ECI Defense Group, Inc.

ECI Defense Group, Inc. Eci-Ga Division, a small business for-profit Subchapter S corporation based in Lawrenceville, Georgia, manufactures and supplies aerospace, maritime, and ground vehicle components and assemblies to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor almost exclusively (8,658 of 8,666 awards, or 100% prime). The vendor competes predominantly on full-and-open, non-set-aside basis, though a material subset of recent task orders carry Total Small Business set-asides; the vendor does not pursue 8(a) or HUBZone designations.

ECI Defense Group's concrete capability portfolio centers on aerospace and maritime mechanical components — oxygen regulators, pressure transmitters, valves (solenoid, relief, regulating), seal and gasket assemblies, pump rotors and impellers, aircraft harness sets, thermal insulation, filter elements, hydraulic actuators, and similar Class IX supplies and consumables. The vendor also manufactures specialty industrial equipment such as fluid coolers and heat interchangers. Representative named work includes a $999,999.15 Total Small Business purchase order from DLA Land and Maritime for 176 units of oxygen regulators (NSN 1660014733550) awarded July 13, 2026, a $1.793 million definitive contract from DoD Construction and Equipment for industrial fluid coolers, a $934,126.70 Total Small Business order for quick-release personnel components (NSN 1670015127742), and a $883,364 purchase order for oxygen regulators under a Total Small Business set-aside from DLA Land and Maritime, all awarded in the May-to-July 2026 window. Work is performed entirely in Lawrenceville, Georgia.

Customer concentration is extreme and focused on DLA supply distribution. The top three funding organizations account for 98% of recent awards and 96% of combined potential value. DLA Land and Maritime leads by volume and dollars (4,577 awards, $279.9 million combined potential value), followed by DLA Aviation (2,831 awards, $172.1 million), and Naval Supply Systems Command (396 awards, $94 million). DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment and Military Sealift Command represent single-digit percentages. This concentration reflects ECI Defense Group's role as a dedicated supply vendor for logistics and maintenance operations across aviation and maritime platforms.

The vendor holds multiple active indefinite delivery contracts with DLA Land and Maritime, each carrying $350,000 ceilings and one-year terms set to expire in mid-2027. These vehicles anchor recurring orders for mounting brackets, helical compression springs, brake eyes, and related fastening and component items. Task order activity under the top five parent vehicles totals roughly $3.2 million in combined potential value across 68 task orders, with the largest volume concentrated in two IDCs (SPE7LX24D5026 and SPE4A723D0219) with 17 and 14 task orders respectively. The vendor does not appear on GWACs, agency-wide IDIQs, or GSA Schedules; work flows entirely through DLA and Naval supply channels.

Activity has grown materially from 568 awards in 2022 to 1,900 in 2025, with 744 awards in the first seven months of 2026 tracking below prior-year pace. Six hundred ninety-six awards with ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $111.9 million and represent the recompete pipeline. The vendor's capability concentration spans Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (1,484 awards), Aircraft Manufacturing (736), Industrial Valve Manufacturing (608), and Gasket and Sealing Device Manufacturing (468), with leading PSC codes in aircraft accessories, valves, and pumps.

ECI Defense Group's subcontract footprint is negligible: the source carries only one sub-award, a $0-value SECONDARY TRANSFORM procurement of transformer assemblies to Fairwinds Technologies LLC in September 2025, suggesting ECI Defense Group operates as a sole-source supplier rather than a systems integrator. The vendor's competitive posture is full-and-open small business (often Total Small Business set-aside), with no apparent vehicle positions or teaming relationships anchoring broader federal IT, defense, or civilian agency exposure. All activity concentrates on materiel supply to DoD logistics and operations.