Jkoz Engineering Inc.

Jkoz Engineering Inc., a Subchapter S corporation and service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) headquartered in Blackstone, Virginia with manufacturing operations in California (Temecula and Corona), supplies nonmetallic aircraft and defense components—seals, seal assemblies, gaskets, doors, hatches, and fairings—as a prime contractor to the Defense Logistics Agency across firm fixed-price purchase orders and delivery orders. The vendor's SDVOSB certification expires November 23, 2028.

Jkoz Engineering operates almost exclusively within the Defense Logistics Agency's three primary divisions: DLA Aviation, DLA Land and Maritime, and DLA Troop Support. DLA Aviation anchors 264 awards valued at $22.4 million (68% of combined potential value), while DLA Land and Maritime accounts for 279 awards at $8.7 million. The concentration is extreme—these two divisions represent 99% of award volume and dollar value. DLA Troop Support contributes 133 awards ($1.9 million combined). No other federal agencies appear in the award portfolio. Within the past four years, annual award volume has grown from 77 orders in 2022 to 173 in 2025; 22 awards have been issued year-to-date in 2026. Combined potential value across 676 prime awards is $33.1 million, with $13.9 million obligated (42% realization).

Jkoz Engineering's capability portfolio centers on manufacturing nonmetallic sealing and fastening components. Representative work includes a $249,060 December 2025 purchase order from DLA Land and Maritime for nonmetallic seals (NSN 5330011877922) with completion through August 2029; a $255,650 September 2025 purchase order from DLA Aviation for seal assemblies (NSN 1560008551717) with delivery through August 2028; a $180,000-plus purchase order from DLA Aviation in April 2025 for structural aluminum plates (NSN 1560008465592); and recurring orders for cargo seal assemblies for C-130 aircraft. The vendor holds multiple active single-award Indefinite Delivery Contracts valued at $250,000 each with DLA Land and Maritime (awarded October 2025, August 2025, June 2025, June 2025) and DLA Aviation (awarded June 2025, May 2025), as well as a $350,000 IDC with DLA Land and Maritime awarded November 2025. Work is categorized predominantly under NAICS 339991 (Gasket, Packing, and Sealing Device Manufacturing) and PSC 5330 (Packing and Gasket Materials), reflecting the vendor's core business. The top parent vehicle is DLA Land and Maritime IDC SPE4A223D0003, under which 102 task orders worth $1.6 million have been issued.

The recompete landscape reveals material near-term risk: 146 awards with ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $4.5 million, representing 14% of the total portfolio. Notably, the vendor competes across a mix of set-asides and full-and-open procurements. Of the recent large awards in the source, approximately 45% carry Total Small Business or competitive 8(a)-equivalent set-aside designations; the remainder are competed full-and-open. Set-aside concentrations vary by customer division—DLA Aviation awards show higher set-aside density than DLA Land and Maritime, reflecting different procurement strategies.

Jkoz Engineering operates as a pure prime contractor with no subcontract footprint visible in the source. All 676 awards are prime, indicating the vendor manufactures and delivers components directly to the Defense Logistics Agency without major teaming or outsourcing relationships. Manufacturing footprint spans Blackstone, Virginia (primary) and California locations (Temecula and Corona), with performance locations cited across both regions depending on order specifics.

The vendor's growth trajectory is steep and concentrated: annual awards per year climbed from 77 (2022) to 173 (2025), and the $13.9 million in obligated value against $33.1 million potential suggests aggressive delivery execution. However, the portfolio is entirely single-customer (DLA), creating significant concentration risk. Recompete activity is distributed across numerous small orders rather than a handful of large contracts, mitigating the impact of any single award loss but increasing administrative overhead and win rate sensitivity. The SDVOSB designation positions the vendor favorably for DLA's small-business-set-aside activity, which appears to be a material portion of the customer's procurement strategy for specialized nonmetallic components.

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.