Precision Metal Finishers, Inc.

Precision Metal Finishers, Inc., a woman-owned small business and SBA HUBZone-certified manufacturer headquartered in Defuniak Springs, Florida, supplies identification and marking components—markers, labels, decals, webbing straps, instruction plates, and related metal fabrication products—to the Defense Logistics Agency and related federal customers as a prime contractor exclusively (100% of awards).

The vendor operates under Subchapter S corporate structure and competes entirely full-and-open, with no set-aside designations on recent purchase orders, despite holding HUBZone certification. The single underlying vehicle is a HUBZone-set-aside indefinite delivery contract with the DLA Land and Maritime division awarded April 27, 2022, with a $250,000 ceiling and performance period through April 26, 2023. The vendor's recent activity, however, predominantly flows through tactical purchase orders rather than task orders against that IDC.

Customer concentration is heavily skewed toward DLA divisions. The Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Construction and Equipment division accounts for 361 awards (87.6% of recent volume) with $241 thousand combined potential value, issuing markers, identification plates, decals, labels, and instruction plates in sustained low-dollar orders typically ranging from $60 to $900 per purchase order. The DLA Land and Maritime division holds 21 awards (5.1% of volume) with $277 thousand combined potential value—a higher absolute dollar concentration despite lower award count—anchored by webbing-strap supply under the underlying IDC and tactical purchase orders reaching $4,818 to $8,934. DLA Troop Support Hardware represents 24 awards ($17 thousand combined potential value). The Office of Personnel Management holds a single award for $143. The six-agency customer base covers 99% of recent award count.

Recent activity accelerated sharply in 2025, with 88 awards (versus 35 in 2022, 3 in 2023, and 14 in 2024), peaking in the June through November 2025 timeframe before declining to 22 awards year-to-date in 2026. The combined potential value across all 412 awards totals $735 thousand, with $138 thousand obligated across the same awards (19% draw-down rate), suggesting a backlog of unfulfilled orders. The largest individual purchase orders are webbing-strap awards from DLA Land and Maritime: $8,934.12 (April 2022), $3,982.95 (April 2022), $6,720 (April 2025), and $4,818 (November 2025). All recent awards carry completion dates between January and June 2026, creating a significant recompete cliff as these tactical orders exhaust.

The vendor's NAICS footprint reflects its product mix: Books Printing (208 awards), Commercial Printing except Screen and Books (52 awards), Paper Bag and Coated and Treated Paper Manufacturing (38 awards), and Sign Manufacturing (30 awards) dominate the volume, though the primary PSC coding—Miscellaneous Printed Matter (334 awards) and Hardware, Commercial (40 awards)—more accurately describes the work. The award portfolio demonstrates sustained DLA supplier relationships, particularly for DLA Construction and Equipment's repetitive low-value markers and labels, and DLA Land and Maritime's webbing-strap requirements, indicating a specialized niche in small-format identification component manufacturing for military logistics support.

Silkscreening, Engraving, Photoimaging, metal photo, decals, nameplates, id plates