BOH Environmental, L.L.C.

BOH Environmental, L.L.C., doing business as BOH FPU Systems, manufactures specialized containerization products and logistics solutions for the U.S. military as a prime contractor competing in full-and-open federal procurement with no socioeconomic set-asides. The Covington, Louisiana-based for-profit limited liability company operates across two dominant indefinite delivery contracts with the Department of Defense: a $93.2 million single-award IDIQ with the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Troop Support Construction and Equipment division (awarded March 13, 2025, through March 12, 2030) and a $22.66 million single-award IDIQ with the Army's Program Executive Office Ground Combat Systems focused on Stryker Family of Vehicles containerization support (through February 28, 2028). Under primary NAICS 332439 (Other Metal Container Manufacturing) and PSC 8145 (Specialized Shipping and Storage Containers), BOH FPU Systems delivers freight containers, storage modules, bulk containers, stackable containers, portable containers, tray assemblies, latrine container units, expandable containers, modular workshop components, security modules, and base/shipping/storage services tailored to military equipment maintenance and operational readiness.

The vendor's recent award activity—89 awards in 2025 alone—reflects sustained demand under the DLA IDIQ, which has generated 901 task orders totaling $78.3 million in combined potential value. The majority of BOH FPU Systems' footprint concentrates with the DLA: Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Construction and Equipment anchors the portfolio at 1,389 awards valued at $170.9 million (covering 21% of the combined potential-value base), while DLA Troop Support Hardware contributes 579 awards at $58.2 million. The Department of the Army Acquisition Support Center Program Executive Office Ground Combat Systems represents the second-largest customer concentration by dollar value at 4 awards worth $34.7 million, driven by major containerization delivery orders for Stryker special tools and test equipment. The source shows no material concentration skew between award count and dollar ranking: DLA dominates both dimensions. BOH FPU Systems operates across 32 distinct federal customer agencies, but two DLA segments and one Army element account for approximately 97% of awards by count and substantially all recent contract value.

Recent representative awards exemplify BOH FPU Systems' operating model. On March 14, 2025, the vendor received a $5.25 million firm-fixed-price delivery order from DLA Construction and Equipment for shipping and storage services (completion July 14, 2025, performance in Covington, Louisiana) under the $93.2 million IDIQ. In October 2024, the Army's Program Executive Office Ground Combat Systems awarded a $5.4 million delivery order for special tools and test equipment containerization supporting the Stryker program (completion March 1, 2026) under the $22.66 million IDIQ. Throughout 2025, BOH FPU Systems has received dozens of smaller DLA purchase orders and delivery orders ranging from $469 to $2.77 million for stackable containers, freight containers, storage modules, and shipping/storage services, with performance periods typically four to five months. All awards carry firm-fixed-price structure and no set-aside designation.

BOH FPU Systems holds a minimal subcontract footprint: four sub-awards in the source data represent only 0.2% of the overall portfolio. Two sub-awards (March 6 and March 27, 2025) under Vectrus Systems LLC subcontracted BOH Environmental for LOGCAP V theater services at Subic Bay, Philippines. A third sub-award (September 27, 2024) from Atlantic Diving Supply, Inc. involved an FPU parts storage kit. These engagements are marginal relative to the vendor's dominant prime-contractor posture and do not materially shape competitive positioning. The vendor's award history since 2018 shows accelerating activity: one award in 2018, four in 2023, three in 2024, then a sharp rise to 89 in 2025 and 25 through April 2026, indicating sustained execution against the DLA and Army IDIQs. Only nine awards (combined potential value $2 million) face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, providing minimal recompete exposure in the near term. The bulk of BOH FPU Systems' installed base—delivery orders under the 2025-awarded $93.2 million DLA IDIQ—runs through March 2030, securing a five-year revenue runway contingent on continued task-order placement under that vehicle.