Perez Machine, Inc.

Perez Machine, Inc., doing business as Perez Machine Inc., manufactures precision-machined mechanical components for military aviation and ground support equipment as a prime contractor to the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA), predominantly under small-business set-asides. The company is a woman-owned small business (WOSB), self-certified small disadvantaged business (SDB), and Hispanic American-owned enterprise headquartered in Gardena, California, competing almost exclusively under Total Small Business and other set-aside designations across its prime contract footprint.

DLA Aviation dominates Perez Machine's customer base, accounting for 494 awards (64% of the total) and $15.8 million in combined potential value (83% of all dollars). DLA Land and Maritime ranks second with 137 awards and $1.6 million; the remaining portfolio is scattered across DLA Troop Support Hardware, the broader DLA enterprise, and minor Air Force Materiel Command work. The concentration around DLA Aviation reflects Perez Machine's core capability: it manufactures linear actuators, pistons, gland assemblies, adjustment sleeves, cylinders, shafts, bearings, valve adapters, bolts, and related precision-machined aviation components. The top NAICS categories are Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (461 awards) and Mechanical Power Transmission Equipment Manufacturing (77 awards); the top PSC is Aircraft Hydraulic, Vacuum, and De-Icing System Components (371 awards). Representative recent prime awards include a $55,442 Total Small Business purchase order for 18 actuating cylinders (January 2026), a $294,393 delivery order for linear actuator parts kits (February 2025), a $197,951 Total Small Business purchase order for 93 cylinder assemblies (September 2023), and a $142,417 Total Small Business purchase order for bolt-stabilizers (September 2022).

Perez Machine holds seven active Indefinite Delivery Contracts with DLA, six with DLA Aviation and one with DLA Land and Maritime, with ceiling values ranging from $250,000 to $2 million and extending through 2030. The five highest-volume IDC vehicles (SPE4A716D0281, SPE4A715D5038, SPM40705D1195, SPE4A618D0141, SPE4A716D0393) collectively support 48 task orders. Nearly all are designated Total Small Business set-asides, enabling DLA to issue firm fixed-price delivery and purchase orders for specialized aviation components on an as-needed basis. Award activity has remained relatively flat year over year — 21 awards in 2022 rising modestly to 27 in both 2023 and 2024, then settling to 25 in 2025 — with 8 awards recorded through March 2026. Ten awards carrying a combined potential value of $235 thousand face ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, presenting a moderate recompete window. Perez Machine's subcontractor footprint is minimal; the source names only two sub-awards, both issued in January 2024 under ES3 Prime Logistics Group Inc. for landing collar yokes, suggesting the company operates almost exclusively as a prime. With 768 total awards spanning four decades and $19 million in combined potential value, Perez Machine has established itself as DLA Aviation's established supplier of high-precision machined components critical to military aviation readiness, with performance concentrated at its Gardena facility.

MANUFACTURER OF SMALL TO MEDIUM PARTS FOR AIRCRAFT AND WEAPONS. EQUIPPED TO MACHINE PARTS REQUIRING 2-4 AXIS USING ALL TYPES OF MATERIAL. EXPERIENCE IN SUB-ASSEMBLIES.