Eastern Industrial Products, Inc.

Eastern Industrial Products, Inc., a for-profit corporate entity based in the federal contracting ecosystem, supplies specialized industrial components and elastomer seals to the Department of the Army and the Department of the Navy, operating primarily as a subcontractor (71% of recent awards) rather than a prime.

The vendor's footprint is heavily concentrated in defense production-support work. The top two customer organizations — the Department of the Army Acquisition Support Center PEO Soldier (four awards) and the Department of the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command (one award) — account for 71% of recent awards. Recent subcontract work includes elastomer O-ring seals for ENVG-B production systems in varying dimensions and specifications (silicone material, durometer 70D, colors including yellow, purple, green, and polychromatic linear polarization), along with miscellaneous supply purchases. The vendor's capability portfolio spans commercial and service industry machinery manufacturing (four awards), gasket and sealing device manufacturing (one award), bare printed circuit board manufacturing (one award), and miscellaneous electrical equipment and component manufacturing (one award), positioning it as a specialist supplier rather than a systems integrator.

Activity is episodic. The source captures one award in 2006, one in 2008, and five awards clustered in 2025 (February and August), with a combined potential value of $34 thousand across all seven awards. However, combined obligated dollars ($512 thousand) substantially exceed combined potential value, indicating that awards have been exercised or modified upward beyond their initial ceiling. The vendor does not hold a federal contract vehicle (GWAC, IDIQ, or BPA) seat; all work flows through prime contractors. No subcontract prime or parent vehicle information is provided in the source. The vendor's customer concentration — Army PEO Soldier and Navy supply — and specialized component-manufacturing profile suggest a niche posture in defense industrial base subcontracting, particularly for lower-tier consumable supplies and elastomer components in weapons-systems production.