Accrabond Corp

Accrabond Corp, a for-profit manufacturer of adhesives, sealants, primers, and coating compounds based in Olive Branch, Mississippi, operates as a prime contractor supplying specialized chemical materials to Department of Defense and federal logistics agencies through thousands of small purchase orders. The company competes predominantly under total small business set-asides on Naval Supply Systems Command and Defense Logistics Agency awards, though the majority of its recent prime awards carry no set-aside designation.

Accrabond's federal footprint is characterized by extreme transaction volume and low individual deal size. The vendor holds 28,557 prime awards with a combined potential value of $15.5 million and combined obligated dollars of $12.5 million, reflecting a transactional supply model rather than a large-contract prime posture. Recent annual activity shows 21 awards in 2022, 35 in 2023, 36 in 2024, and 30 in 2025, with six awards recorded through April 2026. Representative recent work includes a $16,800 total small business set-aside purchase order from Naval Supply Systems Command for locking compound (February 2026), a $16,200 small business set-aside for adhesive from Naval Supply Systems Command (August 2025), and a $13,340 total small business set-aside from Naval Sea Systems Command for FLEXFRAM 605NS product (July 2024). Accrabond also holds a $150,000 indefinite delivery contract with Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Construction and Equipment for adhesive products that has generated steady delivery-order volume.

Customer concentration sits firmly with Department of Defense logistics and supply entities. Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Construction and Equipment accounts for 2,036 awards (14% of total) with $2.8 million in combined potential value; Department of Navy Naval Supply Systems Command holds 701 awards with $321 thousand combined value; and the broader Army Materiel Command TACOM Life Cycle Management Command accounts for 3,184 awards with $238 thousand combined value. The top five customer organizations by award count cover 41% of all awards, but potential-value concentration is notably tighter, with the top five accounting for approximately 24% of combined value. This divergence reflects the vendor's high-volume, low-value transaction pattern across defense supply chains.

Accrabond's parent-vehicle position centers on indefinite delivery and blanket purchase agreements within the Defense Logistics Agency supply ecosystem. The Indefinite Delivery Contract GS06FT0059 anchors 3,796 task orders with $560 thousand combined potential value; Blanket Purchase Agreement GS06FB1190 carries 3,626 task orders; BPA GS06F73780 holds 2,728 task orders with $34 thousand combined value; and BPA GS06F85060 comprises 2,435 task orders with $25 thousand combined value. These vehicles represent the vendor's primary paths to task-order issuance and reflect its status as an approved Defense Logistics Agency supplier across adhesive and sealant categories.

Award category concentration underscores Accrabond's narrow product focus. Adhesive Manufacturing NAICS accounts for 27,494 of the 28,561 total awards (96%); Paint and Coating Manufacturing NAICS accounts for 890 awards (3%). By PSC code, Preservative and Sealing Compounds dominate at 22,131 awards (77% of total), with Adhesives PSC at 6,335 awards (22%). This concentration reflects supply to a specific material need across the DoD's maintenance and logistics operations, rather than diversified capability.

In its subcontractor role, Accrabond supplies specialized chemical materials to BAE Systems Land & Armaments on multiple awards for MK 41 VLS mechanical design components and MK 25 MOD 1 canisters with preservation, handling, storage, and transportation materials (most recent award November 2025), and to General Dynamics-OTS for silicone compound materials supporting 155mm projectile assembly (June 2024). Subcontract work totals only four awards and represents less than 0.01% of volume, with Accrabond functioning primarily as a materials supplier rather than a teaming partner.

Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is minimal: three awards with combined potential value of $43 thousand face ultimate completion by mid-2027, creating limited recompete churn relative to the vendor's total footprint. The vendor's SAM registration dates to June 2001, and the historical award data extends to February 1988, indicating sustained small-business status and long-standing presence in the Defense Logistics Agency supply base.

Adhesives, Sealants, Coatings, Glues, Aircraft Sealants, Custom Pacakging, Mil Specs, Weapons Specs, Missle Specs