C U Enterprises LTD

C U Enterprises LTD, a woman-owned small business based in Lompoc, California, supplies specialized mechanical, electrical, and aviation-related components to the Department of Defense through the Defense Logistics Agency on a full-and-open competitive basis, with no IDV vehicles anchoring the portfolio. The vendor operates as a 100% prime contractor, competing on firm fixed-price purchase orders with no subcontract activity in the source data. C U Enterprises LTD is structured as a for-profit corporation and is designated a woman-owned small business; it operates under the parent entity CU Enterprises LTD.

The vendor's capability footprint centers on discrete parts and assemblies for military equipment maintenance and logistics replenishment across a portfolio spanning bearings, fasteners, electrical connectors, switches, cable assemblies, valve components, hydraulic motors, gears, and aircraft-specific hardware. Representative awards include a $44,000 firm fixed-price purchase order from Defense Logistics Agency Aviation for hydraulic accumulators (May 14, 2026), a $82,716 order from Defense Logistics Agency Construction and Equipment for electrostatic air filters under a Total Small Business set-aside (May 12, 2026), and a $30,826.40 order from Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime for regulating flow valves (March 18, 2026). Across 258 awards in 2026 year-to-date, C U Enterprises LTD procures components that range from sub-thousand-dollar fastener kits to five-figure assemblies, predominantly through simplified acquisition purchase orders with 30–90 day delivery windows.

Customer concentration is extreme and Defense Logistics Agency–centric. The top two customers—DLA Aviation and DLA Land and Maritime—account for 98% of recent award count (5,296 of 5,864 awards) and approximately 79% of combined potential value across all 19 agencies served. DLA Aviation alone represents 2,998 awards valued at $17.5 million in combined potential value, while DLA Land and Maritime holds 2,298 awards at $12.2 million. The third-largest customer by potential value is the Department of the Army Materiel Command TACOM Life Cycle Management Command, with 33 awards totaling $7.9 million—a significant divergence from the count ranking, signaling larger unit orders placed less frequently. A small Navy supply presence adds $586 thousand across 43 awards. The vendor has no parent vehicle presence; all work flows through individual purchase orders issued across DLA supply chains.

Activity has grown from 475 awards in 2022 to 625 in 2025, then contracted to 258 awards year-to-date in 2026, reflecting either seasonal sourcing patterns or reduced DLA replenishment demand in the current calendar year. Combined potential value across the entire award footprint stands at $45 million, with $35.7 million (79%) already obligated. The top manufacturing NAICS codes reflect the parts portfolio: Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (804 awards), Hardware Manufacturing (469), Other Electronic Component Manufacturing (406), Bolt Nut Screw Rivet and Washer Manufacturing (390), and Ball and Roller Bearing Manufacturing (311). Top PSC codes are Airframe Structural Components (319 awards), Switches (269), Connectors Electrical (238), Hardware Commercial (196), and Hose Pipe Tube Lubrication and Railing Fittings (182). All awards carry No Set-Aside designations except for a small number of Total Small Business set-asides that appear sporadically across DLA divisions, indicating the vendor competes primarily on full-and-open basis despite its woman-owned small business status.

SPARE PARTS FOR VARIOUS FIXED WING AND ROTARY AIRCRAFT, GROUND AND WATER VEHICLES, AND GENERAL SUPPPORT EQUIPMENT