Opti-Blast Inc.

Opti-Blast Inc., a small business manufacturer and supplier of abrasive blast media and media blasting services based in Jacksonville, Texas, operates as a 100% prime contractor on a federal footprint dominated by Air Force and Army logistics commands, competing under total small business set-asides across BPAs and purchase orders. The company holds no sub-award relationships and generates all revenue directly from federal contract awards and grants.

Opti-Blast's capability portfolio centers on manufacturing and supplying abrasive blast media—plastic, aluminum oxide, glass bead, and ceramic bead products—along with media blasting services and spent-media recycling, primarily supporting military aircraft and equipment maintenance, repair, and overhaul operations. Representative work includes a $9.9 million multiple-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Ogden Air Logistics Complex (awarded March 28, 2025, through March 27, 2035) covering blast media supply and blasting services for Hill Air Force Base; a $5.5 million multiple-award BPA with the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex (established June 2021, through June 2026) from which Opti-Blast has generated 18 documented task orders totaling $257 thousand; and a $180,900 Naval Air Systems Command purchase order (August 2023) for blast media materials and shipping. The company also received a $755,312 USDA Rural Energy for America Program (REAP) project grant (June 2024, through June 2026) to diversify into renewable energy systems and energy efficiency improvements for agricultural producers and rural small businesses.

Customer concentration sits heavily with Air Force logistics commands. The top five customer agencies account for 64% of award count, led by the Kansas Army National Guard (23 awards, $1.1 million combined potential value) and the Ogden and Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complexes (5 and 19 awards respectively, $10 million and $5.8 million combined potential value). By potential-value ranking, the Ogden ALC ($10 million across five awards) and Oklahoma City ALC ($5.8 million across 19 awards) dominate; the Kansas Army National Guard ranks third with $1.1 million across 23 awards, indicating high call frequency at lower individual values.

Opti-Blast's vehicle footprint is concentrated on Air Force and Army BPAs and indefinite delivery contracts. The Oklahoma City ALC Blanket Purchase Agreement (FA813221A0008) carries 18 task orders valued at $257 thousand combined; the Army Materiel Command Redstone Arsenal IDC (W912JC06D5216) carries 10 task orders valued at $982 thousand; the Federal Supply Schedule GSA contract (GS07F0235V) generated 5 task orders at $195 thousand; and the Ogden ALC BPA (FA822725A0007) carries 4 task orders at $114 thousand. Activity has been declining: seven awards in 2022 declining to two in 2026 year-to-date. No recompete cliff indicators are present in the source; most awards are short-duration BPA calls and purchase orders with completion dates within three to six months of award.

Opti-Blast competes exclusively under total small business set-asides across its prime footprint, with 96 of 99 awards categorized under Abrasive Product Manufacturing (NAICS) and 73 under Abrasive Materials (PSC), confirming its specialized and narrowly focused market positioning in military logistics.