FBC Enterprises LLC

FBC Enterprises LLC, a service-disabled veteran-owned small business based in Scottsdale, Arizona, supplies industrial and aviation components—primarily fasteners, filters, seals, valves, bearings, and related parts—to the Defense Logistics Agency as a 100-percent prime contractor with no subcontract footprint. The company holds both SDVOSB and VOSB certifications expiring September 7, 2027, and competes predominantly under Total Small Business and SDVOSB set-asides across a highly concentrated portfolio.

FBC Enterprises operates a massive footprint at the Defense Logistics Agency, serving 45 customer agencies in total but with overwhelming concentration in DLA divisions. The Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime commands 3,195 awards valued at $207.2 million (99% of the total customer-concentration share by combined potential value), and DLA Aviation adds 2,064 awards valued at $85.7 million. The remaining three DLA customer sub-organizations—Troop Support Hardware, Troop Support Construction and Equipment, and Troop Support Medical—combined represent less than 5% of the portfolio. This concentration is decision-relevant: FBC Enterprises is embedded almost entirely in one buying organization, making the vendor highly exposed to DLA budget cuts or policy shifts but also highly specialized for DLA's recurring supply needs.

The vendor's capability footprint is tightly bounded. Top NAICS codes reveal the product mix: Bolt, Nut, Screw, Rivet, and Washer Manufacturing (631 awards); Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (471 awards); Gasket, Packing, and Sealing Device Manufacturing (384 awards); Industrial Valve Manufacturing (305 awards); and miscellaneous machinery. The PSC codes mirror this specificity—centrifugals and filters (440 awards), packing and gaskets (398 awards), switches (363 awards), hose and fittings (252 awards), and nonpowered valves (228 awards). Recent representative prime work includes a $234,871 definitive contract with DLA Aviation for speed sensors for CH-47 Chinook turbines (awarded July 8, 2026), a $592,397.84 definitive contract with DLA Land and Maritime for pressure bellows (July 2, 2026), a $571,450 purchase order for filter assemblies under Total Small Business set-aside (July 2, 2026), a $325,000 delivery order for carrier shaft match components under Total Small Business set-aside (July 2, 2026), and a $124,950 purchase order for housing control modules under Total Small Business set-aside (July 31, 2026). All recent work dates to 2026 and earlier, with most orders carrying firm fixed-price pricing and completion dates extending through 2028 and beyond.

FBC Enterprises operates 12 named single-award indefinite-delivery contracts with DLA valued at $350,000 to $2.5 million each, spanning Land and Maritime and Aviation divisions. These IDIQs procure recurring supplies including fluid filters, seals, fasteners, pressure switches, bearings, valves, and mechanical assemblies, with guaranteed minimum order quantities and estimated annual order frequencies built into each vehicle. The largest IDIQ carries a $2.5 million ceiling and runs through April 14, 2031 under Total Small Business set-aside. FBC Enterprises also holds five indefinite-delivery contracts across five other parent vehicles (SPE7LX22D0090, SPE7LX20D5012, SPE7LX21D5014, SPE7MX22D0097, SPE7M823D60AB) that generated between 14 and 18 task orders each.

Activity trajectory shows strong growth through 2024 (984 awards), then a contraction in 2025 (634 awards) and a further decline in 2026 (241 awards year-to-date). Recent award volume is sparse, with only a handful of purchase orders landing in July 2026 and no awards in the source data after July 31, 2026. This trend signals possible deceleration, though the vendor's massive installed base of 5,928 total awards and $318 million in combined potential value suggests substantial ongoing fulfillment work. A recompete cliff looms: 431 awards valued at $31 million face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, requiring the vendor to defend or replace those positions against competitors.

FBC Enterprises operates performance facilities across six states—Arizona (primary), Texas, Ohio, California, and Missouri—matching the geographic reach of DLA supply distribution points. The company competes almost exclusively under set-asides (predominantly Total Small Business and SDVOSB designations) rather than full-and-open procurements, a posture that anchors its positioning but also creates vulnerability to changes in DLA's use of set-asides or to larger vendors acquiring SDVOSB or veteran-owned certifications.

FBC Enterprises is a strategic procurement company and full service distributor. We specialize in fulfilling the diverse product demands of the US Federal Government.