A.m.s. Network, LLC

A.m.s. Network, LLC, a small-business manufacturer and supplier of industrial chemicals, coatings, adhesives, and niche mechanical components based in Framingham, Massachusetts, operates as a prime contractor exclusively—delivering roughly 11,400 purchase orders and indefinite delivery contracts to the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) across fiscal years 2012 through mid-2026, with no recorded subcontract footprint. The company is structured as a limited liability partnership and competes almost entirely on an unrestricted, full-and-open basis; while a portion of recent awards carry Total Small Business set-aside designations, the vendor's core positioning is as an open-market competitor supplying specialized industrial products rather than as a set-aside-dependent vendor.

A.m.s. Network's footprint concentrates overwhelmingly on DLA procurement across five operational components. The Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Construction and Equipment division accounts for 6,648 awards worth $44.7 million in combined potential value; DLA Aviation adds 2,930 awards valued at $34.9 million; and DLA Land and Maritime contributes 1,390 awards at $22.2 million. Troop Support Clothing and Textiles, Troop Support Hardware, and other smaller DLA units round out the customer base. The top customers by award count and by potential value align closely, indicating a stable, high-volume customer relationship rather than concentration in a few large orders. Combined obligated dollars total $60.8 million against $107.8 million in combined potential value, a 56% obligation rate typical of purchase-order-heavy vendor profiles.

The company's capability portfolio centers on chemical and industrial consumables. By NAICS classification, adhesive manufacturing accounts for 3,884 awards, paint and coating manufacturing 1,649, miscellaneous electrical equipment and component manufacturing 806, petroleum lubricating oil and grease manufacturing 321, and noncurrent-carrying wiring device manufacturing 291. By PSC code, adhesives lead with 3,127 awards, preservative and sealing compounds 1,700, paints and varnishes 1,596, electrical insulators and insulating materials 982, and miscellaneous chemical specialties 417. Representative recent awards span cleaning solvents, polyurethane coatings, epoxy compounds, sealing compounds, adhesives, calibrating gas mix, lubricating oils, corrosion preventive products, felt strip, insulation sheets, and mechanical fasteners—all procured through DLA's regional distribution depots for consumable inventory replenishment across defense maintenance and logistics operations worldwide.

Activity has grown modestly in recent years, with 865 awards in 2022 climbing to 1,078 in 2024 before moderating to 1,056 in 2025 and 200 year-to-date through mid-2026. The recompete cliff for the next twenty-four months shows 27 awards (combined potential value $1 million) approaching ultimate completion. A.m.s. Network holds no named GWAC or agency-wide IDIQ positions; instead, it places orders through five DLA-issued single-award indefinite delivery contracts (SPE8ES16D0010, SPE8ES18D5014, SPE8ES17D5003, SPE8ES19D5006, SPE8ES17D5019), with 201, 192, 139, 137, and 113 task orders respectively. Three recently awarded single-award IDIQs with DLA Land and Maritime ($350,000 ceiling each, running through early 2027 to early 2029) cover hinges, vehicular doors, and related mechanical components, providing flexible ordering channels for specialized mechanical procurement. The overwhelming majority of the company's federal footprint flows through discrete purchase orders against these parent indefinite delivery vehicles, a supplier-to-distributor model consistent with defense logistics consumable replenishment cycles.

The vendor's headquarters and primary place of performance is Framingham, Massachusetts, with secondary performance at a Charlotte, North Carolina location. The company describes itself as specializing in niche industrial products and maintenance, repair, and logistics items for federal defense agencies—a self-characterization borne out by the award data, which shows no diversification into IT services, professional services, or non-chemical manufacturing, and no activity outside the DLA enterprise. Obligated dollars of $60.8 million across 11,369 awards yield an average order value around $5,000 to $6,000, consistent with consumable inventory replenishment rather than large platform contracts or integration work.