New Source Corporation

New Source Corporation Corporate Division, doing business as New Source Corp, manufactures and supplies structural metal components—aluminum extrusions, angles, beams, channels, tubes, and specialized alloy products—to the Defense Logistics Agency and other federal defense customers as a prime contractor (92% of recent awards) and subcontractor. The company is an SBA-certified HUBZone small business, minority-owned, woman-owned, and Hispanic American-owned, organized as a Subchapter S Corporation and headquartered in Orlando, Florida. New Source competes predominantly in full-and-open federal procurements; none of its recent awards carry set-aside designations, though one sub-award (valued at $12,000) was marked Total Small Business. The company's ownership and certifications position it favorably in federal supply chains but do not anchor its business model to set-aside vehicles.

New Source's federal footprint is concentrated almost entirely within Defense Logistics Agency and Air Force supply operations. The Defense Logistics Agency's Construction and Equipment division dominates by volume, with 429 awards ($488 thousand combined potential value), followed by 219 general DLA awards ($345 thousand) and 143 DLA Aviation division awards ($191 thousand). The Air Force Materiel Command Air Force Sustainment Center accounts for 119 awards ($283 thousand), and the Navy Naval Air Systems Command placed 74 awards ($100 thousand). These five customers account for 89% of award volume and 94% of combined potential value. Capability work consists of routine purchase orders for structural metal stock—a representative sample: $12,000 for structural channels (Total Small Business set-aside, DLA, September 2025); $11,045.65 for structural angles (DLA, full-and-open, September 2025); $5,535.00 for structural angles (DLA, full-and-open, November 2025); and $5,400 for structural beams (DLA, full-and-open, August 2025). The source data reveal over 1,000 active prime purchase orders, predominantly in the $300–$5,000 range, representing continuous replenishment supply across DLA divisions.

New Source's product categorization is tightly aligned with its customer base. The top NAICS by award count include Nonferrous Forging (512 awards), Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (198), Other Support Activities for Air Transportation (82), Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Manufacturing (67), and Iron and Steel Mills (56). The dominant PSC code is Structural Shapes, Nonferrous Base Metal (887 awards); the remainder cluster around bars, rods, tubes, and aircraft accessories. This concentration reflects New Source's identity as a materials supplier to aerospace and defense platforms rather than a systems integrator.

New Source holds no named positions on government-wide acquisition contracts or agency-wide IDIQs; its listed parent vehicles are five Air Force IDCs with single or dual task orders each (FA862021G4027, FA862516D6458, FA862520D3000, FA862819D1000, FA863417D2696). The company's primary transactional pathway is direct purchase orders from DLA divisions. This vehicle posture—heavy DLA transactional work, light parent-vehicle engagement—reflects New Source's role as a spot supplier rather than a holder of large blanket agreements.

Activity has declined modestly over five years: from 122 awards in 2022 to 81 in 2024, recovering to 107 in 2025 and 19 in the first quarter of 2026 (a partial-year figure). Combined potential value across all 1,109 awards totals $1.5 million, but combined obligated dollars reach $13.9 million—928% of potential value—indicating the source data capture awards with both low ceiling values and high invoiced performance. No recompete cliff is present in the source; New Source's DLA purchase orders carry completion dates within weeks or months of award, creating continuous recompete pressure but no discrete portfolio concentration.

New Source subcontracts to Lockheed Martin and Boeing on major defense programs. Recent sub work includes PAC-3 missile production (extrusions, forgings, plates, and raw stock for Lockheed Martin, February 2025 and ongoing), PRSM (Precision Strike Missile) components for Lockheed (February 2019 and later), ATACMS production for Lockheed (December 2024, CRES plate and sheet), HIMARS procurement support for Lockheed (beam hoist and structural components, July–August 2024), C-130J aircraft procurement for Lockheed (extrusion expedite, March 2024), and common aerospace commodities for Boeing (February–December 2025). The company also holds a sub position with L3Harris Technologies for BIG SAFARI aluminum sheet, plate, and foil manufacturing (February 2024). This subcontractor footprint anchors New Source's defense credentials in missile, rotary-wing, and fixed-wing platform supply.

New Source Corporation is a parent entity with a named subsidiary, New Source Corp, which carries identical ownership and certification markings (minority-owned, woman-owned, Hispanic American-owned, for-profit). The subsidiary naming convention does not indicate functional separation; awards flow to the parent divisional entity.

The vendor's award economics reveal a high-volume, low-unit-value supply model. With 1,109 total awards and $1.5 million in combined ceiling value but $13.9 million in actual obligations, New Source operates as a materials supplier executing frequent, small-order purchase requisitions for structural metal stock. The vendor's concentration with a single customer agency (DLA accounts for roughly 800 of 1,000 awards) and its exclusive reliance on transactional procurements rather than parent vehicles create high customer dependency and high recompete frequency but also deep embedded status in defense supply logistics.

STOCKING SUPPLIER OF RAW MATERIALS ,AEROSPACE QUALITY OR NUCLEAR. QUALITY SYSTEM APPROVED BY GOV AND OEMS. PRIMARY CUSTOMERS INCLUDE BOEING,NORTHROP-GRUMMAN, LOCKHEED MARTIN, BECHTEL, RAYTHEON. RECEIVED NUMEROUS AWARDS INCLUDING SBA AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE