Cap 360 LLC

Cap 360 LLC, a women-owned small business based in Findlay, Ohio, supplies industrial and military components to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards), competing predominantly under Total Small Business and Woman-Owned Small Business set-asides across multiple Defense Logistics Agency divisions. The company is structured as a limited liability partnership and holds SBA certification as a Women-Owned Small Business, positioning it for set-aside competition that accounts for the majority of its federal footprint.

Cap 360 LLC's business centers on supplying spare parts, components, and equipment to support military logistics operations—pneumatic vehicle tires, rifle barrels, aircraft parts, seals, filter elements, fasteners, cable assemblies, hydraulic components, and ordnance-related items. Recent representative work includes a $967,600 Total Small Business set-aside purchase order from Customs and Border Protection for light truck tires (July 2025), a $530,735 definitive contract from TACOM Life Cycle Management Command for ejection port covers under Total Small Business set-aside (September 2025), a $636,276 Total Small Business purchase order for cylinder supplies from DLA's Louisville distribution center (September 2025), a $395,150 Total Small Business order for coupling halves from DLA Land and Maritime (October 2025), and a $345,748 Total Small Business definitive contract from Naval Supply Systems Command for a photometer (May 2025). The company also holds multiple single-award Indefinite Delivery Contracts valued at $250,000 each with DLA Land and Maritime for seals, gaskets, filter elements, holsters, and related components.

Customer concentration is extreme: the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime division accounts for 190 awards (63% of all awards) valued at $27 million combined potential value—representing 69% of Cap 360 LLC's entire identified federal dollar footprint. Troop Support Construction and Equipment (44 awards, $2.3 million), DLA Aviation (30 awards, $1.6 million), Customs and Border Protection (17 awards, $5.6 million), and DLA Distribution (5 awards, $378 thousand) round out the active customer base. Two rankings align tightly, indicating sustained large-dollar orders from Land and Maritime rather than scatter-shot small purchases elsewhere.

The company draws against multiple single-award and smaller IDCs rather than sitting on large government-wide vehicles. Its top parent vehicles are smaller DLA Land and Maritime Indefinite Delivery Contracts—SPE7L325D60GM (6 task orders, $47 thousand combined value), SPE7L324D62SS (3 task orders, $40 thousand), and SPE7L324D62QM (2 task orders, $76 thousand)—reflecting a pattern of supply orders against pre-negotiated single-award IDCs rather than participation in GWACs or enterprise-wide platforms.

Activity has grown substantially year over year: 3 awards in 2022, 38 in 2023, 112 in 2024, and 121 in 2025. Eighteen awards (combined potential value $4.1 million) complete within the next twenty-four months, representing meaningful recompete exposure. The company operates exclusively as a prime; no subcontractor footprint appears in the source data. Industry concentration is evident: the top NAICS codes span tire manufacturing (50 awards), aircraft parts manufacturing (18 awards), engine equipment manufacturing (17 awards), ordnance manufacturing (14 awards), and gasket/sealing device manufacturing (14 awards). Top PSC codes track similarly—pneumatic tires account for 70 awards, followed by packing and gasket materials, guns and ordnance, engine filters, and hardware.

Cap 360 LLC competes in a narrow, set-aside-dominated niche: small-dollar to mid-dollar DLA purchase orders and deliveries for spare parts and industrial components, almost entirely under WOSB or Total Small Business restrictions. The company has zero presence in unrestricted full-and-open federal competition, no sub-award footprint, and zero participation in major IDVs or GWACs. Its footprint is characterized by high transaction volume, small-to-moderate order values (typically sub-$250 thousand), extreme customer concentration at DLA Land and Maritime, and heavy reliance on set-aside procurement mechanisms that restrict competition to qualified small businesses.

Project management, tire dealer/distributor, custom manufacturing and machining, recycling, battery supplier, firearms, ammunition and tactical gear.