Fed Con LLC

Fed Con LLC, a HUBZone-certified, minority-owned small disadvantaged business based in Opa-locka, Florida, supplies electronic, electrical, mechanical components and equipment to the Defense Logistics Agency as a prime contractor, operating across multiple DLA divisions with purchase orders and indefinite delivery contracts carrying no parent vehicles.

Fed Con LLC is structured as a for-profit corporate entity with SBA HUBZone certification and self-certified small disadvantaged business status, complemented by black American ownership designation. The vendor competes predominantly full-and-open on individual purchase orders; approximately 40 percent of its awards carry small business set-aside designations (HUBZone, Total Small Business), but the remainder execute as standard competitive procurements without set-asides. Across the recent portfolio, 168 prime awards total $5 million in combined potential value, with $2.1 million obligated as of the snapshot date.

Fed Con's capability portfolio centers on sourcing and supplying discrete components and equipment to defense logistics: batteries and storage units (21 awards), fasteners including bolts, screws, and nuts (12 awards), hardware (10 awards), medical and surgical supplies (10 awards), ball and roller bearings (9 awards), connectors and electrical components (11 awards), photographic cases and optical instruments, and miscellaneous military hardware including radiometer photometers, cable assemblies, and run-flat kit inserts. Representative recent awards include a $255,337 purchase order (January 2026) for 36 stator motor units under a Total Small Business set-aside, a $206,955 delivery order (August 2025) for run-flat kit inserts, and a $182,250 purchase order (November 2025) for block manifold upper components. The vendor holds a $1,075,360 HUBZone-set-aside five-year IDC with DLA Aviation for radiometer photometers and related equipment (awarded September 2025), against which it has already drawn a $63,840 delivery order (September 2025), and maintains ten additional single-award IDCs with DLA across Land and Maritime, Aviation, and other divisions, each typically valued at $250,000 and carrying one-year or multi-year performance periods.

Customer concentration is pronounced and single-agency. Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime dominates the portfolio with 87 awards worth $3.4 million combined potential value, representing 98 percent of all awards by count. DLA Aviation holds the second position with 32 awards worth $1.5 million. The remaining five customer agencies (Bureau of Reclamation, DLA Construction and Equipment, Medical Supply Chain, Clothing and Textiles, and Bureau of Indian Affairs) account for fewer than two percent of volume. Within DLA, Fed Con operates across multiple functional divisions — Land and Maritime, Aviation, Troop Support Construction and Equipment, Troop Support Medical Supply Chain, and Clothing and Textiles — but does not hold a governmentwide vehicle or cross-agency GWAC position.

Activity has grown sharply. The vendor recorded two awards in 2019, resumed activity in 2023 with thirteen awards, then accelerated to 63 awards in 2024 and 73 in 2025, with 17 awards recorded in the first quarter of 2026. Three awards with a combined potential value of $196 thousand face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and therefore present recompete exposure for the vendor. Fed Con performs entirely as a prime contractor with no subcontractors identified in the source material and no sub-award activity recorded.

Fed Con operates no named parent vehicles; instead, the vendor secures work through direct purchase orders issued against its own single-award IDCs with DLA. Task order vehicles named in the source include several DLA IDCs (SPE7L325D61SU for two task orders, SPE7L325D61YS for one $207 thousand delivery order, and others), but these are Fed Con's own contracts rather than shared government-wide vehicles such as GWACs or BPAs. The vendor does not appear on GSA Schedules, Alliant, OASIS+, or other multi-award IDVs accessible to competitors across agencies.

Fed Con's footprint is narrow and specialized: a single-agency DLA supplier with deep penetration in battery supply, fasteners, and mechanical components for maritime and aviation logistics operations. The vendor's lack of parent vehicle presence and absence of civilian agency work outside the Bureau of Reclamation forklift award (one $100 thousand purchase order, September 2024) underscore positioning as a transactional components supplier rather than a prime contractor on larger, program-level vehicles or cross-agency initiatives.

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