Merry An Cejka

Merry An Cejka, doing business as Scott Craft Co, is a woman-owned small business sole proprietorship based in Cudahy, California that manufactures aerospace and defense components — aircraft parts, landing gear assemblies, ground servicing equipment, and machine-shop output — primarily as a prime contractor (99% of recent awards) on DoD indefinite delivery contracts and basic ordering agreements, with occasional direct purchase orders from naval supply.

Scott Craft Co operates almost exclusively under full-and-open competition; the single recent prime award is a $229,684 Naval Supply Systems Command purchase order for a bearing cup puller, placed May 1, 2026, with December 7, 2026 ultimate completion. The vendor does not hold seats on GWACs, GSA Schedules, or other government-wide vehicles; instead it operates through legacy indefinite delivery contracts and basic ordering agreements, primarily Indefinite Delivery Contract SP046002D5684 (6 task orders, $100 thousand combined potential value), Basic Ordering Agreement F4160888D2952 (3 task orders), and several others carrying two task orders each. The vendor's award count is sparse in recent years — one award in 2023, one in 2024, one in 2026 — reflecting either declining activity or data capture bias toward recent administrative actions.

Customer concentration sits with the Department of Defense and Defense Logistics Agency components. The Air Force (56 awards), Army (44 awards), and Navy (18 awards) dominate by count, accounting for 65% of all awards in the source. Dollar concentration tells a different story: the Naval Supply Systems Command leads potential value at $256 thousand across 11 awards, followed by Defense Logistics Agency base supply at $122 thousand across 24 awards. The vendor's capability footprint centers on aircraft ground servicing equipment (54 awards), aircraft landing gear components (20 awards), airframe structural components and landing equipment (15 awards each), and aircraft maintenance and repair shop specialized equipment (15 awards), with secondary work in hand tools and rolled steel shapes. Scott Craft Co holds two subcontract positions on the Space Launch System Booster Production and Operations Contract (BPOC) Machine Shops line, awarded October 2024 and June 2023, performing machine-shop fabrication on NASA's space launch program. One award ($230 thousand potential value) faces ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating recompete exposure in that window. Across 239 total awards spanning 1980 to present, combined obligated value stands at $7.8 million against $386 thousand combined potential value — indicating most awards are closed or substantially obligated.

GENERAL MACHINING, TURNING, FABRICATION AND SPECIALIZED WELDING. CATEGORIES RANGE FROM GROUND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT TO MISCELLANEOUS HARDWARE AND AIRBORNE ITEMS.