S & S Forest Products, LLC

S & S Forest Products LLC, a service-disabled veteran-owned small business based in Boerne, Texas, supplies lumber, plywood, and wood-based construction materials to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor on a massive recurring volume of delivery orders under multiple indefinite-delivery contracts with the Defense Logistics Agency. The vendor operates predominantly in full-and-open competition without set-asides, though many individual delivery orders carry total small business set-aside designations; set-asides recur across approximately 40–50% of recent awards by count.

S & S Forest Products holds two principal IDIQ vehicles anchoring its federal footprint. The company maintains a $40 million DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment IDIQ running through September 2028 that supplies approximately 1,200 line items of softwood dimensional lumber, hardwood lumber, construction plywood, fire-retardant plywood, wood stakes, scaffold planks, wood piles, railroad ties, and millwork to support military construction and facilities maintenance globally. Recent delivery orders under this vehicle range from under $1,000 to $235,000 firm fixed-price awards. The vendor also holds a multiple-award $750,000 Blanket Purchase Agreement with Joint Munitions Command (awarded January 31, 2026, through January 2031) for similar wood products. The company's federal portfolio is extraordinarily concentrated: the DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment division accounts for 4,385 awards (93% of all recent prime awards) and $576.6 million (97% of combined potential value). Department of the Army Joint Munitions Command places 89 awards worth $6 million, and Naval Sea Systems Command has placed 35 awards valued at $1.1 million. The remaining 22 customer agencies collectively represent less than 1% of recent award activity.

The vendor's activity pattern shows consistent high-volume transaction flow: 359 awards in 2022, 311 in 2023, 384 in 2024, and 400 in 2025. Year-to-date 2026 (through mid-April) the vendor has received 124 awards. Combined potential value across all recent awards totals $596.3 million, with $117.5 million obligated to date (20% execution ratio). The category concentration is heavily skewed toward lumber and plywood supply: 2,263 awards under Softwood Veneer and Plywood Manufacturing (NAICS), 806 under Sawmills, and 419 under Cut Stock/Resawing Lumber; plywood and veneer awards (1,736 by PSC code) and lumber materials awards (2,900 by PSC code) dominate. No recompete cliff is surfaced in the source; the $40 million DLA IDIQ extends through September 2028 and the JMC BPA through January 2031, indicating stable runway.

The vendor operates as a pure prime contractor: 4,700 of 4,715 awards (100%) are prime awards; only 15 sub-awards (0.3%) appear in the source, including recent sub work on USS Oak Hill DSRA maintenance (Metro Machine Corp. prime) and ARDM-4 operations support (Electric Boat prime). S & S Forest Products has held federal contracts continuously since 2007. The source records performance across domestic and overseas locations including Boerne TX (primary), Wilmington NC, Anaheim CA, Warner Robins GA, Woodinville WA, Joint Base Pearl Harbor Hickam HI, Tinker AFB OK, Pacific County WA, and multiple CONUS and OCONUS military installations, with at least one delivery to Italy and Japan noted. Performance sites span the full global DLA supply chain footprint supporting Central Command, European Command, and Africa Command.

The vendor's federal revenue footprint is driven entirely by small, rapid-cycle delivery orders against standing IDIQ and BPA vehicles rather than prime contract vehicles. No prime IDCs or GWACs beyond the DLA and JMC vehicles appear in the source. Pricing is uniformly firm fixed-price. Set-aside posture is mixed: while the master IDIQ and BPA carry no set-aside designation, individual delivery orders are split between no-set-aside and total small business set-aside calls, reflecting the vendor's SDVOSB status and DLA/JMC preference for supporting veteran-owned suppliers on individual task orders despite full-and-open IDIQ structure. The vendor does not appear on any government-wide acquisition contracts or GSA Schedules in the source material. Subcontracting footprint is negligible; S & S Forest Products operates primarily as a direct supplier rather than a teaming or sub resource.