDIQs with ceilings of $250,000 to $350,000 running through mid-2026. On the vessel repair side, JAL Enterprises holds a $10 million indefinite delivery contract with U.S. Fleet Forces Command (Atlantic Fleet) for laundry and galley repairs extending through January 2030. Recent major repair orders include a $383,126.95 delivery order for USS George Bush galley repairs (June 2025), a $173,639.08 delivery order for USS Kearsarge galley repairs (September 2025), and a $161,376.39 delivery order for USS Cole laundry and galley repairs (April 2025).

Customer concentration is extreme. DLA Troop Support Subsistence accounts for 4,090 awards (77% of all awards) and $54.6 million (57% of potential value). U.S. Fleet Forces Command (Atlantic Fleet) places a distant second with 221 awards and $17.9 million in potential value; Military Sealift Command and Pacific Fleet Forces contribute smaller shares. Of the 28 distinct customer agencies served, the Navy and Defense Logistics Agency dominate almost entirely.

JAL Enterprises holds seven active IDIQs under DLA Troop Support Subsistence, each a single-award total small business set-aside with ceilings between $250,000 and $350,000 and periods of performance running through mid-2026. Indefinite Delivery Contracts SP050005DBP12, SP050005D0171, SP050005DBP35, SP050004D0470, and SP050099D0046 are the five highest-activity vehicles by task order count, collectively supporting the firm's rapid-fire delivery order stream. The company also sits on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS), through which it has executed repair work for Navy Installations Command and U.S. Fleet Forces Command. Activity has plateaued in recent years—283 awards in 2022, 282 in 2023, dropping to 209 in 2024 and 211 in 2025—indicating a mature, stable customer relationship rather than growth.

JAL Enterprises is almost entirely a prime contractor. The company carries 22 subcontract awards (all from recent awards), primarily with Huntington Ingalls Inc. (machinery funding actions and expedite fees, October 2024) and Delphinus Engineering, Inc. (oven ceiling increase, September 2024), representing less than half a percent of its award portfolio and indicating minimal sub-engagement.

The company's primary NAICS footprint spans Food Product Machinery Manufacturing (1,843 awards) and Air-Conditioning/Refrigeration Equipment Manufacturing (1,113 awards), with secondary exposure in wholesale distribution and miscellaneous manufacturing. PSC concentration sits in Refrigeration Equipment (3,784 awards) and Food Cooking/Baking/Serving Equipment (871 awards), directly reflecting the nature of the galley and kitchen work. The GSA Schedule labor portfolio comprises 15 categories at $64.81–$104.24 per hour (driver through project manager), all requiring high school education only with no security clearance roles offered—a posture aligned with commercial maintenance and repair work rather than government services.

The recompete cliff shows minimal exposure: only one award (combined potential value $50 thousand) completes in the next twenty-four months, suggesting JAL Enterprises has secured stable, long-term vehicle positions through the IDIQs extending into mid-2026 and the $10 million Fleet Forces Command contract running through January 2030. Combined potential value across the portfolio stands at $95.6 million with $95 million obligated (99%), indicating strong cash flow certainty from a saturated but stable customer relationship with DLA and the Navy.

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