Rebranded from Chase Supply to Chase Defense Partners in 2017 to better reflect its loyal partnerships and defense-focused positioning.

Operates a 24,000 sq ft facility in Hampton, VA, indicating significant physical infrastructure for manufacturing, testing, and distribution.

Lists AS9100 Rev D compliant quality system, DCAA-approved accounting system, DCMA-approved purchasing system, and approval as a LEVEL 1 DSS-SOC supplier to NAVSUP, signaling mature defense-compliant operations.

Describes capabilities including in-house engineering, manufacturing, pressure testing, assembly, fabrication, oxygen cleaning to ASTM G93, product support, and end-user training, indicating vertically integrated service offerings.

Markets a wide range of products such as underwater rebreathers, VBSS equipment, Shearwater dive computers, underwater acoustic communications, gas analyzers, diving chamber equipment, high-pressure fittings and valves, avionics cooling, and ground support carts, highlighting broad specialization in diving and aviation/shipboard support.

Identified as a small business specializing in technical sales and distribution of engineered products for aviation, military, and marine applications, including ground support, diving chambers, tactical gear, and shipboard components.

Referenced in a U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) protest decision as Chase Supply, Inc. d/b/a Chase Defense Partners, confirming active participation in U.S. federal contracting processes.

Public employment profiles and job data platforms list the company size as 11–50 employees, indicating a small but established team with limited recent public hiring signals.