TW Metals, Inc.

TW Metals, Inc., a child entity of parent TW Metals LLC (also doing business as Oneal Flat Rolled Metals LLC), operates almost exclusively as a subcontractor (99% of recent awards) to prime contractors supporting U.S. Department of Defense and Defense Logistics Agency supply chains, delivering rolled steel shapes, aluminum sheet and plate, and specialty aircraft components and materials.

TW Metals Inc. is headquartered in Forest Park, Georgia, and operates within the rolled metals and nonferrous metallurgy manufacturing space. The corporate structure includes a parent entity based in Exton, Pennsylvania, that holds federal contracting vehicles. The vendor's award footprint spans 281 contracts and subcontracts dating back to 1982, with highly concentrated customer exposure: the Defense Logistics Agency accounts for approximately 208 awards across its Troop Support Construction and Equipment, Aviation, and general procurement offices, while the Department of the Navy (Naval Air Systems Command, Naval Sea Systems Command, and Naval Supply Systems Command combined) accounts for 48 awards. These two customers represent 95% of recent awards. The combined potential value across all awards stands at $56 thousand, with $6.6 million obligated—an unusual ratio reflecting either very small task orders or mature, invoiced delivery work. The top five parent indefinite delivery contracts are SP050099D0036 (83 task orders), F0965001A0062 (11 task orders), SP050006DBP18 (11 task orders), SP050001DBP03 (5 task orders), and W58RGZ18D0001 (3 task orders), all routed through DLA or Navy offices.

TW Metals subcontracts primarily to Defense Systems and Solutions on aircraft modification kits, materials support, and control system components—including recent work on UH-60M Hellenic Army configuration modification kits (January 2026), MV-22 Osprey lap belt and mission kits (September 2025), and ERCA pointing and control system materials (October 2022)—and to Teledyne Brown Engineering on FMS boat production and engineering services (July 2025). By NAICS and PSC, the vendor's capability portfolio centers on rolled steel shape manufacturing (127 awards), aluminum sheet, plate, and foil manufacturing (87 awards), other aircraft parts and auxiliary equipment manufacturing (18 awards), and metal stamping (12 awards). Activity has been sparse in recent years—one award in 2022, two in 2025, one in 2026—indicating a mature, low-velocity prime base with concentrated subcontract work against a small number of primes serving the defense industrial base.