Miller & Son

Miller & Son, a self-certified small disadvantaged business based in Belleville, New Jersey, is a metal-finishing manufacturer and technical services provider operating as a prime contractor exclusively to the Department of the Navy on a 100% total small business set-aside posture. The company holds a single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Naval Air Warfare Center valued at $4.999 million through February 21, 2028, against which it receives monthly government purchase card calls.

Miller & Son's federal footprint is extraordinarily concentrated: 150 of its 152 awards (99% by count, 97% by potential value totaling $185.5 million) flow from the Naval Air Warfare Center, a single customer within Naval Air Systems Command. The company has received one ancillary award from Naval Facilities Engineering Command worth $3 thousand. This concentration reflects a narrowly scoped, highly specialized supplier relationship. The company's capability portfolio centers on electroplating, plating, polishing, anodizing, and metal coating services for naval aviation platforms and weapons systems (118 awards under NAICS 332813), with secondary work in maintenance, repair, and rebuild of aircraft ground handling equipment (34 awards under NAICS 332811) and specialized metal finishing and aircraft support services. Representative recent work includes monthly BPA calls throughout 2024 and into 2026 valued at the BPA's $4.999 million ceiling, each structured as a government purchase card transaction with firm fixed-price terms and one-month performance periods. The February 2023 BPA award itself—valued at $4.999 million with a five-year ordering horizon through February 2028—serves as the parent vehicle for all recent activity.

Activity has accelerated sharply in recent years, from one award in 2020 to twelve in 2024 and eleven in 2025. The 2026 calendar has shown seven awards to date (through July). The vast majority of these awards represent monthly calls against the standing BPA rather than new contract vehicles. Recompete exposure is minimal: only one award carries an ultimate completion date within the next twenty-four months, with a combined potential value of $5 million—likely the February 2028 BPA expiration itself. The top three parent vehicles are the primary BPA (43 task orders, $191 thousand combined potential value), a secondary Indefinite Delivery Contract (60 task orders, $247 thousand), and the core ordering vehicle referenced as BPA N6833523A0059 (33 task orders, $165 million combined potential value). Miller & Son operates exclusively as a prime; the source carries zero sub-award activity. Obligated dollars to date total $727 thousand against $190.5 million in combined potential value, reflecting the BPA's ceiling-value structure and the early stage of order execution. The company's single-customer, metal-finishing specialization and government purchase card ordering cadence position it as a narrow-scope, long-term supplier to naval aviation sustainment rather than a broad-based federal contractor.