Aml-American Made Logistics

Aml-American Made Logistics, a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) headquartered in Blythe, California, operates exclusively as a prime contractor delivering facility maintenance, signage, infrastructure repair, and logistics support to the Department of Veterans Affairs across multiple regional service networks. The company is minority-owned (Black American-owned), veteran-owned, and self-certified as a small disadvantaged business; it competes predominantly under SDVOSB set-asides and full-and-open small-business designations, with SBA SDVOSB and veteran-owned small business certifications active through May 2027.

Aml-American Made Logistics' capability footprint centers on wayfinding and interior signage design, fabrication, and installation; solar photovoltaic system maintenance and repair; facility infrastructure services including fire suppression and HVAC system maintenance; and specialized services such as underground storage tank inspection, pest control, and emergency repairs. Representative prime work includes a $1.77 million definitive contract awarded July 2026 by VISN 8 for interior signage and wayfinding system upgrade at Thomas H. Corey VA Medical Center in Florida under SDVOSB set-aside; a $4.3 million solar turbine engine exchange and upgrade at Dallas VA Medical Center (VISN 17, September 2024); a $1.6 million physical security access control system maintenance and support contract (VISN 22, March 2025, base plus four option years); and a $1.5 million annual solar photovoltaic preventive maintenance contract at VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System (VISN 22, February 2022, base plus four option years). Recent work also includes a $407,997 fire and smoke door inspection, testing, repair, and certification contract (VISN 20, September 2026) and a $426,400 digital wayfinding solution with interactive touchscreens and accessibility features across four San Diego VA facilities (VISN 22, June 2026, later terminated for government convenience).

Customer concentration is extreme and deliberate: VISN 22 alone represents 64 awards valued at $14.6 million combined potential value — 82% of recent awards and 57% of all potential dollars. VISN 17 follows distantly with 7 awards and $6.1 million. Across the top five VISN and specialty customers, the portfolio achieves 82% award count concentration and 94% potential-value concentration. This footprint is almost entirely Department of Veterans Affairs; the vendor has delivered to 19 distinct federal agencies but 99% of awards are VA VISNs. The one exception is a $452,778 fuel system lines and components replacement contract from the National Park Service Southeast Region at Dry Tortugas National Park (September 2025) and a $33,613 forklift battery and chargers order from the Department of the Navy (September 2024).

Aml-American Made Logistics holds a single-award indefinite delivery contract with VISN 22 valued at $3 million, awarded September 26, 2022, running through June 25, 2027, for wayfinding signage design, fabrication, installation, and maintenance across VA medical facilities in the region. That vehicle has supported 16 delivery orders to date, ranging from $4,543 to $831,297.90 in individual order value. All delivery orders under the parent IDC carry firm fixed-price pricing and SDVOSB set-aside designation. Place of performance spans Blythe and Los Angeles, California.

Activity trajectory shows consistent growth: six awards in 2022, nine in 2023, twenty-six in 2024, twenty-one in 2025, and twenty-seven in 2026 through late September. Twenty-three awards valued at $8.5 million combined potential value reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing a recompete window. Over the most recent five-year period, the vendor has scaled from sporadic activity to a steady pipeline of facility-service task orders under VISN 22's parent IDC and direct awards from multiple VA service networks.

Service Contract Inventory data captures $227 thousand in invoiced federal service revenue in FY2023 across 0.5 full-time equivalents at a median government-paid hourly rate of $218.60/hr, with rates spanning a 10th percentile of $202.36/hr to a 90th percentile of $234.83/hr. The SCI dataset is sparse — only ten reportable records across four fiscal years — because most of Aml-American Made Logistics' federal work falls below the $150,000 SCI reporting threshold or is classified as goods, products, or construction rather than services. The company's actual federal services footprint and workforce scale are substantially larger than SCI reflects. Across all prime work captured in SCI and the broader award portfolio, the vendor self-performs all work with no subcontractor engagement reported.

The primary work concentration — VISN 22 wayfinding and facility maintenance — reflects both a successful capture of a single-award IDC vehicle and a deliberate vendor strategy to become the go-to SDVOSB provider for recurring VA infrastructure services in southern California. Top NAICS categories confirm this posture: Sign Manufacturing (23 awards), Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (7 awards), Electrical Contractors (4 awards), and Plumbing/HVAC Contractors (4 awards). The vendor operates with zero subcontractor dependence, pricing competitively within the SDVOSB market tier, and maintaining continuous renewal pursuit on its flagship VISN 22 parent vehicle and task orders expiring across 2025 and 2026.