Phillips Corporation

Phillips Corporation, through its Federal Division, manufactures and distributes advanced industrial equipment—CNC mills and lathes, waterjet cutting systems, 3D printers, heat treat furnaces, and software licensing—to federal agencies as a prime contractor on full-and-open procurement, competing without set-aside restrictions across $2.64 billion in combined potential value spanning 3,940 federal awards since 1983.

Phillips Corporation's footprint centers on machine tool manufacturing and maintenance. The vendor holds a dominant single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with Army Materiel Command valued at $34.2 million through July 2030 as the exclusive federal distributor for HAAS Automation Inc., procuring CNC mills and lathes to support Military Occupational Specialty training across the Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marine Corps. Recent delivery orders under that IDIQ total $1.6 million across four orders placed between July 2025 and April 2026, including a $687 thousand order for mills and lathes (August 2026 completion), a $546 thousand order for mills and lathes (May 2026 completion), and a $273 thousand order for CNC lathe assembly (July 2030 completion). Phillips also holds a $7.5 million Blanket Purchase Agreement with Naval Air Systems Command through July 2030 for equipment procurement, replacement, upgrade, repair, and maintenance services, with a $285 thousand preventive maintenance call issued in February 2026 for Oak Harbor, Washington extending through February 2030. A single-award indefinite delivery contract with Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command valued at $68.7 thousand through September 2030 covers OMAX waterjet maintenance services, with a $12.1 thousand delivery order issued in September 2025 for repairs at John C. Stennis Space Center. Recent prime work includes a $5.3 million Air Force Life Cycle Management Center contract for heat treat furnaces with dual-chamber specifications meeting SAE AMS 2750 standards (March 2027 completion), a $4.8 million Air Force contract for machining centers and engine lathes (December 2026 completion), and a $3.76 million Naval Sea Systems Command delivery order under the WAAM vehicle for industrial equipment (September 2027 completion). Phillips also delivered a $1.49 million precision manufacturing cell to Army Research Development and Engineering Command (March 2027 completion), a $1.18 million HAAS back shop milling equipment order to Pacific Air Forces (May 2026 completion), a $1.1 million preventive maintenance contract to Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division Newport for thirteen critical machines (September 2030 completion), and a $1.09 million EOS 3D printer maintenance contract to Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex (September 2030 completion).

Customer concentration is distributed across defense, civilian, and logistics agencies. The top five funding agencies by combined potential value account for 87 percent of dollars: the Department of the Air Force leads with 140 awards totaling $983.3 million combined potential value, the General Services Administration Federal Acquisition Service follows with 64 awards totaling $917.1 million, TACOM Life Cycle Management Command carries 209 awards worth $161.1 million, Naval Sea Systems Command holds 415 awards worth $151.6 million, and Defense Logistics Agency Aviation accounts for 362 awards worth $95.3 million. The Air Force's concentration reflects large-value furnace, machining center, and equipment maintenance contracts; GSA concentration flows through Federal Supply Schedule and Multiple Award Schedule vehicle task orders; Navy concentration reflects Phillips' role as authorized HAAS and OMAX distributor across multiple naval commands; and DLA concentration represents equipment procurement for fleet maintenance. A 32 percent share by award count spans Naval Sea Systems Command (415), DLA Aviation (362), TACOM (209), Naval Air Warfare Center (152), and Air Force (140), showing that while the Air Force drives dollars, the Navy commands drive transaction volume.

Phillips competes on the General Services Administration Multiple Award Schedule (MAS), with 642 task orders worth $96 million combined potential value, and the Federal Supply Schedule GS07F7729C, which anchors 1,139 task orders worth $116.4 million combined potential value. A $3.6 million Blanket Purchase Agreement (SPM4A811A0006) with 46 task orders, an Indefinite Delivery Contract (N4215823DS001) with 38 task orders worth $28.6 million, and an IDC (N0016415DWS97) with 35 task orders rounding out recurring vehicles.

Activity has declined from a peak of 215 awards in 2024 to 177 in 2025 and 102 in 2026 year-to-date (November 2026), reflecting either consolidation into larger delivery orders or reduced volume. However, 73 awards worth $43.7 million reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing recompete risk for the vendor and recompete opportunity for competitors.

Subcontract work spans nine named primes. Phillips delivers HAAS and CNC equipment to Triad National Security, LLC for Los Alamos National Laboratory operations management; Sodick EDM systems to Amentum Services, Inc. for C5ISR prototyping and microelectronics facilities support at Aberdeen, Maryland and Naval Surface Warfare Center Crane; Haas equipment to Ut-Battelle LLC for Oak Ridge National Laboratory operations; software, laptops, and Mastercam licenses to Mantech Advanced Systems International, Inc. under the ALECS task order vehicle; engineering materials to unnamed EGLIN Wide Agile Acquisition primes; EOS 3D printers to Fluor Marine Propulsion, LLC for Naval Nuclear Laboratory operations; CNC lathes and toolroom equipment to Adams Communication & Engineering Technology, Inc. for naval aircraft modification support; laboratory equipment including 3D printers to Alutiiq Information Management, LLC under Navy engineering services task orders; industrial 3D printers and instrumentation to Systems Application & Technologies Inc. for air vehicle modification testing; material processing systems to HII Mission Technologies Corp for Army ground vehicle development; and miscellaneous components and fixtures to additional defense contractors across national laboratories and research centers.

The corporate structure includes two named subsidiaries: Viereck Company Inc. and Jeffreys Manufacturing Solutions, Inc., though the award data does not surface subsidiary-level transacting.

Phillips Corporation maintains no formal SBA set-aside designations across its prime footprint; all awards are full-and-open. The vendor's NAICS concentration reflects machine tool manufacturing dominance: Machine Tool (Metal Cutting Types) Manufacturing (1,358 awards), Machine Tool Manufacturing (915 awards), Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment Repair and Maintenance (387 awards), and Other Commercial and Service Industry Machinery Manufacturing (291 awards). PSC concentration mirrors equipment: Lathes (724 awards), Milling Machines (499 awards), Machining Centers (246 awards), Miscellaneous Machine Tools (219 awards), and Maintenance/Repair of Metalworking Machinery (174 awards). The vendor is obligated $659.3 million across its portfolio—25 percent of combined potential value—reflecting long-term equipment leases, maintenance contracts, and firm fixed-price equipment sales running to 2030 and beyond.