CU Enterprises LTD

CU Enterprises LTD is a woman-owned small business headquartered in Lompoc, California, that has established itself as a critical supplier of specialized components and hardware to the United States Department of Defense. The company operates with a subsidiary entity also named C U Enterprises LTD and has maintained active registration in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) since January 2007, demonstrating its long-standing commitment to federal contracting. CU Enterprises LTD specializes in providing precision-engineered mechanical, electronic, and aviation-related components essential to military logistics and maintenance operations across multiple commodity categories and defense supply divisions.

Through its extensive federal contracting history, CU Enterprises LTD has supplied a diverse portfolio of specialized components to the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) across its Aviation, Land and Maritime, and Troop Support divisions, with contract values historically ranging from several hundred dollars to over $100,000. The company's procurement portfolio encompasses electrical connectors, circuit card assemblies, bearings, valve assemblies, wiring harnesses, cable assemblies, mechanical fasteners, transformers, switches, hydraulic components, seals, gaskets, and various aviation-related aircraft parts and assemblies. Notable large-value awards include a $111,798.40 contract for aircraft ring segments, a $111,491.64 total small business set-aside for valve and frame assemblies, and a $109,230.66 procurement for damper rotors, demonstrating the company's capacity to fulfill substantial commodity requirements. CU Enterprises LTD has received both non-set-aside competitive awards and designated small business set-asides, including total small business set-asides valued at significant amounts such as $76,614 for test adapters and $51,520 for battery chargers. The company's prime contract awards with the Defense Logistics Agency reflect its role as a direct supplier of critical spare parts and components necessary for maintaining military equipment readiness, inventory replenishment, and sustained defense operations across the armed forces. All identified contracts have been funded through the Defense Logistics Agency, with the majority supporting Aviation and Land and Maritime divisions, and the company operates exclusively as a prime contractor with no identified subcontracting arrangements in its federal award history.