Mas Components & Coatings, LLC

Mas Components & Coatings, LLC, a woman-owned and veteran-owned small business manufacturer based in Selmer, Tennessee, operates as a prime contractor supplying precision mechanical and aerospace components to the Defense Logistics Agency, with a portfolio of 616 federal awards (100% prime) valued at $13.7 million combined potential value. The company competes full-and-open across its customer base — no set-aside designations are used in the overwhelming majority of awards, though two historical Total Small Business set-aside purchase orders appear in the portfolio.

Mas Components manufactures legacy aircraft parts, mechanical assemblies, and defense spare components addressing diminishing manufacturing sources and material shortage issues across the defense supply chain. Concrete representative work spans three categories of components. First, aircraft structural and mechanical assemblies: a $997 thousand firm fixed-price definitive contract (May 2024) for new manufacture of clutch assembly NSN 5865-00-054-4634 for B-52 and C-130 aircraft, including procurement of component parts, inspection, testing, preservation, packaging, and logistics planning; a $108 thousand purchase order (April 2025) for nine dispenser subassemblies; and a $69 thousand purchase order (May 2025) for housing assemblies. Second, rotors, motors, and drive train components: a $15 thousand purchase order (September 2025) for motor rotor; $21 thousand for roller and shaft assemblies (July 2025); and $14 thousand for brake discs (April 2025). Third, fastening hardware and small mechanical parts: repeated purchase orders for coupling assembly nuts, helical springs, bushings, gears, shims, and clevis rod ends, typically ranging from $500 to $6,200 per order. The company has received over 75 federal contract awards valued at approximately $2.5 million or more over the five-year period preceding 2024, according to source descriptions.

Customer concentration is extreme: the Defense Logistics Agency accounts for approximately 98% of awards and 100% of combined potential value, with DLA Aviation dominating at 366 awards worth $10.7 million (78% of total portfolio value), followed by DLA Land and Maritime at 174 awards worth $2.1 million. DLA Troop Support (both Hardware and Construction and Equipment divisions) rounds out the active set with 56 total awards worth $786 thousand. The Department of the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command contributes six awards worth $21 thousand. Top component categories align with DLA's sustainment mission: Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (168 awards), Motor and Generator Manufacturing (69 awards), and Mechanical Power Transmission Equipment Manufacturing (66 awards) dominate the NAICS concentration, with PSC codes focusing on Electronic Countermeasures and Quick Reaction Capability Equipment (157 awards) and Miscellaneous Aircraft Accessories and Components (143 awards).

Work is placed under five named indefinite delivery contracts with DLA, with task order activity concentrated in SPE4A618D5877 (10 task orders, $9 thousand), SPE4A619D5067 (7 task orders, $11 thousand), and SPE4A617D0164 (2 task orders, $54 thousand). The remainder of the portfolio consists of individual purchase orders issued against general DLA solicitations. Activity has remained modest and relatively flat in recent years — ranging from 6 to 29 awards annually across 2022–2026 — with only 6 awards received in 2026 year-to-date (through early April). Recompete exposure is minimal: only two awards carrying combined potential value of $17 thousand face ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months. The company obligated $11.3 million (82% of combined potential value) across all awards, signaling consistent execution and invoicing velocity against its contract portfolio.

Manufacture / supply various repair / replacement spare parts for auxiliary chaff equipment on military aircraft (C-130 / B-52)