Newview Oklahoma, Inc.

Newview Oklahoma, Inc., an AbilityOne non-profit manufacturer headquartered in Oklahoma City, delivers manufactured goods—including nonmetallic hose assemblies, wheel chocks, chain assembly spare parts, and survival food packets—as a prime contractor to the Department of Defense's Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) and other federal customers under full-and-open competition without small business set-asides.

Newview Oklahoma operates as a tax-exempt nonprofit organization registered as an AbilityOne Non Profit Agency. The company's mission centers on empowering individuals who are blind and visually impaired through meaningful employment while manufacturing critical defense logistics supplies. Since initial SAM registration in February 2002, the vendor has competed openly in federal markets, with all recent awards carrying no set-aside designation despite its AbilityOne status.

The vendor's customer concentration is heavily weighted toward the Defense Logistics Agency and its sub-agencies. The top five funding agencies by award count account for 87% of recent awards, dominated by DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment (340 awards, $285.8 million combined potential value), DLA Subsistence (57 awards, $25.2 million), and DLA Land and Maritime (82 awards, $8.2 million). Secondary federal customers include the Department of the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command ($25.6 million across 3 awards), the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Jacksonville District (mailroom services contracts), and the Department of Defense Aviation and Distribution divisions. The vendor's federal contracting footprint spans 27 distinct customer agencies, though DLA dominates the portfolio by an overwhelming margin.

Newview Oklahoma holds four primary Indefinite Delivery Contracts with DLA totaling approximately $206.5 million in combined contracting capacity. A $49.5 million single-award IDC for nonmetallic hose assemblies, awarded December 14, 2022, and extending through December 13, 2027, anchors the hose assembly business; this vehicle has generated hundreds of delivery orders ranging from hundreds of dollars to over $1.6 million, with recent activity showing orders for $805 thousand (August 2025), $842.5 thousand (May 2025), and $245.7 thousand (July 2025). A second $5 million single-award IDC for nonmetallic hose assemblies was awarded March 19, 2025, through March 18, 2030, with twelve delivery orders valued near $1.41 million executed between October and December 2025. A $3 million single-award IDC for survival food packets, awarded October 27, 2023, through October 27, 2026, has generated four delivery orders ranging from $229.4 thousand to $344.1 thousand. A $3.5 million single-award IDC for nonmetallic hose assemblies was awarded October 22, 2025, through October 21, 2030. These vehicles enable DLA sub-agencies to issue expedited task orders for recurring supplies without competitive recompetition.

Activity has moderated from historical highs. The vendor received 76 awards in 2022, declining to 57 in 2023, recovering to 61 in 2024, then declining to 42 in 2025 and 36 through July 2026. Over 717 total awards in the source dataset, with five awards reaching ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and combined potential value of $24 million, creating recompete exposure on those vehicles.

Newview Oklahoma competes exclusively as a prime contractor; no subcontractor footprint is recorded in recent federal work. The vendor manufactures goods in-house at its Oklahoma City facility; all performance locations cite Oklahoma City as the place of performance except for mailroom services contracted to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Jacksonville District (Florida-based mailroom operations valued at $1.3 million base with a five-year option extending to October 31, 2030, awarded November 1, 2025).

Representative recent contract work includes a $344,549 firm fixed-price purchase order from DLA Construction and Equipment for wheel track chocks (July 2, 2026); a $243.4 thousand delivery order for survival food packets from DLA Subsistence (November 26, 2025); a $1.3 million mailroom services contract with the Army Corps of Engineers Jacksonville District (November 1, 2025); a $805 thousand delivery order for nonmetallic hose assemblies from DLA Construction and Equipment (August 22, 2025); and a $842.5 thousand delivery order for nonmetallic hose assemblies (May 14, 2025). Pricing follows firm fixed-price or fixed-price-with-economic-price-adjustment structures; all awards carry completion dates within 2–10 months of award.

Newview Oklahoma reports minimal Service Contract Inventory activity. SCI data shows 13 records (11 prime, 2 subcontractor) across FY2022–FY2025, with zero invoiced revenue reported across all fiscal years in the SCI dataset—a reflection that SCI captures service contracts above the $150,000 threshold only and excludes goods manufacturing, which comprises the majority of Newview Oklahoma's federal portfolio. FTE trajectory across SCI records shows 1.5 FTEs in FY2022, 0 FTEs in FY2023 and FY2024, and 2.8 FTEs in FY2025, reflecting minimal staffing on SCI-reportable service work.

The vendor's federal contracting model emphasizes high-volume, repetitive procurement of manufactured goods under established IDV vehicles, with no reliance on subcontractors and no recorded pursuit of federal grants. Newview Oklahoma's competitive positioning rests on established relationships with DLA sub-agencies, manufacturing scale and reliability for mission-critical defense logistics items, and its AbilityOne mission-driven positioning, allowing open competition without small-business set-aside constraints.