Willerding Acquisition Corp.

Willerding Acquisition Corp. WB Industries Division, operating as WB Industries, is a minority-owned, small-disadvantaged business based in O'Fallon and St. Peters, Missouri, that manufactures custom metal fabrication, welding, and precision machining for defense and aerospace applications as a prime contractor (69% of awards) and subcontractor (31%) across Air Force, Navy, and NASA programs. WB Industries competes predominantly under total small business set-asides for its prime work, though it also holds unrestricted positions on government-wide vehicles including the $46 billion Enterprise Wide Agile Acquisition Contract (EWAAC) and several single- and multiple-award blanket purchase agreements.

The company's prime capability portfolio centers on munitions materiel handling equipment (MMHE)—palletized flatracks, missile racks, bomb bars, loading adapters, and specialized dollies and stands—along with aircraft maintenance support equipment including parts racks, wheel well stands, and ground handling systems for platforms such as the F-22, F-35, B-52, and Long Range Stand Off missile. Representative prime delivery orders include a $591,739 purchase order from Ogden Air Logistics Complex (December 2024) for F-22 Tier 2 parts racks and horizontal stabilator dollies, a $3.4 million delivery order from AFLCMC Eglin AFB (February 2022) for munitions handling equipment under the MAC III system, and a $517,608 purchase order from TACOM Life Cycle Management Command (April 2022) for palletized flatracks with an option for up to 19 additional units.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted to Air Force programs. AFLCMC Eglin AFB alone accounts for 26 awards with $15.1 million in combined potential value, anchoring over one-third of the prime award count. The Department of the Air Force broadly (including materiel command components) dominates by potential value, driven primarily by WB Industries' $30 million multiple-award IDIQ for MMHE awarded June 30, 2025, with performance through June 2030, and its fourth on-ramp position on EWAAC (awarded March 13, 2025, through September 2031). The Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command ranks second by potential value at $65.1 million across four awards, including a $50 million single-award blanket purchase agreement for fabrication and machine shop services (October 2022, through September 2027). NASA Glenn Research Center holds a $5 million multiple-award BPA for machining, fabrication, welding, and NDT services (August 2022, through May 2027).

WB Industries' parent vehicle footprint reflects its Air Force focus and small-business posture. The indefinite delivery contract FA248721D0038 (AFLCMC Eglin) carries 36 task orders valued at $6.5 million in combined potential value. The company also places orders under FA863420D2704 (6 task orders), FA868125DB012 (5 task orders, $409 thousand combined value), and multiple Navy basic ordering agreements including N0001921G0006 and SPE4A119G0013 (3 task orders each). These vehicles represent the primary channels for WB Industries' recurring munitions handling and fabrication demand.

Activity shows sustained growth through 2024 before recent deceleration: ten awards in 2022, thirteen in 2023, twenty-nine in 2024, and twenty-two in 2025, with only four awards recorded year-to-date in 2026. The combined potential value across the portfolio stands at $46.12 billion, though this figure is heavily skewed by the company's $46 billion EWAAC ceiling; actual obligated dollars total $17.5 million. No recompete-cliff signal is present in the source data.

As a subcontractor, WB Industries performs Boeing fabrication and machining work on F-15EX, KC-46, MQ-25, and F/A-18G platforms, with monthly task activity spanning 2023 through May 2026. A single Lockheed Martin subcontract (January 2024) for F-35 component procurement demonstrates secondary prime relationships. The preponderance of Boeing sub work reflects the company's role as a supplier of structural repair manual tooling, ground handling equipment, and non-production support materials for aircraft sustainment and advanced procurement.

WB Industries has manufactured custom machined and metal fabricated parts, tooling and equipment for a wide variety of industries. From Engineering Design Builds to Build to print. We apply customer specific requirements to our projects and work to several industry standards such as NASA, Boeing, AMS, AISC, IBC, ASTM and MIL specs.

Our products are made from a variety of metals including steel, stainless steel, nickel based steels, aluminum, Inconel, cast iron, copper, brass and bronze. Other materials used include composites, plastics and wood.

The advantage to working with WB Industries is that we applying our vast industry experience and technical knowledge with creative ideas and solid project management practices, we consistently deliver innovative solutions to our customer's safety, performance and efficiency needs.