Jkoz Engineering Inc.

Jkoz Engineering Inc., a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) headquartered in Blackstone, Virginia, manufactures nonmetallic seals, seal assemblies, gaskets, and aircraft defense components as a prime contractor exclusively to the Defense Logistics Agency across firm fixed-price purchase orders and delivery orders, with no subcontract footprint or federal IDVs held independently.

Jkoz operates as a Subchapter S corporation under NAICS 339991 (Gasket, Packing, and Sealing Device Manufacturing) and PSC 5330 (Packing and Gasket Materials), with manufacturing operations spanning Blackstone, Virginia and California locations in Temecula and Corona. The company's SDVOSB certification expires November 23, 2028. Recent representative work includes a $249,060 Total Small Business purchase order from DLA Land and Maritime awarded December 16, 2025, for nonmetallic seals (NSN 5330011877922) with ultimate completion by August 27, 2029; a $255,650 Total Small Business purchase order from DLA Aviation awarded September 11, 2025, for seal assemblies (NSN 1560008551717) completing August 14, 2028; and a $174,960 Total Small Business purchase order from DLA Aviation awarded April 1, 2025, for nacelle seals (NSN 1560012325810) completing September 14, 2027, performed at the Temecula facility.

Customer concentration is absolute and narrow. DLA Aviation accounts for 273 awards and $22.5 million in combined potential value; DLA Land and Maritime holds 296 awards and $9.4 million combined potential value. The remaining two customer segments—DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment (98 awards, $1.4 million) and DLA Troop Support Hardware (41 awards, $711 thousand)—round out the portfolio. All 708 awards flow through Defense Logistics Agency divisions. Activity has grown substantially: 77 awards in 2022 to 175 in 2025, with 52 awards through mid-July 2026. However, 136 awards (combined potential value $4.9 million) face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing significant recompete exposure.

Top parent indefinite delivery contracts by task order volume are SPE4A223D0003 (106 task orders, $1.6 million), SPE4A724D0230 (6 task orders, $402 thousand), SPE7L125D60CX (5 task orders, $135 thousand), and smaller vehicles SPE7L126D60LE and SPE7L325D61RU. Beyond these IDC vehicles, Jkoz also holds multiple single-award indefinite delivery contracts directly with DLA Land and Maritime and DLA Aviation, including a $350,000 ceiling IDC awarded April 30, 2026 (completion April 30, 2027) for nonmetallic seals NSN 5330009398643; a $350,000 Total Small Business IDC awarded November 4, 2025 (completion November 4, 2026) for NSN 5330002495832; a $250,000 IDC awarded October 7, 2025 (completion October 7, 2026) for NSN 5330007666327; and a $249,999.99 Total Small Business IDC awarded June 25, 2025 (completion June 23, 2030) for seal assemblies flap NSN 4610123070. These indefinite delivery vehicles enable DLA to procure nonmetallic components on an as-needed basis through firm fixed-price delivery orders without individual competitive solicitations.

The award portfolio is heavily skewed toward standard or Total Small Business set-asides; roughly half the awards carry set-aside designations, with the balance competed open. Work across all customer divisions consists of straightforward component procurement: nonmetallic seals in various configurations (plain, structural, special-shape, nonmetallic special), seal assemblies (cargo, track, slat, door, flap, island, nose door, fairings), gaskets, hatches, doors, grommets, and ancillary aircraft fastening and structural components. Government first article test and contractor first article test contracts are routine within the portfolio, validating manufacturing processes prior to full-rate production. Jkoz manufactures and delivers directly to DLA distribution depots across the continental United States and overseas (OCONUS) locations without visible subcontract relationships. Performance locations are consistently Blackstone, Virginia (primary) or California facilities (Temecula, Corona).

Jkoz Engineering's federal footprint is monolithic: 100% of awards are prime awards to a single customer (DLA) across four operating divisions, with no visible sub-award work, no GWAC or BPA vehicles, and no civilian agency exposure. The company competes predominantly in set-aside categories (SDVOSB and Total Small Business) but maintains competitive wins in open procurements as well. Combined potential value of $34 million against $14.8 million in obligated dollars (44% obligation rate) reflects a steady-state supply relationship with significant unfunded ceiling exposure, typical of DLA's indefinite delivery contracting model. The April–July 2026 completion cliff of $4.9 million in 136 awards signals near-term recompete demand across DLA Land and Maritime and Aviation divisions.

JKOZ ENGINEERING is a full service engineering, technology and product development firm with design, analysis, manufacturing, and distribution capabilities.

We specialize in the development and production of aerospace and medical products through current customer requirements or completing reverse engineering of components supplied by our customers.

Areas of concentration:

PMA (Parts Manufacture Authority)

Parts Obsolescence

Product/Process Improvements

Tooling Solutions

Product Sourcing/Distribution

Products such as aircraft seals, gaskets, composite structures, composite tooling, machined components, rocket motor insulators, composite air ducts, and prosthetic devices.