Fluidyne Corporation

Fluidyne Corporation (doing business as Fluidyne Corp), a for-profit manufacturer based in Pennsauken, New Jersey, supplies industrial valves, valve components, and fluid handling equipment to the U.S. Navy and Defense Logistics Agency as a small business prime contractor under total small business set-asides and full-and-open competition. The company operates predominantly as a small business set-aside contractor, with the vast majority of recent awards designated for small business participation.

Fluidyne manufactures and supplies concrete valve products including ball valves, butterfly valves, check valves, gate valves, globe valves, strainers, valve seats, stems, disks, flanges, couplings, and related metal valve and pipe fitting components classified under NAICS 332919 and 332911 (Industrial Valve Manufacturing and Other Metal Valve and Pipe Fitting Manufacturing) and PSC 4820 (Valves, Nonpowered). Representative prime work includes a $557,238 total small business set-aside purchase order from Naval Supply Systems Command for 550 ball valve units (January 2026), a $519,023 purchase order for a 1-inch socket weld globe valve meeting NAVSEA drawing specifications with First Article Testing approval (July 2025), a $1.82 million definitive contract for 2,500 stuffing tubes delivered to Portsmouth Naval Shipyard (October 2025), and a $1.73 million firm fixed-price contract also for 2,500 stuffing tubes (February 2025). Fluidyne also subcontracts valve components and assemblies to Huntington Ingalls Inc. on CVN-class carrier refueling and complex overhaul work, including valve flanges, rings, glands, and bonnet components for large shipboard systems.

Fluidyne's customer concentration is heavily weighted to the Naval Supply Systems Command. The top five funding entities account for 97% of recent awards; Naval Supply Systems Command dominates both volume and dollars, with 2,715 awards carrying $198.1 million in combined potential value, while Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime follows distantly at 472 awards and $10.7 million. This imbalance reflects Fluidyne's strategic positioning as a core valve supplier to Navy logistics. The company operates under multiple parent vehicles anchoring task order activity: the Indefinite Delivery Contract N0010403G7008 has generated 668 task orders ($3.9 million combined potential value), IDC N0010408G7004 has 421 task orders ($6.6 million), and Blanket Purchase Agreement N0010421AX101 has 177 task orders ($6.8 million). A newer $30 million single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with Naval Supply Systems Command was established April 15, 2026, running through April 15, 2031, to support recurring requirements for whole body valves and valve piece parts under FSC 4820. A $350,000 single-award indefinite-delivery contract with Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime commenced March 20, 2026, for valve seats and fluid control components.

Activity has remained stable over the past five years, averaging roughly 100 awards annually (2022–2025 range: 92–123 awards; 2026 year-to-date: 62 awards as of mid-April). The combined potential value across all 3,533 prime and sub awards in the source is $210.3 million, with $125 million obligated (59% realization). In the next twenty-four months, 107 awards with combined potential value of $14.8 million reach ultimate completion and face recompete exposure, primarily among Naval Supply Systems Command and DLA task orders. Fluidyne's sub footprint is minimal—only ten subcontract awards appear in the source, all to Huntington Ingalls Inc. for valve components and assemblies on carrier overhaul programs, reflecting Fluidyne's positioning as a supplier rather than a systems integrator.

The company has held federal contracting relationships since at least 2002 (SAM.gov registration date cited in multiple award summaries) and registered as a small business manufacturer in the System for Award Management. Fluidyne manufactures at its Delair, New Jersey facility, where all place-of-performance specifications route. The award concentration under total small business set-asides, combined with recurring task order activity against large multiple-award vehicles, positions Fluidyne as a specialized tactical supplier rather than a strategy contractor. The company's capability footprint is narrow and deep: valve manufacturing and repair-part supply to naval logistics, with limited diversification into other defense sectors or commercial markets evident in the source data.

MANUFACTURE QUALITY MACHINED PRODUCTS TO CUSTOMER SPECIFICATIONS. OUR SPECIALTY IS MARINE VALVES & COMPONENTS FOR NAVAL APPLICATION.