Creating Technology Solutions, LLC

Creating Technology Solutions, LLC Technology Research Corp Division (doing business as Technology Research Corp) manufactures and supplies specialized electronic components—electromagnetic relays, voltage regulators, battery chargers, frequency converters, ground interrupters, and fault location indicators—to the Department of Defense as a small disadvantaged business prime contractor, with 100% of recent awards placed as primes across defense logistics and Army communications-electronics procurement.

The vendor is a small disadvantaged business, a for-profit limited liability company based in Clearwater, Florida, operating as the Technology Research Corp division of parent Creating Technology Solutions LLC. Nearly all recent contract activity comprises small business set-asides or unrestricted procurements through the Defense Logistics Agency and U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Command (CECOM). Work is performed entirely at the Clearwater facility. Across its recent award portfolio, the vendor's primary NAICS codes track to electrical component manufacturing: Other Measuring and Controlling Device Manufacturing (68 awards), Relay and Industrial Control Manufacturing (29 awards), Capacitor/Resistor/Coil/Transformer Manufacturing (29 awards), and Switchgear/Switchboard Apparatus Manufacturing (22 awards). PSC concentration clusters on Electrical Control Equipment (56 awards), Circuit Breakers (33 awards), Relays and Solenoids (29 awards), and Converters—Electrical (26 awards).

Customer concentration is heavily skewed toward DLA and CECOM. The Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime places the vast majority of volume (180 awards, $7.6 million combined potential value), while CECOM anchors the dollar exposure: 10 awards valued at $35.4 million combined, led by a single-award $25 million five-year IDIQ for spare parts and repair services for 3kW A8 Frequency Inverters and Frequency Converters awarded September 29, 2025, and a $2.35 million delivery order for 3kW Tactical Quiet Generator components issued the same day. DLA Aviation contributes 16 awards totaling $620 thousand. Together, the top four customer entities account for 100% of documented awards.

The vendor holds multiple active single-award indefinite delivery contracts positioned as streamlined procurement vehicles for recurring component supply. Notable vehicles include the $25 million five-year IDIQ with CECOM (through September 30, 2029) for frequency inverters and converters; a $350 thousand single-award IDC with DLA Land and Maritime for ground interrupters (through November 26, 2026); a $250 thousand single-award IDC with DLA Land and Maritime for electromagnet relays (through October 6, 2026, Total Small Business set-aside); and expired or expiring small business set-aside IDCs with DLA for voltage regulators ($789,184, expired December 11, 2025), battery chargers ($250,000, expired August 1, 2025), and ground interrupters ($250,000, expired October 27, 2022). Against these vehicles, the DLA has issued delivery orders and purchase orders in the range of $2,500 to $97,000 for discrete component shipments.

Activity has remained consistent in recent years—31 awards in 2025, 25 in 2024, 20 in 2023, and 35 in 2022—with only two awards documented in 2026 to date (as of March 31, 2026). Recompete exposure is minimal: only one award valued at $3,000 faces ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, suggesting most active vehicle ceilings extend into late 2026 or beyond. The vendor serves as a subcontractor minimally; one sub-award to Atlantic Diving Supply for a 60 GHz frequency converter was documented in the source, reflecting a largely prime-focused posture.

Creating Technology Solutions operates competitively within the small disadvantaged business set-aside and full-and-open categories, with mixed set-aside designation across DLA task orders (Total Small Business on select IDCs and delivery orders; no set-aside on others) and open competition on the CECOM $25 million frequency inverter IDIQ. The company's footprint centers on routine DLA supply-chain replenishment for military logistics and depot operations, with strategic exposure to CECOM's 3kW Tactical Quiet Generator program—a Department of Defense Acquisition Category III Major Capability Acquisition program that appears to be the primary dollar driver in the portfolio.