Anro Logistics, Inc.

Anro Logistics, Inc., a for-profit Subchapter S corporation headquartered in Westerville, Ohio, supplies specialized logistics and transportation components to the Defense Logistics Agency as a prime contractor (100% of awards), competing predominantly under Total Small Business set-asides on single-award indefinite delivery contracts with $250,000 to $350,000 ceilings. The company manufactures and delivers structural frame sections, storage box accessories, welded chains, jack assemblies, vehicular brackets, and related metal-stamped and fabricated components that support military supply chain operations at domestic and overseas Defense Logistics Agency depots.

Anro's customer base is concentrated entirely within the Defense Logistics Agency. The agency accounts for all 91 awards in the source, split between DLA Land and Maritime (74 awards, $5.1 million combined potential value) and DLA Aviation (17 awards, $362 thousand combined potential value). The company's contract portfolio consists almost entirely of purchase orders and delivery orders issued under seven active single-award indefinite delivery vehicles. Representative work includes a $33,096 delivery order from DLA Land and Maritime in April 2026 for storage box accessories, a $30,872 purchase order in November 2024 for frame section structural components, a $45,708 purchase order in January 2024 for storage boxes and accessories, and a $41,946 purchase order in April 2024 for 23 units of accessories storage boxes. Individual task orders historically range from approximately $9,700 to $22,500, with estimated order frequencies of four to eleven annually per contract vehicle.

The underlying indefinite delivery vehicles are all Total Small Business set-asides with one-year periods of performance. The most recent IDV awards date to February 2026 ($350,000 ceiling for jack assemblies), December 2025 ($350,000 ceiling for frame section structural components), November 2025 ($350,000 ceiling for welded chains under DLA Aviation), and September 2025 ($250,000 ceiling for accessories storage boxes). Earlier IDVs awarded in late 2024 carried $250,000 ceilings and guaranteed minimum quantities ranging from 3 to 48 units per contract. All work is performed at Anro's Westerville, Ohio facility and directed to consolidation and containerization points serving continental United States and outside continental United States DLA depots.

Activity grew from two awards in 2022 to twelve in 2024 before declining to nine in 2025 and two in 2026 year-to-date. This recent flattening reflects the structure of the company's contracting approach: the vast majority of potential value sits in the seven active indefinite delivery vehicle ceilings ($1.95 million combined) rather than in individual task orders. Nine of Anro's 91 total awards have ultimate completion dates in the next twelve months, with a combined potential value of approximately $637,000 in recompete exposure. The company maintains no subcontract relationships in the source record.

Anro's capability footprint aligns closely with its NAICS and PSC concentration. The top NAICS categories are Softwood Veneer and Plywood Manufacturing (38 awards), Motor Vehicle Metal Stamping (21 awards), and Other Fabricated Wire Product Manufacturing (17 awards). The top PSC categories are Vehicular Cab, Body, and Frame Structural Components (38 awards) and Vehicular Furniture and Accessories (24 awards). The company's entire federal footprint is rooted in a single customer and a narrow set of defense logistics component commodities, with no vehicle holdings beyond the DLA-issued indefinite delivery contracts and no demonstrated pursuit of civilian agency or broader Department of Defense opportunities outside the DLA supply chain.