DLA FedMall COTS Products 2024 - 2029

Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support established a Master IDIQ for commercially available COTS products through the FedMall ordering system, with a last date to order of September 12, 2029. The vehicle carries no set-aside restrictions and remains fully active with more than three years of ordering authority remaining.

FedMall is an electronic commerce platform for non-NSN materials and general commercial items used across the Department of Defense. Task orders obligate vendors to provide brand-name or equivalent products across defined categories; vendors must propose at least 30 percent of items within each product category to be considered for award in that category. All ordering and payment flows through FedMall and the DFAS WAWF system.

The vehicle has generated substantial transactional volume: 1,303 total task orders with a combined potential value of $2.6 million, of which $2.6 million has already obligated—indicating that committed spending has already met the vehicle's stated ceiling. Ordering momentum accelerated sharply in 2025, when 1,029 orders were placed (79% of the vehicle's total activity), then slowed to 149 orders through mid-2026. The most recent awards span April 2026 and represent micro-purchases in the hundreds of dollars.

Two contractors dominate the award portfolio: Darbonnier Tactical Supply LLC holds 399 orders valued at $1.4 million combined potential value, and Atlantic Diving Supply, Inc. holds 654 orders valued at $775 thousand combined potential value. These two firms account for roughly 81% of all awarded orders. The Supply Room, Inc., MSC Industrial Direct Co., Inc., and K.r. Campbell, Inc. complete the top five, with the remainder spread across six additional primes. Nearly all activity (1,302 of 1,303 orders) flows to Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support; one order was placed by Department of the Air Force Air Combat Command.

Individual delivery orders typically range from $25 to $6,000 in obligated value, with most falling in the low hundreds to low thousands of dollars. Task orders carry firm fixed pricing and completion dates typically 60 to 90 days from award. The vehicle's small but persistent order flow, combined with obligated value already meeting potential value, signals that this vehicle operates primarily as an operational purchasing mechanism for ongoing consumption rather than as a development opportunity with growth capacity.