Eiseman-Ludmar Co., Inc.

Eiseman-Ludmar Co., Inc., doing business as Eiseman Ludmar Co Inc., manufactures military uniform accessories and textile components as a prime contractor exclusively for federal defense and logistics agencies, competing predominantly under Total Small Business set-asides (roughly 60% of recent awards) and full-and-open solicitations. A for-profit Subchapter S corporation based in Hicksville, New York, with SAM registration dating to January 2002, the company operates under primary NAICS 339910 (All Other Miscellaneous Textile Product Mills) and PSC 84 (Badges and Insignia), with manufacturing and delivery performed at its Hicksville facility to end-use destinations including Arizona Industries for the Blind.

Eiseman-Ludmar's customer base is extremely concentrated. The Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Clothing and Textiles accounts for 84 of 110 total awards (77% of the footprint) and $5.9 million of $6.1 million combined potential value across the award portfolio. The remaining $200 thousand is split among the Department of the Army Materiel Command Sustainment Command (4 awards, $77 thousand), the Department of the Army (3 awards, $6 thousand), the Department of Homeland Security U.S. Coast Guard (2 awards, $44 thousand), and smaller Army and Coast Guard offices. The company has never served as a subcontractor and operates entirely as a prime contractor.

Eiseman-Ludmar's product portfolio centers on shoulder cords for infantry uniforms (the largest volume item, under NSN 8455014912955 and related variants), decorative unit insignia, textile braids, dress cap straps, and Coast Guard cadet shoulder boards. Recent representative prime awards include a $195 thousand full-and-open delivery order from DLA Troop Support on February 25, 2026 for 25,000 units of infantry shoulder cords (NSN 8455014912958); a $83.2 thousand Total Small Business set-aside from DLA on March 20, 2026 for 10,000 units of shoulder cords for delivery to Arizona Industries for the Blind; a $124 thousand full-and-open order from DLA on April 4, 2024 for 18,000 units of infant shoulder cords; and a $20.5 thousand Coast Guard order on January 19, 2024 for cadet shoulder boards. The company sources no parent vehicles; all awards are direct purchase orders from federal agencies.

Activity has remained flat year over year—three to five awards annually over the past five years—with a combined potential value of $6.1 million across the lifetime footprint. Three awards totaling $309 thousand reach ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, presenting a modest recompete exposure. The vendor obligated dollars exceed potential value ($8.2 million obligated against $6.1 million potential), indicating that contract modifications and option exercises have increased scope or extended performance on existing awards beyond initial ceiling values. Eiseman-Ludmar operates with zero subcontractor footprint and no teaming relationships in the source data.