COFFOS JR, GEORGE W

COFFOS JR, GEORGE W specializes in the precision manufacturing of metal hardware components, with demonstrated experience producing engineered brackets and angle supports for defense applications. The contractor’s technical expertise lies in machining and fabrication of structural metal parts to exact military specifications, likely involving CNC machining, sheet metal forming, and tolerance-controlled assembly processes. Their work supports critical defense hardware systems where dimensional accuracy, material integrity, and repeatability are essential. While limited public data is available, the nature of the awarded item—“BRACKET, ANGLE”—suggests specialization in small-batch, high-reliability metal components used in mounting, alignment, or structural reinforcement within military platforms. The contractor has performed work exclusively for the Department of Defense, indicating a focused engagement with defense procurement channels. The awarded component implies direct support to systems requiring ruggedized, mission-critical hardware, likely in ground vehicles, aircraft, or naval equipment. This suggests a supply chain role as a specialized subcontractor or tier-two vendor, delivering precision parts that integrate into larger defense assemblies. The primary NAICS code, 332510 (Hardware Manufacturing), reflects a niche in the production of metal hardware such as brackets, fasteners, hinges, and structural fittings. This places the contractor within the defense industrial base as a precision fabricator serving military-grade requirements. Their market positioning is that of a specialized component supplier rather than a systems integrator, with expertise in low-volume, high-precision manufacturing. The entity structure, certifications, and geographic presence are not available in public records. There are no documented government certifications such as HUBZone, 8(a), or SDVOSB. The contractor operates as a small, likely sole-proprietor or micro-business entity with a focused scope of work in defense hardware fabrication, positioned within the specialized manufacturing segment of the federal supply chain.