WFM Manufacturing & Supply Inc.

WFM Manufacturing & Supply Inc., a Fort Worth, Texas-based small business, manufactures and supplies precision-engineered mechanical components and industrial hardware for Department of Defense logistics operations as a prime contractor. The company is a for-profit Subchapter S corporation competing predominantly under total small business set-asides and in full-and-open procurements.

WFM's federal footprint centers almost entirely on the Defense Logistics Agency across five sub-offices. DLA Land and Maritime accounts for the vast majority of awards—970 purchase orders and indefinite delivery contracts carrying $12.2 million in combined potential value. DLA Aviation, DLA Troop Support Hardware, DLA Headquarters, and DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment collectively round out the remaining 245 awards worth $1.4 million. Recent representative work includes a $442,933 total small business set-aside for breechblock control levers (August 2025), a $281,520 open-competition purchase order for breechblock lever components (October 2025), and a $214,300 total small business set-aside for breechblock levers (July 2025)—reflecting WFM's specialization in ordnance and small arms accessories. Other routine procurements span hydraulic cylinders, mounting plates, shafts, brackets, actuators, and mechanical transmission components identified by National Stock Numbers, each typically valued between $1,000 and $50,000.

Activity has been volatile. WFM received 155 awards in 2022, 144 in 2023, declining to 115 in 2024, then rebounding to 169 in 2025, with 34 awards through mid-April 2026. The vendor holds five active indefinite delivery contracts with DLA Land and Maritime—four designated total small business set-asides and one unrestricted—each valued up to $350,000 (newer contracts) or $250,000 (earlier vehicles). These IDCs cover remote control levers, cartridge guides, SEARs, rear unload gates, plate-side pulleys, and strike-catch components, with performance periods extending through mid-2027. Within the next twenty-four months, 93 awards carrying $1.5 million in combined potential value reach completion, creating recompete exposure.

Capability portfolio reflects National Stock Number manufacturing across mechanical power transmission (428 awards), small arms and ordnance accessories (311 awards), hardware components (224 awards), aircraft parts (116 awards), and fastener-class items (90 awards). The vendor does not subcontract; all work is performed at its North Richland Hills, Texas facility under DLA purchase orders and delivery orders. Performance occurs in-house with no named teaming arrangements in the source data.

WFM competes in both set-aside and full-and-open environments but derives meaningful revenue from total small business set-asides, which recur across the prime portfolio. The vendor registered in the System for Award Management in November 2012 and has maintained continuous contracting presence with DLA since inception. Obligated dollars stand at $6.2 million against $13.6 million in combined potential value, indicating roughly 45% of potential value has been invoiced to date.