Al-Tech Associates, LLC

Al-Tech Associates, LLC, operating as Al-Tech Associates, Inc. Division, manufactures and supplies electrical components, insulation materials, and protective products to the federal government as a prime contractor under small business and woman-owned small business (WOSB) set-asides. The company is a for-profit, woman-owned business headquartered in Fruitland, Maryland, competing predominantly under total small business set-asides across its Indefinite Delivery Contracts while mixing full-and-open competition on individual delivery orders and purchase orders.

The vendor's federal footprint reflects extreme customer concentration and a transactional ordering pattern characteristic of DLA's component supply model. Over 1,066 awards across recent years, DLA Aviation accounts for 521 purchase orders and delivery orders (nearly half of all awards) valued at $3.4 million combined, while DLA Land and Maritime holds 147 awards worth $1.5 million. The Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons emerges as an outlier in the potential-value ranking—nine awards carrying $5.4 million combined value—reflecting larger individual procurements than DLA's typical sub-thousand-dollar component orders. Together, DLA Aviation, DLA Land and Maritime, and DOJ prisons account for roughly 81% of award count but only 38% of combined potential value, signaling that the remaining 62% of dollars scatter across 21 other agencies in smaller awards. The discrepancy between volume and value illustrates Al-Tech's dual posture: high-frequency micro-transactional supplier to DLA and lower-volume prime on larger component contracts for DOJ, Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR), and other DoD commands.

Capability work centers on electrical insulators, insulation sleeving, electrical insulation tape, connector kits, terminal lugs, electrical contacts, plugs, receptacles, cable assemblies, and protective gear—commodities classified under NAICS codes 335999 (All Other Miscellaneous Electrical Equipment and Component Manufacturing), 326299 (Rubber Product Manufacturing), and 335931 (Current-Carrying Wiring Device Manufacturing). Recent awards include a $98,459.92 woman-owned small business set-aside purchase order from NAVAIR for cold shrink boot termination kits (awarded March 21, 2025), multiple five-to-ten-thousand-dollar delivery orders from DLA Aviation for connector kits and insulation tape (August and July 2025), and consistent sub-thousand to low-five-figure purchase orders for insulation sleeving and electrical contacts from DLA Land and Maritime throughout 2024 and 2025. The vendor holds four active Indefinite Delivery Contracts with DLA (three set-aside for small business, one unrestricted), each carrying $250,000 to $350,000 ceilings, which serve as vehicles for ongoing delivery-order placements. Two recent IDCs awarded February 2026 carry $350,000 ceilings each under total small business set-asides for contacts and ear cushions respectively; a December 2025 IDC for ear cushions ($350,000 ceiling) also carries total small business designation; and a pre-2025 Aviation IDIQ for connector kits ($250,000 ceiling, unrestricted) remains active through August 2025 with three delivery orders placed since mid-2024.

Activity has remained in the 27-86 award range annually over the past five years, with 2023 representing a peak at 86 awards and 2026 tracking low at 27 awards year-to-date (as of July). The vendor obligated $13.9 million of its $30.3 million combined potential value (46% realization), indicating that outstanding ceiling value on IDCs and uncalled task orders substantially exceeds actual invoiced revenue. All awards are prime contracts; the vendor appears on three sub-awards to BAE Systems Land and Armaments (September 2025 and January 2025, for HMS MP Gen 2 radio integration and Bradley fighting vehicle support) and Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation (December 2024, other aircraft part manufacturing), indicating minimal subcontractor posture and a predominantly direct-prime operational footprint. No recompete-cliff data is provided in the source, though the four DLA IDCs stagger between completion dates in 2025, 2026, and 2027, creating rolling renewal opportunity across the DLA Aviation and Land and Maritime customer base. The vendor's SAM registration dates to 2000 and carries active WOSB certification, positioning it as a qualified supplier for small business set-aside vehicles across civilian and defense logistics procurement.

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