Jet Procurement Services Inc.

Jet Procurement Services Inc., a service-disabled veteran-owned small business manufacturer based in Greeneville, Tennessee, supplies precision mechanical components and specialized parts to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor across 88 awards. The company operates as a Subchapter S Corporation and holds dual SBA certifications as a service-disabled veteran-owned enterprise and small disadvantaged business; all work is performed at its Greeneville, Tennessee facility, with some orders fulfilled from Benbrook, Texas.

Jet Procurement specializes in manufacturing and procuring mechanical components for military logistics and equipment maintenance. The company's capability portfolio spans fasteners, seals (plain, encased, nonmetallic, and retainer varieties), packing components, bearings, bushings, shafts, brackets, springs, manifolds, cable and rope assemblies, valves, and miscellaneous precision mechanical parts. Recent representative awards include a $43,965 purchase order from Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime for 1,451 straight, headed pins (October 2025), a $43,809 Total Small Business set-aside order for flight deck support products (June 2025), and a $32,096 order for filler opening caps (July 2025). The company has grown substantially in federal contracting activity—two awards in 2024 to 78 in 2025—reflecting rapid scaling within the defense supply chain.

Customer concentration is extreme and single-dimensional. The Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime division accounts for 59 awards valued at $1.6 million combined potential value, followed by DLA Aviation with 18 awards valued at $674 thousand. DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment represents 8 awards valued at $69 thousand. The Air Force Sustainment Center and Air Mobility Command each carry one award. Together, the top three DLA subdivisions account for 99% of awards by count and 100% of combined potential value. The company competes predominantly on open merit-based competitions; approximately one-third of awards carry Total Small Business set-aside designations, while the remainder are unrestricted competitions.

Jet Procurement holds seven active Indefinite Delivery Contracts, all with the Defense Logistics Agency and all structured as single-award vehicles: an Aviation division contract for precision mechanical components with a $349,999.99 ceiling (awarded March 2026, runs through February 2031); Land and Maritime IDCs for preformed packing ($350,000 ceiling, November 2025–November 2026), exhaust manifolds ($250,000, August 2025–August 2026), retainer seals ($250,000, July 2025–July 2026), retainer seals under a different NSN ($250,000, July 2025–July 2026), nonmetallic seals ($250,000, July 2025–July 2026), and special-shape spacers ($250,000, May 2025–May 2030). These vehicles anchor the company's DLA relationships and establish standing authority for recurring purchase orders and delivery orders. IDV work is predominantly small-dollar task orders, with delivery windows typically ranging from 79 to 168 days and guaranteed minimum annual orders ranging from 2 to 12 units per contract. The company participates in four additional DLA IDCs as named vehicles (SPE7M125D60CF, SPE7L325D61ZB, SPE7L425D62JF, SPE7LX25D61BR), though transactional detail on those vehicles is sparse in the source.

Jet Procurement's capability footprint concentrates in hardware manufacturing and gasket/packing/sealing device production. The top five NAICS codes are Bolt, Nut, Screw, Rivet, and Washer Manufacturing (15 awards), Hardware Manufacturing (10 awards), Gasket, Packing, and Sealing Device Manufacturing (10 awards), Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (8 awards), and Mechanical Power Transmission Equipment Manufacturing (5 awards). Product Service Code concentrations track similarly: Packing and Gasket Materials (19 awards), Hardware Commercial (6 awards), Aircraft Ground Servicing Equipment (5 awards), Miscellaneous Power Transmission Equipment (5 awards), and Vehicular Brake, Steering, Axle, Wheel, and Track Components (4 awards). This framing confirms the company's role as a commodity and component-level supplier rather than a systems integrator or engineering-centric vendor.

The recompete cliff is minimal: only three awards (combined potential value $19 thousand) complete within the next twenty-four months, signaling low near-term exposure. The company has obligated $632 thousand against a combined potential value of $2.4 million across all awards, representing 26% utilization. Jet Procurement operates with no subcontractor footprint in the visible award data—all 88 awards are prime contracts. The vendor competes entirely within the DLA procurement ecosystem with no diversification across other agencies or contracting vehicles, creating customer concentration risk offset by deep, recurring relationships with individual DLA supply chain divisions and established IDV platforms that generate steady task-order flow.

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