R F Manufacturing Corp

R F Manufacturing Corp, a veteran-owned small business based in Baker, West Virginia, manufactures precision electrical, mechanical, and structural components for naval systems as a prime contractor (100% of awards) competing predominantly under Total Small Business set-asides. The company is a for-profit Subchapter S Corporation that sources components directly from a single federal customer — the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command — which accounts for 95 of 99 awards and $56.7 million in combined potential value, with two minor Army awards rounding out the customer base.

R F Manufacturing's capability portfolio centers on naval combat-system assemblies and shipboard mechanical fabrication. Recent representative work includes a $264,382.80 firm-fixed-price purchase order (June 2026) from NAVSEA for MK34 Case Setter Unit components including cover, bushings, heatsink modules, and power supply brackets supporting Organization E75 requirements; a $223,512.70 purchase order (April 2025) for MK34 Fuse Setter Units; and a $129,659.66 purchase order (September 2024) for chassis weldment fabrication. Earlier work spans MK77 Mod1 cable and relay assemblies, power supply units, Honeywell cable, connector lanyards, and shorting connectors — all firm-fixed-price task orders under simplified acquisition procedures. The NAICS profile is dominated by bolt, nut, screw, rivet, and washer manufacturing (62 awards), with secondary exposure in miscellaneous electrical equipment and component manufacturing, ordnance and accessories, and machine-shop work.

R F Manufacturing operates under a network of NAVSEA vehicle relationships anchored by two multi-year Blanket Purchase Agreements: BPA N0017414A0037 (30 task orders, $1.7 million combined potential value) and an older IDC N0017408A0056 (29 task orders, $451 thousand), with two secondary BPAs and one older Army IDC contributing minimal volume. Activity has been sparse in recent years — one or two awards annually from 2022 through 2026 — reflecting a vendor deeply embedded in NAVSEA's procurement workflow but not actively growing share. Only one award with ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months ($264 thousand) faces recompete exposure in that window, suggesting a stable but mature customer relationship with limited near-term portfolio churn. The company invoices at sub-million rates per order and operates as a pure prime with no subcontract footprint, functioning as a specialty supplier to NAVSEA's fleet maintenance and modernization programs rather than as a systems integrator or large-scale manufacturer.