Complete Procurement Solutions LLC

Complete Procurement Solutions LLC, a woman-owned small disadvantaged business (WSDB) headquartered in Los Angeles, California, supplies specialized mechanical and electrical components—including pumps, valves, filters, switches, cylinder assemblies, and wiring harnesses—to the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) as a prime contractor on nearly all of its recent awards and as a subcontractor on embassy operations and maintenance work. The vendor competes predominantly under total small business set-asides on DLA vehicles; across its 329 recent awards (spanning October 2024 through April 2026), 98 percent are prime contracts, with combined potential value of $10.3 million and $5.1 million in obligated dollars to date.

Complete Procurement Solutions LLC holds a deep, single-customer concentration with the Defense Logistics Agency. DLA Land and Maritime accounts for 263 awards (80% of the recent portfolio) worth $9.4 million in potential value—the dominant share by both volume and dollars. DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment places 30 awards ($455 thousand), DLA Aviation places 27 awards ($447 thousand), and Department of State Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs places 8 awards via subcontract work with PAE Government Services. This concentration reflects the vendor's specialized focus: the award data show recurring procurements across DLA's operating locations for specific mechanical part categories—pumps and fluid power components dominate, followed by valves, switches, fasteners, cylinder assemblies, and engine accessories. Representative prime work includes a $110,000 total-small-business purchase order from DLA Aviation (January 2026) for 440 pressure transmitters; a $96,390 award from DLA Land and Maritime (December 2025) for 189 fluid filter body units; a $81,675 order for pilot air control components (October 2025); and a $68,994 award for rotary pump units (November 2025). All are structured as firm-fixed-price delivery orders with completion dates between four and eight months.

The vendor's vehicle footprint consists of fourteen Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDCs) with DLA Land and Maritime, each carrying $250,000 to $350,000 ceilings and total small business set-asides. These contracts—awarded between January 2026 and April 2026—cover specific part families: cylinder assemblies, vehicular windows and fenders, rotary and axial piston pumps, fluid filters, control pedals, mechanical stops, wiring harnesses, engine compartment hoods, and electromagnet relays. The IDCs anticipate three to twelve delivery orders per year each, with guaranteed minimum order quantities typically ranging from one to twenty units per order. This vehicle structure enables DLA to place rapid, targeted purchase orders against pre-awarded vehicles, allowing Complete Procurement Solutions LLC to maintain steady small-dollar task-order flow ($1,100 to $227,000 per order) across military depots in the continental United States and overseas.

Activity has grown sharply. The vendor recorded 7 awards in 2024 (October through December), 228 in 2025, and 94 through April 2026—a trajectory driven by IDC awards and rapid task-order issuance. Fifty-eight awards (combined potential value $884 thousand) carry ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months and will face recompete risk; many are routine mechanical component orders scheduled for summer 2026 completion, typical of DLA's short-cycle supply chain refresh cycles.

As a subcontractor, Complete Procurement Solutions LLC delivers supplies—shower heads, water heater elements, ventless cooktops, membranes, aluminum hubs—to PAE Government Services for Iraq-based operations and maintenance contracts at the Baghdad Embassy compound and the Baghdad Diplomatic Support Center. Five sub-awards spanning October 2025 through April 2026 reflect lower-dollar ($2,000–$15,000 range), commodity-style procurement supporting facility management functions.

The vendor's category footprint narrows tightly around mechanical and fluid power components. The top NAICS categories are Other Engine Equipment Manufacturing, Valves, Fasteners, and Pumping Equipment; the dominant PSC codes are Power and Hand Pumps (30 awards), Nonpowered Valves (25 awards), Power Transmission Equipment (22 awards), and Switches (16 awards). This specialization, paired with DLA's recurring need for small standardized parts and the vendor's ability to meet short delivery timelines on firm fixed-price terms, anchors its competitive positioning within DLA's supply ecosystem. The vendor does not hold parent contract vehicles such as GWACs or agency-wide IDIQs; all work flows through DLA-direct IDCs or individual purchase orders.