B & B Marketing Enterprises LLLP

B & B Marketing Enterprises LLLP, doing business as Magellan Expendables, is a foreign-owned, for-profit partnership that supplies Federal Aviation Administration-approved aircraft spare parts and components to the U.S. Coast Guard as a prime contractor, competing exclusively under full-and-open procurement with no set-aside designations across its prime footprint.

The company is based in Lighthouse Point (and more recently Pompano Beach), Florida and specializes in aftermarket aviation hardware for military rotary-wing aircraft, with particular depth in MH-65 Dolphin helicopter sustainment. Magellan Expendables' capability portfolio centers on small, high-precision components including O-rings, fasteners, seals, hoses, bolts, washers, gaskets, plugs, switches, inverters, frequency adapters, and other certified airworthy spares with verifiable traceability to original equipment manufacturers. The vendor frequently partners with OEMs to supply FAA-approved parts required for maintenance, repair, and overhaul operations. Representative work includes a $2.57 million single-award IDIQ (Coast Guard, April 2022 through December 2026) for various MH-65 spares; a $542 thousand single-award IDIQ (Coast Guard, April 2023 through December 2027) for MH-65 components; a $108 thousand single-award IDIQ (Coast Guard, September 2024 through September 2029) for MH-65 maintenance parts; and numerous delivery orders ranging from under $100 to $89,100 issued against these vehicles for specific component procurements such as packing assemblies ($28,000), self-locking nuts ($4,200), deck bolts ($10,000), and sliding assemblies.

Customer concentration is extreme. The Department of Homeland Security U.S. Coast Guard accounts for 1,124 of 1,313 total prime awards (86% by count) and $18 million of $41.1 million combined potential value (44% by dollars), reflecting Magellan Expendables' role as the Coast Guard's dedicated MH-65 spare parts supplier. The remaining customer agencies — Defense Logistics Agency Aviation, Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Construction and Equipment, the Department of the Navy, and the Department of the Air Force — collectively account for less than $30 thousand in potential value across six awards. The awards data spans 2004 to February 2026, but activity has declined significantly: forty-two awards in 2022, twenty-eight in 2023, twenty-five in 2024, sixteen in 2025, and two in 2026. Only one award (a $16 thousand delivery order) faces ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, indicating minimal recompete exposure in the near term but a broader contraction in ordering volume.

Magellan Expendables holds five active parent vehicles with the Coast Guard, all single-award indefinite delivery contracts: the $2.57 million IDC (HSCG3815D202054, through December 2026) with sixty-nine task orders; the $714 thousand IDC (HSCG3815D202028, through December 2027) with seventy-nine task orders; the $698 thousand IDC (HSCG3810D200003) with eighty-eight task orders; the $652 thousand IDC (HSCG3815D202037) with seventy-three task orders; and the $108 thousand IDC (awarded September 2024) with a December 2029 completion date. Additionally, the vendor holds a Coast Guard contract vehicle (70Z03819DB2000002) carrying fifty-eight task orders valued at $813 thousand. The firm has no subcontract engagement and does not hold positions on government-wide vehicles, agency-wide IDIQs, or GSA Schedules; its footprint is entirely dependent on direct Coast Guard indefinite delivery awards.

By NAICS category, 1,113 of the vendor's 1,313 awards fall under Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (339927), reflecting the core MH-65 spares mission. By PSC code, procurement spans Screws (301 awards), Nuts and Washers (168), Commercial Hardware (107), O-Rings (102), and Packing and Gasket Materials (86). The vendor competes in full-and-open, small-dollar competitive environments typical of maintenance supply chains rather than large system integrator or teaming scenarios; it has not appeared as a subcontractor in the source data and operates exclusively as a prime.