Defense Supply Systems LLC

Defense Supply Systems LLC, a Florida-based for-profit limited liability company and manufacturer of goods, operates exclusively as a prime contractor supplying unspecified spare parts, maintenance products, and logistics services to the Department of the Army under blanket purchase agreements, competing full-and-open with no socioeconomic set-asides across its federal footprint.

Defense Supply Systems LLC is headquartered in Jupiter, Florida (with administrative references to Coral Springs, Florida in earlier contract records), and competes in open-market conditions without SBA certifications or set-aside designations. The company operates as a standalone prime with no subcontracting arrangements; all 47 awards in the source are prime contracts or IDVs. Recent corporate descriptions characterize the vendor as a logistics and supply chain management company specializing in defense supply systems and procurement support services. NAICS and PSC coding reflects commodity-focused work: the top NAICS category is Broadwoven Fabric Mills (38 awards), though the portfolio spans miscellaneous manufacturing; the top PSC is Miscellaneous Vehicular Components (47 awards).

Customer concentration is extreme. The Department of the Army accounts for 100 percent of awards across two distinct splits: the Department of the Army's Security Assistance Command (14 awards, $7.1 million combined potential value) and the Army Materiel Command Contracting Command Detroit Arsenal (10 awards, $418 thousand combined potential value), alongside a third bucket labeled "Department of the Army" (23 awards, $7.9 million combined potential value). Across these three customer entities, the two rankings are identical — all 47 awards and all $15.4 million in combined potential value flow to Army-aligned customers. The vendor has zero exposure outside the Army and zero subcontractor activity.

Defense Supply Systems LLC holds two active blanket purchase agreements with the Department of the Army. The older vehicle, designated W56HZV22AJ004, was awarded October 26, 2021, with a $5 million ceiling extending through May 31, 2025 and generating 37 task orders worth $4.5 million in combined potential value. The newer BPA, designated W51B2825AJ015, was awarded May 29, 2025, with a $3 million ceiling through June 1, 2028 and has produced 8 task orders totaling $2.9 million in combined potential value. Both vehicles consolidate monthly call orders into single firm fixed-price awards ranging historically from $560 to $354,135 per call, issued by the Security Assistance Command or Army Materiel Command Contracting Command. Recent representative work includes a $1.28 million July 2025 BPA call, a $695,036.78 April 2026 BPA call, and a $562,260.56 August 2025 BPA call — all consolidations of outstanding monthly requirements for spare parts, maintenance products, and unspecified supplies supporting Army equipment readiness and materiel programs, all performed in Jupiter or Coral Springs, Florida.

Activity has remained flat to slightly declining. Awards were issued in all five years covered by the source (2022: 7, 2023: 12, 2024: 11, 2025: 11, 2026: 3), with 2023 representing the peak year and 2026 data cut off early in the year. Combined potential value across all awards stands at $15.4 million, with $7.4 million (48 percent) obligated to date. No recompete cliff or near-term completion-date clustering is evident from the source; the May 2025 BPA ceiling was extended to June 2028, anchoring forward visibility. The vendor's entire footprint consists of monthly BPA call orders under two parent vehicles to a single customer agency group, indicating minimal pipeline diversity and high operational dependence on Army Materiel Command renewal cycles.