Barbara Technologies Corp

Barbara Technologies Corp, doing business as Americas Computer Co, is a San Antonio, Texas–based woman-owned small disadvantaged business that supplies electronic components, commercial hardware, and IT equipment to the Defense Logistics Agency as a prime contractor, competing predominantly full-and-open with no set-aside restriction on the majority of its recent purchase orders.

The company is structured as a for-profit corporation and holds self-certifications as a small disadvantaged business and woman-owned small business. Its federal footprint centers almost entirely on Defense Logistics Agency procurement across multiple divisions. The award portfolio shows 1,269 prime contract awards with a combined potential value of $9.5 million, of which $2.3 million (24%) has been obligated. Activity has been uneven but consistent: thirteen awards in 2022, forty-eight in 2023, forty-seven in 2024, twenty-nine in 2025, and eight in the first quarter of 2026. Recent representative purchases include a $33,540 order from DLA Aviation for 208 television monitors (July 2025), a $29,266.80 disk drive unit order from DLA Construction and Equipment set aside for total small business (May 2025), and a $12,004.44 nitrogen charging order from DLA Land and Maritime (January 2026). Individual purchase orders typically range from under one hundred dollars to low five-figure amounts, with the largest recent single award at $33,540.

Customer concentration is extreme. Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support accounts for 914 awards (72% of the portfolio) with $2.7 million combined potential value, while Defense Logistics Agency Logistics Information Service holds 150 awards with $5.3 million combined potential value—the highest dollar concentration despite representing a much smaller share of awards. DLA Land and Maritime, DLA Construction and Equipment, and DLA Aviation together account for 189 awards with combined potential value of $857 thousand. Fifteen distinct customer agencies are represented in the portfolio, but DLA divisions account for 99% of awards. The two rankings diverge sharply: by award count, DLA Troop Support dominates; by potential value, DLA Logistics Information Service leads despite one-sixth the award frequency, signaling that DLA LIS orders carry materially higher unit values.

Barbara Technologies Corp sits on two primary indefinite delivery vehicles. The first is a $250,000 single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with DLA Aviation for electronic switches, set aside for total small business, awarded August 2023 with ultimate completion in August 2024. The second is a $475,000 multiple-award Federal Supply Schedule contract with GSA's Federal Acquisition Service, awarded June 2023 and running through June 2028, under which the company has placed at least one delivery order—a June 2023 men's outerwear order to the Department of the Air Force at Hurlburt Field for $17,774.46. The Indefinite Delivery Contract SPMLW113DE082 carries 859 task orders with $1.2 million combined potential value, and IDC SP47W116D0021 carries 204 task orders with $349 thousand combined potential value. These two IDCs anchor the portfolio by volume.

The company's capability profile is narrow and product-focused. Hardware category concentration is striking: 1,070 awards (84% of the portfolio) fall under PSC Hardware, Commercial, with the balance split among IT storage, miscellaneous communications equipment, headsets and audio equipment, and end-user IT support. NAICS concentration mirrors this—1,069 awards (84%) are classified under All Other Miscellaneous Manufacturing, with smaller pockets in search and detection systems, computer storage device manufacturing, audio and video equipment, and other electronic component manufacturing. Concrete products supplied include electronic switches, disk drives, batteries (rechargeable and nonrechargeable), display units, power supplies, memory cards, keyboards, television monitors and cameras, cable assemblies, circuit card assemblies, interface units, and miscellaneous shop equipment and consumables. Performance occurs in San Antonio with subordinate delivery to DLA depots and other federal installations nationwide.

No recompete risk or windfall opportunity is present in the near term. The single-award DLA Aviation IDC reached its ultimate completion date in August 2024 (two years past the current date), and no awards list completion dates beyond June 2028. The GSA Schedule contract runs through mid-2028, providing stable multi-year ordering capacity. The vendor operates with no subcontractor footprint and no exposure to major defense primes; all 1,269 awards are prime contracts. Barbara Technologies Corp's position is that of a reliable hardware and component supplier to DLA's logistics operations, competing on price and availability in commercial-item categories where socioeconomic set-asides are rare and full-and-open procurement is the norm.

WE SUPPLY OVER 150,000 ELECTRONIC PRODUCTS.

THESE INCLUDE COMPUTER, AUDIO/VISUAL, NETWORK AND SECURITY EQUIPMENT.