Bella MIA Donna LLC

Bella MIA Donna LLC, doing business as BMD Electronics & Hardware Inc., is a woman-owned small business based in Pompano Beach, Florida, that supplies specialized electrical connectors, plugs, receptacles, switches, relays, fasteners, and related electronic hardware components to the Defense Logistics Agency as a prime contractor. The vendor competes predominantly full-and-open on individual purchase orders, with some task orders carrying Total Small Business set-aside designations; the company does not anchor its business to set-aside vehicles or programs, instead competing on merit in the open market while qualifying as a woman-owned enterprise.

Bella MIA Donna LLC's federal footprint is entirely concentrated in defense electrical components supply, driven by the Defense Logistics Agency's Land and Maritime and Aviation components. The vendor's capability portfolio centers on firm fixed-price delivery of mil-spec and commercial-grade electrical hardware—connectors, plugs, backshells, cable clamps, toggle switches, electromagnetic relays, electrical contacts, pin-rivets, machine screws, close-tolerance bolts, and specialty fasteners. Representative recent work includes a $127,902.88 purchase order from DLA Land and Maritime (May 2025) for electromagnetic relays; a $71,508.08 delivery order from DLA Aviation (January 2025) for tube fitting plugs; a $64,379.37 Total Small Business purchase order from DLA Land and Maritime (February 2025) for connector receptacles; and a $60,829.41 purchase order from DLA Aviation (September 2025) for turnlock fasteners. The vendor also holds four active Indefinite Delivery Contracts with DLA Land and Maritime and Aviation components, each carrying $250,000 ceiling values and one-year terms, established most recently in October and November 2025 and extending through late 2026 or 2030.

Customer concentration is extreme. DLA Land and Maritime accounts for 343 awards (70% of total) valued at $4.8 million combined potential, and DLA Aviation for 138 awards (28% of total) valued at $1.7 million. Together the two DLA components represent 481 of 490 total awards (98%) and $6.5 million of $6.8 million combined potential value. The Department of Homeland Security U.S. Coast Guard has placed 7 awards valued at $276 thousand, and two additional DoD components account for single-digit awards. This concentration reflects the vendor's narrowly specialized role in DLA's defense electronics supply chain with minimal diversification across agencies or missions.

Activity has grown sharply. The vendor recorded 3 awards in 2021, 20 in 2022, 101 in 2023, 180 in 2024, and 186 through November 2025—a trajectory driven almost entirely by DLA task order volume. The combined potential value across all 490 awards stands at $6.8 million, with $3.3 million (49%) obligated to date. The Indefinite Delivery Contract vehicles represent the vendor's anchoring mechanism: six active DLAs with $1.5 million combined ceiling provide the framework for recurring purchase orders and delivery orders. Task order velocity under these IDCs suggests the vendor is executing $150,000 to $200,000 annually in DLA billings, consistent with a small supplier positioned as a qualified source for rapid-delivery electronic components.

The vendor subcontracts minimally. The source records only one sub-award: a $1,198,598 cost-plus-fixed-fee systems technical support engagement with Renk America LLC on Department of Defense work directives in August 2024. Prime-to-sub ratio runs 489:1, indicating Bella MIA Donna LLC operates almost exclusively as a prime direct to DLA rather than as a subcontractor embedded in larger system integrators.

Procurement patterns and product mix reveal a vendor optimized for DLA's mil-spec inventory replenishment cycle. Awards cluster in electrical connector manufacturing (170 awards), fastener supply (57 awards), and miscellaneous electronic components (45 awards). PSC-level concentration shows connectors and plugs (203 awards), switches (46 awards), and bolts (35 awards) as dominant categories. Nearly all awards are firm fixed-price purchase or delivery orders; contract values typically range from under $1,000 to $130,000, with most falling between $2,000 and $25,000. The vendor's performance location is consistently Hillsboro Beach, Florida. Two IDCs with Total Small Business set-asides ($350,000 and $250,000 ceiling) established in October–November 2025 signal DLA's incremental preference for small-business participation on electrical contact and connector procurements, but the preponderance of the vendor's award history reflects open competition.

Bella MIA Donna LLC has established itself as a reliable transactional supplier to DLA's defense logistics operations, positioned to respond rapidly to short-cycle procurements for critical electronic spares and components. The narrow customer base and specialized product focus create high revenue concentration but also deep incumbent relationships with DLA's procurement and inventory management functions. Growth trajectory and IDC positioning suggest the vendor is tracking toward potential annual DLA obligated volume in the $400,000 to $600,000 range, contingent on continued task order velocity and performance reliability.