Consolidated Inventory Supply, Inc.

Consolidated Inventory Supply, Inc. operates as a small business Subchapter S corporation based in Alcoa, Tennessee, supplying specialized industrial components and precision mechanical equipment to federal agencies exclusively as a prime contractor on firm fixed-price purchase orders. The vendor competes in full-and-open procurement without set-aside designations across the vast majority of its footprint, though it holds one active Total Small Business set-aside indefinite delivery contract with the Defense Logistics Agency's Land and Maritime division.

The company's federal business centers on supplying hand tools, mechanical components, gaskets, fasteners, and specialized assemblies used across defense maintenance and logistics operations. Representative recent work includes $24,901.50 for special-purpose vehicular tool kits conforming to U.S. Army Tank-Automotive and Armaments Command specifications (awarded by GSA Federal Acquisition Service, July 2026), $13,395 for refrigeration leak detector components (DLA Land and Maritime, March 2026), a $3,150 rotary pump (DLA Land and Maritime, April 2026), and multiple orders for fiber optic contact removal tools, engine barring wrenches, puller rods, and specialized installation tools valued between $1,200 and $16,750. The vendor also holds a $250,000 indefinite delivery contract with DLA Land and Maritime (awarded March 2024, set-aside total small business) for gaskets and tube-to-boss assemblies.

Customer concentration is steep and skewed toward defense logistics. The top two agencies account for nearly all awards by dollar value: DLA Land and Maritime dominates at 351 awards carrying $2 million in combined potential value, while GSA Federal Acquisition Service placed 480 orders totaling $623,000. DLA Aviation accounts for 139 awards worth $143,000. The split reflects a strategic difference—GSA FAS places high-volume, lower-dollar transactional orders for hand tools and small components; DLA Land and Maritime anchors the dollar value through larger, specialized equipment and component orders. A single Army Test and Evaluation Command award worth $47,000 surfaces occasional outlier opportunity.

Activity has grown sharply and recently. The vendor received just one award in 2022, scaling to 12 in 2023, 87 in 2024, and 682 in 2025, with 206 awards already recorded through mid-2026. This acceleration reflects both vendor growth and DLA's expanded use of the small business set-aside IDC. Combined potential value across the 991 awards totals $2.9 million, with $2.1 million obligated (74%). Within the next twenty-four months, 59 awards with combined potential value of $547,000 reach ultimate completion, creating a recompete pipeline primarily rooted in the DLA Land and Maritime relationship.

The vendor's product portfolio concentrates heavily in hand-tools manufacturing and related components. The top NAICS code is Saw Blade and Handtool Manufacturing (490 awards), followed by Bolt, Nut, Screw, Rivet, and Washer Manufacturing (93 awards), Other Engine Equipment Manufacturing (36 awards), and Gasket, Packing, and Sealing Device Manufacturing (33 awards). By product service code, Hand Tools Power Driven dominates at 480 awards, followed by Packing and Gasket Materials (41 awards) and Hardware Commercial (35 awards). Performance occurs entirely in Alcoa, Tennessee across all awards; the vendor sources from manufacturers including Curtiss-Wright Electro-Mechanical, Brunswick Corporation, Mercury Marine, Alfa-Laval, Progress Rail, Yanmar, General Motors, and Electro Motive Diesel. Consolidated Inventory Supply acts as a distributor and procurement agent for specialized components rather than a manufacturer, filling federal purchase orders through vendor supply chains and its own inventory.