Orlando Spring Corp

Orlando Spring Corp, a Huntington Beach, California-based manufacturer of precision mechanical components, operates as a defense supplier holding prime contracts and subcontracts with the Department of Defense, with 75% of recent awards as a subcontractor and 25% as a prime contractor. The company competes in full-and-open competitions without set-aside designations. As a for-profit corporation founded in 2002, Orlando Spring Corp specializes in helical and coil spring manufacturing, precision-machined components, and complex forming operations for guided missile systems, ammunition production, and aircraft engine assemblies — work spanning NAICS classifications including Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Manufacturing, Ammunition Manufacturing, and Spring Manufacturing.

Orlando Spring Corp's customer base concentrates heavily on Army and Air Force materiel commands. Of recent awards, the Department of the Army Acquisition Support Center's Materiel Command and PEO Missiles and Space account for four awards; the Department of the Air Force Materiel Command's Lifecycle Management Center at Eglin Air Force Base accounts for three; and the Department of the Navy's Naval Air Systems Command and Naval Sea Systems Command each account for two. By potential value, the Defense Logistics Agency's Troop Support Hardware and Land and Maritime operations dominate the dollar ranking, with the DLA accounting for $39 thousand of the combined potential value of $44 thousand. The concentration of awards across DoD sub-agencies reflects Orlando Spring's positioning as a supplier to large prime contractors on weapons-system production programs rather than a builder of complete systems.

Orlando Spring maintains its strongest operational footprint as a subcontractor to Raytheon Company, which accounts for the vast majority of its sub-award activity over the past twenty-four months. Recent Raytheon-prime subcontract work includes precision-machined components for the Stinger missile production (October 2025), Small Diameter Bomb Increment II production Lot 11 and base increment (May 2025), the HACM-SCIFIRE complex-forming program (April 2025), cold coil springs for the MK 144 Mod 3 Guided Missile Launcher (March 2025), TOW missile production for U.S. Army and Marine Corps customers (March 2024), and Hypersonic Attack Cruise Missile production (July 2024). The Boeing Company accounts for a single recent sub-award for Harpoon Coastal Defense System launcher and radar unit components (March 2025). As a prime contractor, Orlando Spring has secured purchase orders from Naval Sea Systems Command ($2,499.94 ceiling, January 2025) and the Department of Defense Land and Maritime agency ($3,321.97 ceiling, January 2026) for helical compression spring production, with work performed at its Huntington Beach facility and completion dates falling in the first half of 2026. The company's prime work sits below the threshold of significant dollar magnitude; subcontract work under Raytheon dominates revenue and strategic positioning within the defense industrial base.

Manufacture springs, wire forms, metal stampings, machined components, clips, washers of a complicated nature. Also do small assembly of these type components. Products include extension, torsion, compression and spiral springs.