Lee Precision Machine Shop Inc.

Lee Precision Machine Shop Inc., an SBA-certified Economically Disadvantaged Women-Owned Small Business (EDWOSB) and Women-Owned Small Business (WOSB) based in Athens, Alabama, manufactures precision-engineered mechanical components and spare parts for military equipment maintenance and sustainment as a prime contractor to the Defense Logistics Agency across multiple operational divisions. The company competes predominantly under small business set-asides (Total Small Business, Woman-Owned Small Business) and open full-and-open competitions; approximately 40% of its recent awards carry explicit set-aside designations, with the remainder awarded on competitive open basis.

Lee Precision's customer footprint centers on the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA), which accounts for roughly 90% of recent awards by count and 54% by combined potential value. The DLA Land and Maritime division dominates, issuing 1,773 awards valued at $101 million combined potential value, followed by DLA Aviation (420 awards, $14.3 million), with secondary engagement through the Department of the Army's Materiel Command Contracting Command Detroit Arsenal (61 awards, $18.7 million combined potential value). This concentration reflects Lee Precision's specialization in discrete component manufacturing—shock absorbers, towbars, clutch assemblies, bearing carriers, transmission components, and ordnance-related hardware—for military vehicle and equipment logistics.

The company holds ten active Indefinite Delivery Contracts with DLA, anchored by a $7.8 million five-year single-award contract (awarded August 2025, running through August 2030) for shock absorbers, tow bars, and vehicular structural components issued without set-aside designation. The remaining nine IDCs are smaller-value, single-award vehicles ($250,000 to $350,000 ceiling) designated as Total Small Business set-asides covering specialized components: bearing carriers, drawbar couplers, vehicular door handles, swivel casters, track shoe wedges, lifting kits, battery covers, rotating eye brackets, and crank assemblies. These IDC structures enable DLA to issue rapid firm-fixed-price delivery orders (estimated 3 to 12 annual orders per contract) with delivery timelines of 51 to 204 days.

Representative prime work includes a $374,960 woman-owned small business set-aside delivery order (November 2024) for 172 motor vehicle towbars, a $269,856 total small business set-aside for 96 shock absorber units (September 2024), a $220,416 total small business set-aside for 123 motor vehicle towbars (October 2025), and a $147,300 total small business set-aside for 150 hand screw jack units (October 2025). Recent activity shows 2,709 total prime awards spanning 1981 through March 2026, with year-over-year ordering relatively flat (136 awards in 2024, 131 in 2025, 34 through March 2026). Sixty awards with completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $7 million and represent immediate recompete exposure.

Product Service Code concentration reflects Lee Precision's mechanical component focus: Guns Through 30mm (244 awards), Miscellaneous Power Transmission Equipment (175 awards), Vehicular Furniture and Accessories (174 awards), and Miscellaneous Vehicular Components (144 awards). NAICS codes align similarly, with Small Arms, Ordnance, and Ordnance Accessories Manufacturing (420 awards), Hardware Manufacturing (248 awards), and Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (194 awards) dominating the portfolio. Manufacturing infrastructure appears scaled to firm-fixed-price component production, with delivery orders typically sub-$500,000 and firm delivery timelines to Defense Logistics Agency depots throughout the continental United States and overseas consolidation points.

Lee Precision operates exclusively as a prime contractor; the source contains no sub-contract awards or sub-contract engagement, indicating the company manufactures and delivers components from its Athens facility without reliance on sub-tier suppliers for federal work. The company's SBA certifications as EDWOSB and WOSB position it favorably for set-aside procurements, though the vendor demonstrates consistent win rate in full-and-open competitions as well, suggesting competitive pricing and demonstrated manufacturing capability across DLA's multiple divisions. The vendor profile reflects a specialized, geographically concentrated supplier deeply embedded in the DLA spare parts logistics network, with limited exposure outside defense logistics and no apparent federal commercial or civilian agency work.

PRECISION MACHINING, AIRCRAFT SHEET METAL FABRICATION, STRUCTURAL FABRICATION, WELDING, FAB & SPOT WELDING,ELECTRONIC SHEET METAL WORK AND ASSEMBLY METAL FINSIHES; ALODINE, ANODIZING, HARD ANODIZING, MILITARY SPECIFICATION; PAINTING, SILK SCREEN, MILITA