Fluid Power Solution LLC

Fluid Power Solution LLC, a small business limited liability company based in Hilliard, Ohio, supplies specialized hydraulic system components and subassemblies to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor (98% of recent awards) and, less frequently, as a subcontractor to major defense primes. The company is a child entity of Wooster Hydrostatics, Inc., also based in Ohio, and competes predominantly on unrestricted, full-and-open procurements despite holding Total Small Business set-aside authority on multiple indefinite-delivery contracts.

Fluid Power Solution LLC's capability portfolio centers on hydraulic pumps (axial piston, variable displacement), hydraulic motors, cylinders, valves, seals, gaskets, springs, and related mechanical power transmission components, alongside repair and preventative maintenance services on hydraulic equipment. The source characterizes the vendor as having "extensive experience delivering pump assemblies and related hydraulic equipment" to naval and defense logistics customers. Recent representative work includes a $963,259 definitive contract from Naval Supply Systems Command awarded November 2022 for axial piston pumps; a $565,852 purchase order from Naval Supply Systems Command for repair services on axial piston pumps (April 2026); a $240,787 purchase order from Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime for fluid filter elements (January 2024); a $234,642 purchase order from DLA Aviation for axial piston pumps (September 2023); and a $121,760 Naval Supply Systems Command purchase order for axial piston pumps (December 2023). The vendor also performs preventative maintenance on non-defense hydraulic systems — it holds an indefinite-delivery contract with the U.S. Embassy Colombo (awarded November 2024, ceiling $165,000) for Chancery Fuel Master system maintenance, from which three delivery orders totaling $95,000 have been issued to date.

Customer concentration sits overwhelmingly with the Department of the Navy and Defense Logistics Agency. The top five funding agencies account for 90% of recent awards. Naval Supply Systems Command leads by potential value (26 awards, $2.4 million combined potential value), followed closely by DLA Land and Maritime (56 awards, $1.9 million) and DLA Aviation (70 awards, $1.1 million). The three agencies together represent 152 of 197 total awards. Military Sealift Command (16 awards, $291 thousand) and the U.S. Embassy Colombo (4 awards, $260 thousand) round out the active customer set. The concentration by volume versus dollars reveals that DLA Aviation dominates by order count (70 awards) but carries the lowest per-order value—typical of routine component procurement—whereas Naval Supply Systems Command's 26 awards anchor the highest combined potential value through larger, less-frequent orders for assemblies and pump units.

Fluid Power Solution LLC holds five named indefinite-delivery contracts. Two single-award contracts with DLA Land and Maritime for wave springs (ceiling $350,000, awarded May 2026) and fluid filters (ceiling $350,000, awarded April 2026) are the largest vehicles; both carry Total Small Business set-asides and run through mid-2027. Two earlier single-award cylinder assembly IDCs with DLA Land and Maritime (ceilings $250,000 each, awarded November 2024 and July 2025) also carry Total Small Business designation. The Embassy Colombo preventative maintenance IDC (ceiling $165,000) represents the non-defense customer foothold. The top two parent vehicles by task-order count are IDC 19CE2024D0003 (Embassy Colombo, 3 delivery orders, $95,000 combined) and IDC N0002421D4103 (Navy, 2 task orders, dollars not disclosed). The source does not indicate positions on government-wide vehicles such as GWACs or agency-wide IDIQs beyond these single-award contracts.

Award activity has grown substantially year over year—11 awards in 2022 to 33 in 2025—with a slight pullback to 10 awards in 2026 year-to-date. Three awards carrying combined potential value of $629,000 reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing moderate recompete exposure. The source identifies no significant new-vehicle wins or strategic vehicle placements; the vendor's business model centers on transaction-level purchase orders and small, single-award maintenance IDCs with naval and logistics customers.

Fluid Power Solution LLC subcontracts infrequently—only 4 of 197 awards carry a subcontractor role. Named prime contractors on subs include Huntington Ingalls Inc. (CVN 75 RCOH advance planning pump supply, October 2025; FY17 RCOH pump service, September 2022) and HII Fleet Support Group LLC (funding realignment work-share awards, January 2025 and January 2024). These subcontracts center on Navy ship repair and overhaul (RCOH) programs requiring hydraulic pump supply and grooming services, reflecting the vendor's specialized capability in naval hydraulic systems. The subcontract footprint is small and occasional, not material to the company's revenue or pursuit strategy.

The primary NAICS concentration runs across fluid power pump and motor manufacturing (30 awards) and related valve, gasket, and mechanical power transmission categories. PSC codes track the same pattern: Power and Hand Pumps (70 awards) dominate, followed by Packing and Gasket Materials, nonpowered valves, ship and marine equipment maintenance, and miscellaneous power transmission equipment. This granular coding reflects the vendor's pure-play role as a hydraulic components supplier and repair house to defense ship and aviation logistics operations — no systems integration, software, or higher-order services appear in the footprint.