Silver Oakleaf Inc.

Silver Oakleaf Inc., operating through its Oak Leaf Defense LLC division and doing business as Silver Oak Leaf Inc., manufactures cut-and-sew military textile products—cold weather parkas, trousers, uniforms, and protective apparel—as a prime contractor under service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) and total small business set-asides, with 100 percent of recent awards as prime contracts to the Department of Defense.

Silver Oakleaf Inc. is a self-certified small disadvantaged business, veteran-owned business, and service-disabled veteran-owned small business operating as a Subchapter S Corporation, headquartered in Alpharetta, Georgia, with manufacturing performed at its Johns Creek and Alpharetta facilities. The vendor competes predominantly under set-aside vehicles—SDVOSB and Total Small Business designations anchor most of its prime footprint—though it also wins unrestricted delivery orders. The company's primary NAICS classification is 314311 (Cut and Sew Apparel Contractors), with secondary textile-related classifications; primary PSC codes span Outerwear, Men's (PSC 4020) and Clothing, Special Purpose (PSC 4030).

Silver Oakleaf's capability portfolio centers on firm fixed-price cut-and-sew manufacturing of military-specification cold weather and operational apparel. Representative work includes a $50.024 million single-award SDVOSB indefinite delivery contract for cold weather parkas awarded May 9, 2025 (completion May 8, 2029), from which seven delivery orders totaling approximately $7.45 million have been issued as of December 2025, ranging from $9,087.60 to $2.93 million and supporting Navy and general-use cold weather requirements. Silver Oakleaf also holds a $29 million Total Small Business indefinite delivery contract for cold weather trousers (awarded September 29, 2021; completion September 28, 2025), against which thirteen delivery orders totaling approximately $29.1 million have been placed; a $17.2 million SDVOSB indefinite delivery contract for extreme cold weather trousers (awarded April 15, 2022; completion December 5, 2025), supporting ten delivery orders totaling approximately $13.1 million; and a $7.5 million SDVOSB indefinite delivery contract for fluid-resistant mattresses (awarded September 21, 2022; completion September 22, 2023). Representative delivery orders under these vehicles include a $2.2 million Navy cold weather parka order (January 23, 2026), a $1.83 million extreme cold weather trousers order (January 30, 2025), a $2.37 million cold weather trousers order (September 17, 2025), and a $1.11 million extreme cold weather trousers order (November 21, 2025).

Customer concentration is extreme and singular: Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Clothing and Textiles accounts for 227 of 231 recent prime awards (98 percent by count) and $419.5 million of $419.8 million combined potential value (100 percent of dollars). The remaining four awards ($312 thousand combined) span Department of the Army Utah Army National Guard (1 award, $234 thousand), Department of the Air Force Air National Guard (1 award, $42 thousand), and Department of the Army Materiel Command Communications Electronics Command (2 awards, $36 thousand). Silver Oakleaf operates entirely within the DLA Troop Support ecosystem and carries no diversified federal customer base.

Silver Oakleaf's vehicle position is anchored by five parent indefinite delivery contracts: Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE1C119D1135 (90 task orders, $40.1 million combined value) for uniform and textile products; Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE1C121D1407 (59 task orders, $67.1 million combined value) for uniforms and related apparel; Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE1C122D1584 (15 task orders, $1.9 million combined value) for extreme cold weather trousers and related items; Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE1C121D1503 (14 task orders, $28.2 million combined value) for cold weather garments; and Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE1C122D1542 (14 task orders, $16 million combined value) for extreme cold weather apparel. These five vehicles collectively represent the bulk of the vendor's transactional activity and carry Silver Oakleaf across its primary set-aside designations.

Activity has declined year over year from a 2022 peak of 49 awards to 3 awards in 2026 (year-to-date through mid-July). The most recent award is a $905 thousand cold weather parka delivery order issued March 19, 2026. Four awards totaling $5.6 million reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting moderate recompete exposure primarily concentrated in the cold weather parka and trousers product lines that form the vendor's core business. Combined potential value across all 231 awards stands at $419.8 million; combined obligated value is $176.1 million (42 percent utilization), indicating DLA Troop Support's ongoing reliance on Silver Oakleaf for sustained supply across multiple textile categories but also suggesting slower burn-down against ceiling values as award velocity has slowed.

Silver Oakleaf operates as a 100 percent prime contractor footprint with no documented subcontract activity in the source data. The vendor holds no position on government-wide acquisition contracts, GSA Schedules, or multi-agency IDIQs; it competes exclusively through single-award and competitive set-aside indefinite delivery vehicles held directly with DLA Troop Support. This concentration—single customer, single contracting office, single product family (military apparel)—creates significant pipeline risk if DLA Troop Support consolidates, recompetes, or shifts to alternate suppliers, but simultaneously reflects deep specialization in cut-and-sew manufacturing and demonstrated compliance with military specification requirements.