Al-Tech Associates, LLC

Al-Tech Associates, Inc., a woman-owned small business manufacturer headquartered in Fruitland, Maryland, supplies specialized electrical components, insulation materials, and protective products to the Defense Logistics Agency and other federal agencies as a prime contractor on over 1,000 small-dollar purchase orders and indefinite delivery contracts. The company operates almost exclusively under full-and-open competition, competing in its woman-owned small business category on set-aside awards where applicable but pursuing most work without set-aside restrictions.

Al-Tech's federal footprint centers on Defense Logistics Agency divisions. The Defense Logistics Agency Aviation dominates the customer base by award count, with 517 awards (51% of all recent awards) generating $3.4 million in combined potential value, followed by the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime with 139 awards and $1.5 million. A secondary but substantial customer cluster sits with the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons network, which accounts for 9 awards carrying $5.4 million combined potential value—the highest single-customer dollar concentration in the portfolio. This concentration split reflects two distinct procurement streams: high-volume, small-unit component orders from DLA and fewer, larger facility-supply orders from Bureau of Prisons locations. Across all 26 customer agencies served, the top five account for 81% of recent award volume.

Al-Tech's capability portfolio is narrowly specialized: electrical connectors, insulation sleeving and tape, terminal lugs, contact assemblies, connector kits, protective sleeves and covers, fastener products, and related electrical hardware for aerospace, military, and defense applications. Representative DLA Aviation orders include a $14,868.24 purchase order for insulation sleeving awarded October 2025, an $8,870.65 delivery order for connector kit protective components awarded August 2025, and a $5,697.50 delivery order for contacts awarded April 2026—all firm fixed-price under DLA Aviation's open-market vehicle. A notable outlier is a $98,459.92 woman-owned small business set-aside purchase order from the Naval Air Systems Command awarded March 2025 for cold shrink boot termination kits. Recent orders to Bureau of Prisons Federal Medical Center Lexington include smaller quantities of electrical and protective components supporting facility operations.

Al-Tech holds five active Indefinite Delivery Contracts with DLA: two $350,000 Land and Maritime single-award, total-small-business-set-aside contracts awarded February 2026 and December 2025; two $250,000 Aviation single-award contracts (one total-small-business-set-aside awarded January 2023, one full-and-open awarded August 2023); and a $250,000 Land and Maritime single-award vehicle awarded February 2026 for contacts. The largest parent vehicle is an IDC numbered DJU4600003164 with 133 task orders generating $1.4 million combined potential value—sourced from the Department of Justice. DLA Aviation places orders through the $250,000 connector-kit and electrical-insulation-tape vehicles at a steady pace, with three delivery orders visible between July 2024 and August 2025.

Activity has declined from a peak of 86 awards in 2023 to 14 in 2026 (partial year through mid-April). The vendor's award history extends to 1999, indicating a twenty-five-year federal contracting tenure primarily focused on DLA supply chain support. Combined potential value across all 1,053 recent awards totals $30.3 million, with $13.8 million obligated (46% realization rate), suggesting a pipeline of standing orders that may or may not convert to invoicing.

The subcontract footprint is minimal: three sub-awards identified across the source data, including material/service integration work under BAE Systems Land and Armaments on an Army Amphibious Combat Vehicle program (September 2025), systems technical support for Bradley Fighting Vehicles and the Multiple Launch Rocket System Carrier under BAE Systems (January 2025), and an undefinitized order under Northrop Grumman (December 2024). These sub roles appear incidental to the prime footprint rather than a material revenue stream.

Al-Tech's procurement activity is dominated by purchase orders under the $25,000 simplified acquisition threshold and delivery orders issued against standing IDCs. Award values cluster in the hundreds to low thousands of dollars, with occasional orders in the $8,000–$15,000 range. The company competes across five primary NAICS codes: All Other Miscellaneous Electrical Equipment and Component Manufacturing (322 awards), Rubber Product Manufacturing for Mechanical Use (178 awards), Noncurrent-Carrying Wiring Device Manufacturing (112 awards), Current-Carrying Wiring Device Manufacturing (93 awards), and Hardware Manufacturing (84 awards). Top Product Service Codes align with capability: Electrical Insulators and Insulating Materials (510 awards), Miscellaneous Electrical and Electronic Components (171 awards), and Electrical Hardware and Supplies (107 awards).

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