Suco Technologies, Inc.

Suco Technologies, Inc., doing business as Suco ESI North America, is a small-business manufacturer of industrial pressure monitoring devices and specialized aviation components that serves the federal government as a prime contractor, holding multiple single-award indefinite delivery contracts with the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Aviation. The company is a for-profit Subchapter S Corporation headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri, with manufacturing facilities in Highland Beach and Deerfield Beach, Florida, and Wrexham, United Kingdom; the vendor competes across a mix of full-and-open and Total Small Business set-aside procurement vehicles, with the majority of its federal work routed through DLA Aviation IDCs designated for small-business set-asides.

Customer concentration sits almost entirely with DLA Aviation, which accounts for 362 awards and $13 million in combined potential value, representing 88% of the 409 total awards in the source data and 89% of the $14.6 million combined potential value. The next-largest customers—the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime component, the Department of the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command, and the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District New England—each carry single-digit award counts and sub-$50 thousand potential values. This extreme concentration reflects Suco's specialization in a narrow set of aviation logistics products that DLA Aviation procures repeatedly across its supply chain.

Suco's vehicle footprint centers on multiple single-award indefinite delivery contracts with DLA Aviation. Five named IDCs carry task order activity: IDC SPE4A621D5955 with 33 task orders and $145 thousand combined potential value; IDC SPE4A614D0370 with 13 task orders and $619 thousand combined potential value; IDC SPE4A620D5272 with 15 task orders and $244 thousand combined potential value; IDC SPE4A619D5227 with 15 task orders and $210 thousand combined potential value; and IDC SPE4A617D5971 with 17 task orders and $61 thousand combined potential value. These vehicles, each with ceilings ranging from $250 thousand to $447,953.52 and performance periods spanning three to five years, provide DLA Aviation flexible procurement authority for pressure transmitters, temperature transmitters, load cells, vibrating reed tachometers, pressure transducers, and related force-measurement instruments. A recent single-award IDC awarded March 25, 2025, carries a $447,953.52 ceiling and runs through March 2030; delivery orders under this vehicle have already begun (a $20,038.20 order in September 2025 for pressure transmitters, and a $65,826.32 order in April 2025, among others).

Suco's capability portfolio consists entirely of manufactured aviation components. Representative prime work includes a $79,440 Total Small Business set-aside purchase order from DLA Aviation in April 2025 for pressure transmitters (NSN 6685011674298) with performance in the United Kingdom; an $83,370 Total Small Business set-aside purchase order in November 2025 for pressure transmitters (NSN 6620015018648) with staggered delivery schedules (416 units within 146 days, 1 unit within 30 days, 1 unit within 86 days) and performance in Wrexham, United Kingdom; and a $51,517.90 Total Small Business set-aside order in October 2025 for pressure transmitters (PSC 8511731506) with performance through January 2027 in Wrexham. Non-set-aside awards carry similar product scope—a $65,826.32 delivery order in April 2025 for pressure transmitters performed in Deerfield Beach, Florida; a $39,668 delivery order in March 2023 for transmitters; and recurring orders for load cells, tachometers, and pressure gauges. A single sub-award surfaces: a temperature transducer role on Lockheed Martin's M270A2 Multiple Launch Rocket System (MLRS) production contract, awarded August 2024, which diversifies revenue beyond DLA but remains immaterial to the overall footprint.

Award activity has declined sharply year over year—29 awards in 2022, 27 in 2023, 20 in 2024, 15 in 2025, and 1 in the first quarter of 2026—signaling either a decline in DLA Aviation's ordering patterns against Suco's vehicles or a contraction in Suco's market position. Only two awards face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, with combined potential value of $135 thousand, limiting near-term recompete exposure. The vendor's award portfolio spans 409 total actions across five years, but the sharp velocity decline over 2023–2026 suggests that Suco's primary IDCs may be maturing or DLA Aviation may be consolidating suppliers.

Suco's set-aside posture splits between Total Small Business set-asides (which dominate the IDC vehicles and several individual purchase orders and delivery orders) and full-and-open awards, with roughly 55% of recent named awards carrying small-business set-aside designations. The vendor qualifies and competes as a small business across its DLA Aviation customer base, a designation that anchors its primary contracting vehicles and positions it favorably within DLA Aviation's industrial base strategy for specialized aviation instrumentation.

Design and manufacture of Pressure and Temperature transducers and transmitters. Also strain gages and wireless sensors . Manufacturers of load cells and accelerometers.,