Eastman Kodak Co

Eastman Kodak Co, doing business as Kodak, is a Rochester, New York-based manufacturer of photographic supplies, imaging equipment, and industrial products that operates as a prime contractor across a broad federal customer base, competing in full-and-open procurements with no set-aside designations. The company is a for-profit corporate entity with a parent-company structure encompassing multiple Eastman Kodak Company subsidiaries; it does not hold SBA certifications and does not pursue federal work through set-aside vehicles.

Kodak's federal capability portfolio centers on photographic film products, imaging supplies and equipment, batteries, and maintenance services for specialized print and imaging systems. Recent prime work includes a $382,667 definitive contract awarded by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing on August 22, 2025, for Computer-to-Plate (CTP) preventive maintenance services on Kodak Trendsetter equipment running through August 21, 2029 under sole-source procurement authority (FAR 6.302-1(c)); a $200,038 purchase order from the Social Security Administration for Kodak VL Series printer maintenance and related software; and a $19,146 purchase order from the National Archives and Records Administration on September 9, 2026, for Kodak film cores, leaders, and transfer rollers. The company also supplies film cores, leaders, and film cement to NARA and maintains Kodak Color Press equipment for the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Administration and Management. Kodak operates as a subcontractor on limited specialized work, including toll-coating services for lithium-ion battery development delivered to Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory LLC.

Kodak's federal customer concentration is heavily weighted toward defense and logistics agencies. The Defense Logistics Agency accounts for the largest share — 1,613 awards with $39 million in combined potential value — alongside DLA Troop Support Medical (426 awards, $10.3 million) and DLA Troop Support Hardware (91 awards, $5.7 million), together representing 42% of the award count in the source dataset. The General Services Administration Federal Acquisition Service places 305 orders ($17.5 million combined potential value), and the Social Security Administration has placed 37 awards ($5.7 million). The Department of the Army, Navy, and Air Force round out the active customer set. Kodak serves 186 distinct customer agencies in the federal space, indicating broad supply-chain distribution rather than customer concentration on a small set of large contracts.

The vendor's award activity shows light recent volume — one award in 2026, two each in 2025 and 2024, and three in 2023 — with only one award (combined potential value $19 thousand) facing completion inside the next twenty-four months, indicating minimal near-term recompete exposure. However, the cumulative potential value across all 9,357 awards in the source dataset reaches $360.6 million, with $714 million obligated against that ceiling, reflecting Kodak's status as an established sole-source or preferred supplier for specialized equipment, supplies, and maintenance services where switching costs or technical compatibility create procurement lock-in. The top parent vehicles are GSA Federal Supply Schedules — Schedule V797P3782K (835 task orders, $4.5 million), Schedule GS07F0115L (551 task orders, $7.9 million), and Schedule GS25F0122M (541 task orders, $11.3 million) — indicating that much of Kodak's federal volume moves through GSA supply channels rather than competitive IDIQs or agency-specific vehicles.

Kodak's NAICS and PSC footprint reflects the company's core business lines: Photographic Film, Paper, Plate, Chemical, and Copy Toner Manufacturing (741 awards), Primary Battery Manufacturing (597 awards), and All Other Industrial Machinery Manufacturing (491 awards). The product-level PSC distribution shows Photographic Supplies leading at 2,322 awards, followed by Imaging Equipment and Supplies — Medical, Dental, Veterinary at 1,441 awards, and batteries (rechargeable and nonrechargeable) totaling 947 awards. Service Contract Inventory data is minimal — a single SCI record showing $45 thousand in invoiced revenue in FY2022 with zero FTEs reported — reflecting that Kodak's federal footprint is predominantly goods and product sales, not labor-hour service delivery. The vendor operates as a 100% prime contractor in the source dataset, with only two named sub-awards recorded, indicating Kodak does not build federal delivery teams through subcontractor networks but instead supplies products and equipment maintenance directly to customer agencies.