Barnhart-Davis Company

Barnhart-Davis Company, doing business as Napa Auto Parts, supplies automotive parts and components to the Department of Defense as a small-business prime contractor across Defense Logistics Agency divisions, with 305 awards worth $14.3 million in combined potential value since 2019.

The company operates from Warren, Pennsylvania, as a for-profit entity competing predominantly in full-and-open procurements with no SBA set-aside designations applied to the majority of its awards, though approximately 15 percent of its purchase orders and IDCs carry total small business set-aside markings. Barnhart-Davis manufactures and distributes lighting assemblies (headlights, dome lights, directional lights, parking lights, stop lights, marker lights, indicator lights, LED arrays), fluid and air filters, filter elements, valves (butterfly, gate, wafer, vent, control, flow-control), vent plugs, gaskets, hose assemblies, brackets, control levers, manhole covers, wiring harnesses, and mounter-demounter equipment. The company holds primary NAICS categorization under Motor Vehicle Electrical and Electronic Equipment Manufacturing, with secondary concentration in Other Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturing and Cutting Tool and Machine Tool Accessory Manufacturing.

Customer concentration is heavily skewed toward DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment, which accounts for 137 awards worth $11.6 million (81 percent of combined potential value), while DLA Land and Maritime holds 138 awards but only $2.6 million (18 percent of potential value). DLA Aviation represents 29 awards worth $126 thousand. This split reflects that Troop Support's awards are predominantly large delivery orders for high-volume lighting and component procurements (individual orders reaching $219,050 and $227,600 for headlight sets), whereas Land and Maritime's volume comprises smaller, routine purchase orders for filters, brackets, and control parts.

Barnhart-Davis holds multiple single-award IDCs with DLA divisions, all valued at $250,000 ceilings with one-year terms. The largest parent vehicle by task-order volume is IDC SPE8E921D0001 under DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment, with 11 task orders generating $2.5 million in combined potential value. The company also executes orders under smaller DLA Land and Maritime IDCs for manual control levers, vent plugs, manhole covers, and vehicular brackets. Recent representative work includes a $227,600 delivery order for headlights (October 31, 2025; Construction and Equipment), a $52,169 purchase order for 1,753 filter elements (January 21, 2025; Land and Maritime), a $47,852 purchase order for 781 vent plugs (April 21, 2025; Land and Maritime), and a $26,352 purchase order for light-emitting diodes designated as a total small business set-aside (July 28, 2025; Construction and Equipment).

Award activity peaked in 2023 at 60 awards and has trended downward to 2 awards issued year-to-date in 2026, reflecting the mature, stable nature of the DLA supply relationship rather than growth trajectory. Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is minimal—only 1 award with $1 thousand potential value reaches completion, indicating most IDCs and delivery orders remain active or recently renewed. The company executes all work as a prime contractor with no identified subcontract relationships in the source data, delivering directly from its Warren, Pennsylvania facility to DLA depots across Continental United States and Outside Continental United States locations. PSC coding confirms electrical vehicular lighting (133 awards) as the dominant commodity, followed by engine filters and indoor-outdoor lighting fixtures.

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