Parker Precision Manufacturing Inc.

Parker Precision Manufacturing Inc., doing business as Parker Precision Manufacturers, manufactures precision-machined defense hardware components for the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command as a small-business prime contractor under a concentrated, single-customer supplier relationship. The firm is minority-owned and Native American-owned (Federally Recognized Indian Tribe), headquartered in Pinellas Park, Florida, and operates under NAICS 332710 (bolt, nut, screw, rivet, and washer manufacturing) and related precision-turned-product codes; work is performed in-house at the Pinellas Park location under ISO 9001:2015 certification and ITAR compliance.

Parker Precision's federal footprint is tightly concentrated: 80 of 81 recent awards (99% of award count) and the full $1.8 million in combined potential value funnel through Naval Sea Systems Command, with zero subcontract activity. The firm operates almost exclusively under two indefinite delivery vehicles — Indefinite Delivery Contract N0017407A0033 (63 task orders, $1.4 million) and two smaller BPAs (N0017414A0048 with 5 task orders worth $111 thousand, and N0017419A0018 with 1 task order worth $19 thousand). Recent representative work includes a $64,133 firm fixed price purchase order on May 6, 2025, for firing pins, primer retainers, primers, and washer retainers under Total Small Business set-aside; a $12,288 retainer washer component order on May 29, 2026, under full-and-open competition; and a $6,963 cartridge head order on May 5, 2025, also Total Small Business. Production requirements typically range from 1,750 to 3,670 units per line item, with First Article Test samples required within thirty days and bulk deliveries within forty-five days.

The vendor's award category concentration reflects weapon system component specialization: 71 awards align with fastener and washer manufacturing, 8 with machine shop work, and the remainder with precision turned products. PSC distribution shows 56 awards for cartridge and propellant actuated devices and components, 8 for rockets and rocket ammunition, 6 for commercial hardware, and 4 for weapon system hardware. Activity has been thin in recent years — one award in 2026, two in 2025, declining from a three-award baseline in 2019 — suggesting either a mature, low-velocity supplier relationship or contraction. All dollars obligated ($1.8 million) against potential value indicate straightforward purchase orders with no outstanding pipeline.