Norva Plastics Inc.

Norva Plastics Inc. manufactures precision plastic and polymer-based materials and components for the U.S. Navy and allied defense agencies as a prime contractor on firm-fixed-price purchase orders, competing exclusively in full-and-open procurements with no set-aside designation except for occasional Total Small Business awards. The company is a for-profit small business headquartered in Norfolk, Virginia, with performance conducted in Portsmouth, Virginia. Norva Plastics holds no parent vehicles, IDIQs, or GWACs; every award is a direct purchase order issued by a customer agency.

Norva Plastics' capability portfolio centers on specialized plastic materials and engineered components for naval shipbuilding, maintenance, and repair. The company supplies polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE/Teflon) sheets, rods, and coatings; Delrin and acetal copolymer sheet stock and rods; plastisol primers and protective coatings; acrylic adhesives and mirrors; neoprene and nonmetallic components; and custom-fabricated plastic parts. Representative recent awards include a $4,875 purchase order from Naval Sea Systems Command on January 8, 2026, for 2-inch-thick Delrin 100AF sheet stock (13 percent PTFE blend); an $8,560 award on August 18, 2025, for ball neoprene materials; a $6,450 order on July 28, 2025, for a DuPont Teflon coating kit; and a $10,995 Total Small Business award from Naval Facilities Engineering Command on June 7, 2024, for panel plaques and lettering. Across the full portfolio, adhesive manufacturing dominates (83 awards), followed by general plastics product manufacturing (61 awards) and paint and coating manufacturing (40 awards).

Customer concentration is extreme: Naval Sea Systems Command accounts for 289 of 356 awards (81%) and $907 thousand of the $1.6 million combined potential value, representing an 88-percent concentration by award count and 57 percent by dollars. The next two largest customers—Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime (9 awards, $116 thousand) and the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration across multiple regional networks (8 awards combined, $164 thousand)—are distant secondary players. Naval Supply Systems Command rounds out the top five with 4 awards at $6 thousand combined value. The vendor serves 20 distinct federal customer agencies in total, but NAVSEA is effectively the entire business.

Norva Plastics places no orders through parent vehicles. The only indexed vehicle in the portfolio is Indefinite Delivery Contract N0018907A0166, which carries 15 task orders valued at $96 thousand combined—a minor fraction of total activity.

Activity shows volatility without clear trajectory: 22 awards in 2022, 16 in 2023, 8 in 2024, 15 in 2025, and 4 awards through April 2026. The combined potential value of $1.6 million has been obligated at 107 percent, indicating invoiced revenue may have exceeded the indexed potential-value ceiling. Given the vendor's registration date of February 2002 and consistent annual activity across two decades, Norva Plastics operates as a transactional, steady-state supplier of catalog or near-catalog plastic materials rather than a growth-stage or project-heavy contractor. No recompete cliff signal is present; purchase-order-based relationships with NAVSEA carry no published recompete dates. The vendor holds no subcontracting relationships; all work is executed as a prime contractor, and the vendor does not engage as a sub for larger primes.

Norva Plastics competes entirely outside set-aside vehicles and holds no SBA certifications, minority ownership, or women-owned designations in the source. The business model is low-margin, high-volume material supply to a single dominant customer—a position that affords stability but limited growth optionality and high concentration risk.