Precision Laser Services Inc.

Precision Laser Services Inc., a Fort Wayne, Indiana-based small business manufacturer, supplies precision metal fabrication and machining services to the federal government exclusively as a prime contractor, with 621 awards across 16 customer agencies totaling $52 million in combined potential value. The vendor competes in both full-and-open and small business set-aside categories; approximately 40% of recent awards carry Total Small Business or Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business designations, while the remainder compete unrestricted, indicating a posture balanced between set-aside reserve and open competition.

Precision Laser Services manufactures specialized ordnance and hardware components for military logistics: machine gun mounts, ammunition cans and loading trays, ejection chute sections, mounting brackets in various configurations, turnbuckle assemblies, and ancillary metal fabrications. Representative work includes a $167.4 thousand Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime purchase order (Jan 2026) for 116 machine gun mounts (NSN 1005014947565) on a competitive RFQ; a $106.3 thousand DLA Land and Maritime machine gun mount purchase order (Feb 2025); a $502 thousand DLA Land and Maritime angle bracket purchase order (Sep 2023) — the vendor's largest single award visible in the source; and a $140.8 thousand firm fixed-price delivery order with DLA Land and Maritime (Nov 2023) for machine gun mounts under an IDV. All work performs at the Fort Wayne facility with distribution to DLA depots across the continental United States and overseas consolidation points.

Customer concentration is pronounced and heavily skewed toward Defense Logistics Agency divisions. The top five customers by award count (coverage: 97% of awards) are DLA Land and Maritime (425 awards, $8 million potential value), DLA Troop Support Hardware (98 awards, $455 thousand), DLA Aviation (57 awards, $970 thousand), Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command (11 awards, $21.7 million), and DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment (10 awards, $51 thousand). The dollars-based ranking diverges sharply: Naval Sea Systems Command and Naval Air Systems Command (6 awards, $10.2 million) anchor 41% of combined potential value with only 17 awards, while DLA Land and Maritime dominates volume (425 awards) but represents only 15% of potential value. This tension reflects a high-volume, low-dollar transactional relationship with DLA (median order under $10 thousand) offset by lower-frequency, higher-value Navy contracts.

The vendor holds 17 Indefinite Delivery Contracts, all single-award vehicles with DLA, each ceiling-valued at $250 thousand (except one recent $350 thousand ceiling awarded Jan 2026). Nine IDVs with DLA Land and Maritime, three with DLA Aviation, one with DLA Troop Support Hardware, and four with Navy carry most recent award dates ranging from Feb 2022 through Jan 2026. The top parent vehicles by task-order count are Navy IDC N0016409DGQ25 (5 task orders, $299 thousand), Navy IDC N0016409DJN63 (5 task orders, $218 thousand), and a legacy crew-served weapons gun mounts vehicle (2011–2016, 5 task orders, $167 thousand). Most IDVs are designated Total Small Business set-asides; a minority (including DLA Land and Maritime IDC 4610122481, awarded Jun 2025) carry no set-aside. Task orders under these vehicles typically range from $630 to $140 thousand, with firm fixed-price pricing and 73–192 day delivery windows to DLA depots.

Activity has grown modestly: 39 awards in 2022 to 56 in 2025, with 8 awards recorded in early 2026. Eight awards face ultimate completion within the next 24 months (combined potential value $211 thousand), representing modest recompete exposure relative to the overall portfolio. The vendor has received over 150 prime federal contract awards since January 2021 per source narratives; the 621-award total in the source data implies substantial historical depth extending back to at least 2007.

Product concentration is acute. The top five NAICS codes account for 464 of 621 awards: Small Arms, Ordnance, and Ordnance Accessories Manufacturing (NAICS 332994, 261 awards), Hardware Manufacturing (332510, 124 awards), Bolt/Nut/Screw/Rivet/Washer Manufacturing (332722, 37 awards), Other Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturing (336399, 26 awards), and Motor Vehicle Transmission and Power Train Parts Manufacturing (336350, 16 awards). Similarly, the top five PSCs account for 434 awards: Guns Through 30mm (PSC 13XX, 234 awards), Commercial Hardware (PSC 53XX, 142 awards), Miscellaneous Vehicular Components (32 awards), Vehicular Furniture and Accessories (28 awards), and Vehicular Power Transmission Components (16 awards). The vendor's footprint is decidedly ordnance- and hardware-focused, with negligible diversification into services, IT, or non-military commercial work.

The source contains no named subcontractor relationships; Precision Laser Services operates as a prime-only contractor with no sub-award activity recorded. The vendor does not appear on government-wide acquisition contracts (GWACs) such as GSA Schedules or Alliant, and does not sub to larger primes in its federal footprint. This posture limits teaming and leverage with defense prime systems integrators and suggests the vendor pursues mostly spot-buy and IDV-based procurement from DLA and Navy directly.

Complete precision metal fabrication of steel, aluminum, & stainless including; laser cutting, CNC forming, Mig & spot welding, paint & powdercoat, CNC milling, tapping, grinding, etc.