Re:build CR, LLC

Re:build CR, LLC, a small business manufacturer of precision-engineered composite materials and metal mounting plates for defense applications, operates as a prime contractor on 99% of its federal awards, with the overwhelming majority of recent work flowing through purchase orders issued by the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime. The company is a child entity of Re:build Manufacturing, LLC, based in Rock Hill, South Carolina, with all work performed domestically at its Rock Hill facility or at customer locations such as Pensacola, Florida and Westlake, Maryland.

Re:build CR's federal contracting footprint centers on two distinct capability streams. The first and dominant stream is the manufacture of mounting plates and related ship and marine equipment components—167 of 190 tracked awards are mounting plate purchase orders from DLA Land and Maritime, ranging from single units valued under $300 to large batch orders worth $100,000 or more. The second stream is production of advanced composite materials and specialized fabrication for naval and air force training and weapons systems, including composite sunshields, isolation rings, ammunition lockers, communications equipment, and metal-bonded course training panels. Representative work includes a $93.3 thousand BPA call from Naval Sea Systems Command for composite sunshield sides; a $229.8 thousand purchase order from Naval Air Warfare Center for honeycomb composite training panels for F/A-18 curriculum support at Oceana and Lemoore; a $147 thousand purchase order from Air Education and Training Command for composite training panels to Naval Air Station Pensacola; and a $144.8 thousand delivery order from Naval Sea Systems Command for TR-343 isolation rings.

Customer concentration is acute. The Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime accounts for 167 awards and $2.2 million in combined potential value; Naval Sea Systems Command accounts for 7 awards but anchors $11 million in combined potential value, driven by a $7.5 million single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement for composite sunshields awarded October 2024 with ordering authority through October 2027. Air Education and Training Command places 8 awards worth $566 thousand; Naval Supply Systems Command places 3 awards worth $2.2 million. The two customer rankings diverge meaningfully—NAVSEA dominates dollars while DLA Land and Maritime dominates volume—reflecting the distinction between high-value composite vehicle platforms and high-frequency small-part replenishment logistics.

Re:build CR holds two parent vehicles of strategic importance. The $7.5 million Naval Sea Systems Command Blanket Purchase Agreement (N0016725A0001) runs through October 2027 with no set-aside, and carries composite sunshield procurement authority across Navy, Army, Coast Guard, and Military Sealift Command vessel classes; 2 task orders under this vehicle total $1.6 million in combined potential value. The company also holds a $183.9 thousand multiple-award Other Transaction Agreement with Army Materiel Command Research Development and Engineering Command (awarded September 2023, no set-aside) for development and production of prototype tubes wound in ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene film, positioning Re:build CR in the advanced materials research lane. Three additional indefinite delivery contracts (NAVSEA and NSSC vehicles) carry task order activity.

Activity accelerated sharply in 2025, jumping from 5 awards in 2024 to 142 awards in 2025, driven by sustained high-volume DLA Land and Maritime purchase order demand for mounting plates. The company has received 31 awards through April 2026 year-to-date. Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months includes 28 awards with combined potential value of $2 million, mostly lower-dollar mounting plate orders with completion dates between now and mid-2027.

Re:build CR competes predominantly full-and-open; the majority of recent awards carry no set-aside designation, though a material share of Air Education and Training Command and some older Naval Sea Systems Command awards were designated Total Small Business set-asides. The company's award pattern reflects small business status and positioning as a reliable volume supplier to DLA Land and Maritime replenishment logistics, paired with strategic access to higher-value composite sunshield and prototype development work through naval and army indefinite delivery vehicles. Two sub-awards on record—one MANTECH Composites Manufacturing Center project and one CMTC project task order under Advanced Technology International as prime—represent minimal sub engagement; Re:build CR operates predominantly as a prime.