CRS Gida Danismanlik E-Ticaret VE Pazarlama LIMITED Sirketi

CRS Gida Danismanlik E-Ticaret VE Pazarlama LIMITED Sirketi, a Turkey-based for-profit organization, supplies precision mechanical fastening and sealing components to the Defense Logistics Agency as a prime contractor, competing in full-and-open procurements with no SBA certifications or set-asides. Headquartered in Ankara and maintaining operations at 708 Valley Ridge Circle, Suite 22, Lewisville, Texas, the vendor manufactures and fulfills small-dollar purchase orders and delivery orders for O-rings, gaskets, screws, nuts, washers, retainer packing, preformed packing, and sealing devices classified primarily under NAICS 339991 (Gasket, Packing, and Sealing Device Manufacturing) and NAICS 332722 (Bolt, Nut, Screw, Rivet, and Washer Manufacturing), with PSC 53 (Hardware and Abrasives) framing.

Customer concentration is absolute. The Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime accounts for 105 awards valued at $893 thousand, while Defense Logistics Agency Aviation accounts for 99 awards valued at $598 thousand—together representing 100% of the vendor's 204-award federal portfolio. The split between the two DLA divisions tilts toward Land and Maritime across both count and dollars. Individual award ceilings cluster in the $1 thousand to $20 thousand range, reflecting the vendor's position as a routine supplier of commercial-off-the-shelf mechanical components for depot replenishment and equipment maintenance rather than a systems integrator or large-scale contract holder.

The vendor holds three single-award Indefinite Delivery Contracts with DLA. A $350 thousand ceiling IDC with DLA Aviation awarded June 23, 2026, covers plain barrel nuts (NSN 5310015846076) with a one-year performance period through June 23, 2027 and anticipated two delivery orders annually; the contract specifies 88-day fulfillment timelines and CONUS and OCONUS shipment to DLA depots. A $350 thousand ceiling IDC with DLA Land and Maritime awarded February 2, 2026, covers qualified products list O-rings (NSN 5331011394510) with one-year performance through February 2, 2027, guaranteeing 154 minimum units with twelve estimated orders per year and 105-day fulfillment. A $250 thousand ceiling IDC with DLA Land and Maritime awarded July 24, 2025, covers preformed packing (NSN 5330014608878) through July 24, 2026, with four anticipated delivery orders annually, 13-unit guaranteed minimum, and 97-day fulfillment timelines. All three vehicles carry no set-aside designation and use consolidated ordering and containerization for logistics efficiency.

Award velocity shows substantial growth. The source captures 51 awards in 2025 and 153 awards in 2026 (through mid-July), reflecting a threefold increase year over year. However, the recompete cliff is minimal: only one award with ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months carries combined potential value of $11 thousand, indicating that most of the vendor's awarded work is either completed or structured under indefinite delivery vehicles with rolling delivery orders rather than single fixed-term contracts facing discrete recompete deadlines.

The vendor operates as a 100% prime contractor with zero subcontract relationships, performing all work in-house at its Lewisville facility. Representative awards include a $6.1 thousand machine screw purchase order from DLA Aviation (July 15, 2026), a $7.3 thousand hexagon cap screw order from DLA Land and Maritime (June 18, 2026), a $3.6 thousand flat washer order from DLA Aviation (June 4, 2026), and a $17.5 thousand preformed packing purchase order from DLA Land and Maritime (August 29, 2025). Top NAICS categories by award count are Bolt, Nut, Screw, Rivet, and Washer Manufacturing (114 awards) and Gasket, Packing, and Sealing Device Manufacturing (52 awards), with top PSCs being Nuts and Washers (63 awards), Packing and Gasket Materials (49 awards), and Screws (40 awards).

Combined potential value across the entire 204-award portfolio stands at $1.5 million, with $568 thousand obligated (38% utilization). This tight correlation between low individual order values, high order frequency, and modest total program dollars indicates the vendor functions as a narrow-portfolio parts supplier managing high transaction volume rather than a prime capable of large-scale program execution or government-wide vehicle participation outside DLA.