Alamo Industries, Inc.

Alamo Industries, Inc., doing business as Alamo Auto Supply, is an El Paso, Texas-based for-profit Subchapter S Corporation that supplies automotive parts, vehicle accessories, and specialized outfitting services to federal agencies exclusively as a prime contractor across 277 awards worth $3.7 million in combined potential value. The vendor operates with a mixed set-aside posture, competing under Total Small Business designations on roughly one-third of recent awards and full-and-open on the remainder, with no subcontract activity in the source footprint.

Alamo Auto Supply's capability portfolio centers on vehicle modification, aftermarket automotive components, and fleet outfitting for federal law enforcement, correctional, and administrative operations. Representative work includes a $47,137 Total Small Business purchase order from the Department of Justice (Intermountain Region) for CAVE LE (Communications, Audio, Video, Electrical) equipment installation on two Ford F150 patrol vehicles (completed March 2025); a $24,339 full-and-open purchase order from the Department of the Interior National Park Service (Intermountain Region) for law enforcement equipment outfitting of F150 Police Responder vehicles (completed September 2025); and a $14,655 purchase order from the International Boundary and Water Commission for aftermarket parts including bed shell, shelves, and roll-out bed tray for a Ford F350 survey truck (completed August 2024). Recent 2026 awards include a $16,328 goosneck hitch and solar panel for the Federal Correctional Institution Bastrop and a $12,543 winch delivery for the Federal Correctional Institution La Tuna.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted toward the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons (75% of awards by count, 69% of combined potential value). The top five customers — Federal Correctional Institution Bastrop (79 awards, $805 thousand), the Department of the Army Installation Management Command Southwest Region (17 awards, $715 thousand), Federal Correctional Institution La Tuna (60 awards, $430 thousand), Federal Correctional Complex Terre Haute (20 awards, $351 thousand), and Federal Correctional Complex Victorville (31 awards, $262 thousand) — together account for most transaction volume and dollars. Alamo Auto Supply places work under one named parent vehicle, an Indefinite Delivery Contract (DJU4600002794) carrying 44 task orders worth $764 thousand in combined potential value.

Activity is sparse and irregular: one award in 2022, five in 2023, one in 2024, three in 2025, and three in 2026. The vendor's transaction profile reflects small-dollar, transactional purchase orders for vehicle components, camper shells, winches, solar panels, bumpers, partitions, and related accessories rather than systems integration or large-scale fleet programs. NAICS concentration runs across motor vehicle parts manufacturing, automotive parts and accessories retail, and travel trailer and camper manufacturing; PSC codes cluster around nuts and washers (161 awards), vehicular furniture and accessories (58 awards), and miscellaneous vehicular components (15 awards). The vendor has maintained active SAM registration since 2002 and serves 27 distinct federal agencies, though the footprint is dominated by correctional facilities and regional park and installation operations in the Southwest.