Pauley Rodine Inc.

Pauley Rodine Inc., operating through its American Machines Division, is a small business manufacturer and service provider based in Bremerton, Washington that sells industrial machinery equipment and nationally recognized testing laboratory (NRTL) inspection services to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor exclusively, competing across both set-aside (Total Small Business) and full-and-open solicitations with no subcontractor footprint in federal work.

American Machines operates as a for-profit Subchapter S Corporation and derives its revenue from two core capability streams: procurement and delivery of specialized industrial equipment (machine tools, press brakes, turning centers, saws, and related fabrication machinery) and NRTL field evaluation and OSHA compliance certification services for equipment used in naval shipyards and repair facilities. Recent equipment awards include a $15.9 million definitive contract (July 2024) for four DOOSAN PUMA VTR1620M Vertical Turning Centers and a Kundel Bridge Crane bound for Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; an $8.68 million purchase order (October 2025) for three Cincinnati 750 AF10 CNC Press Brakes destined for Naval Base Kitsap-Bangor, Trident Refit Facility King Bay, and Norfolk Naval Shipyard; and a $5.01 million purchase order (April 2026) for two vertical turning centers under a Total Small Business set-aside for installation at Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard and Norfolk Naval Shipyard. The inspection services line carries multiple delivery orders under a single-award IDV with Naval Sea Systems Command valued at $715.5 thousand (through August 2025), generating roughly $3.5 thousand to $68.6 thousand delivery orders across Bremerton and regional naval facilities.

Customer concentration is extreme and Navy-centric. Naval Sea Systems Command anchors 170 awards (64% of prime volume, $20.2 million combined potential value), followed by Defense Logistics Agency Aviation (14 awards, $42.8 million combined potential value). The two rankings diverge significantly: DLA Aviation concentrates large equipment procurements (turning centers, press brakes, rolling mills, timber sizers), while NAVSEA spreads spending across numerous small NRTL inspection delivery orders. Together, these two customers account for 184 of 220 tracked awards (84% by count) and $63 million of $66.5 million in combined potential value (98% of all dollars). United States Pacific Fleet Forces, the Marine Corps, and Army Materiel Command Joint Munitions Command round out the active set at substantially lower dollar volume.

American Machines holds two active IDVs with Naval Sea Systems Command: the original $715.5 thousand single-award contract for NRTL inspection services (running through August 2025, with 24 delivery orders placed across its ceiling) and a newly awarded $1.92 million single-award indefinite delivery contract for NRTL inspection services (October 2025 through October 2030). The vendor does not hold positions on government-wide acquisition contracts, GSA schedules, or multi-agency vehicles.

The recompete cliff in the next twenty-four months sits at three awards with $13.8 million combined potential value, including the $5.01 million turning centers purchase order (completion October 2027), the $8.68 million press brake purchase order (completion April 2027), and the $3.2 million welding and thermal cutting services purchase order (completion December 2025). Activity has remained flat to slightly declining across the past five years (ten awards in 2022, eight in 2023, eleven in 2024, ten in 2025, three in 2026 to date), reflecting the lumpiness of large equipment procurements rather than a sustained growth or contraction signal.

American Machines competes full-and-open on large equipment awards but captures Total Small Business set-asides on smaller equipment and services orders with regularity. The company's category footprint centers on machine tool manufacturing (41 awards), testing laboratory services (30 awards), machinery repair and maintenance (25 awards), and tool accessory manufacturing (21 awards). Performance locations include the company's Bremerton headquarters and subordinate facilities in Goldendale and Jeffersontown, Kentucky, with equipment delivery to naval shipyards across Washington state and at Norfolk, Portsmouth, San Diego, and other Navy installations nationwide.

SUPPLY AND SERVICE METAL FABRICATING MACHINERY, MACHINE TOOLS, TURNING & ROLLING MACHINES, CNC. EQUIPMENT, REPAIR PARTS AND MAINTENANCE AGREEMENTS FOR SAME. PUNCHES, DIES & TOOLING CREATIVE WRITING AND DESCRIPTION SERVICE