Jered LLC

Jered LLC Par Marine Division, doing business as Par, manufactures and supplies specialized maritime equipment, mechanical components, and industrial parts to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor, competing in full-and-open procurements without set-asides. Par Marine is a for-profit limited liability company headquartered in Brunswick, Georgia, and operates as a subsidiary division within the Jered LLC corporate structure; the parent entity is Par Systems, LLC, a Minnesota-based manufacturer. Across primary NAICS categories, Par Marine's portfolio centers on hardware manufacturing (576 awards), gasket and sealing device manufacturing (545 awards), mechanical power transmission equipment (426 awards), fastener manufacturing (407 awards), and ball and roller bearing manufacturing (350 awards)—reflecting a deep bench in discrete mechanical and electromechanical components for naval platforms.

Par Marine's customer concentration is heavily defense-driven and dominated by Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) divisions. The top five funding agencies account for 91% of awards: DLA Land and Maritime leads by a significant margin (2,332 awards, $63.3 million combined potential value), followed by DLA Aviation (979 awards, $13.6 million), DLA Troop Support Hardware (676 awards, $3.7 million), Naval Sea Systems Command (323 awards, $23.1 million), and DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment (309 awards, $9.8 million). When ranked by potential value, the picture shifts slightly—NAVSEA's $23.1 million and Naval Supply Systems Command's $16.3 million reflect larger single-award values compared to DLA's volume-driven activity. Par Marine competes in 99% prime awards; sub-award activity is minimal (1%, 32 awards total), with named sub relationships including work as a sub to National Steel and Shipbuilding Company (DD&C for T-AO 205), Huntington Ingalls Inc. (CVN 80 engineering and electrical components), and QED Systems, Inc. (proprietary Jered parts for ship maintenance actions).

Representative prime work includes a $805.6 million dogging actuator order from Naval Supply Systems Command (Jan 2026, ultimate completion Jan 2027), a $596.4 million USS San Antonio viewing port and well deck bridge crane order from NAVSEA (Jan 2026, completion July 2027), a $589.9 million bushings and sleeves order from DLA Aviation (Oct 2025, completion May 2026), a $765.7 million conveyor belt equipment order from DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment (Mar 2026, completion Mar 2027), and a $350 million roller unit rail-type component from DLA Troop Support (Jan 2026, completion Dec 2026). Smaller, high-velocity work dominates the volume: hundreds of purchase orders in the $1,000–$100,000 range for springs, fasteners, seals, valves, bearings, actuators, couplings, and marine hardware issued by DLA Land and Maritime throughout 2025 and early 2026. Nearly all awards are firm fixed-price purchase orders with no small business set-aside; work is performed entirely in Brunswick, Georgia.

Par Marine holds five named parent indefinite delivery contracts: SPE7MX21D0111 (37 task orders, $3.2 million), SPM70003D9751 (16 task orders, $777 thousand), SP070003D9751 (8 task orders), SPE7L121D61FA (7 task orders, $112 thousand), and SP050003D9751 (5 task orders). A single-award $250,000 spring components IDC with DLA Land and Maritime (awarded Dec 2021, completed Jan 2022) supported rapid procurement of helical spring assemblies within 50-day delivery cycles to support fleet maintenance.

Activity has averaged 366 awards annually over the past five years, with a recent uptick to 454 awards in 2025 and 110 awards through mid-April 2026, tracking roughly steady volume. Sixty-eight awards (combined potential value $12.2 million) face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting recompete exposure primarily at DLA Land and Maritime.

Par Marine's capability profile rests on manufacturing precision mechanical and electromechanical assemblies, fasteners, seals, bearings, actuators, valves, couplings, gears, shafts, filters, and marine-specific hardware—the discrete industrial components that sustain naval vessel maintenance, repair, and operational readiness across CONUS and OCONUS distribution centers. The company's Brunswick location, proximity to naval logistics hubs, and demonstrated ability to meet urgent delivery timelines (including five-day expedited orders to overseas naval commands) underscore its role as a critical elements supplier embedded in the defense maritime supply chain rather than as a systems integrator or major prime.