Freightliner Of Arizona, LLC

Freightliner Of Arizona, LLC, doing business as Velocity Vehicle Group, operates as a prime contractor providing automotive and specialized vehicle repair services to federal agencies on a full-and-open basis, with no parent contract vehicles or IDVs. The company is a for-profit organization headquartered in Tolleson, Arizona, competing across general automotive repair (NAICS 811111), commercial machinery repair, and motor vehicle parts wholesale, with primary service codes for ground-effect vehicle maintenance and rebuilding.

Freightliner of Arizona's federal work consists entirely of small firm-fixed-price purchase orders for vehicle repair and maintenance. Concrete work includes a $25,341.36 December 2025 purchase order from the Western Area Power Administration for Freightliner truck repair and parts replacement (VIN 1FVHC5CV8AHAP8129); a $16,263.55 May 2025 Federal Acquisition Service order for automotive mechanical repairs; a $19,214.50 September 2022 Department of the Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs contract for bucket truck repair; and a $19,383.66 June 2024 Department of the Army order under Total Small Business set-aside for the 82nd Airborne Velocity Bus contract. The vendor's experience base extends to vehicle repair work for the Federal Acquisition Service, Department of the Army, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Bureau of Land Management, and Western Area Power Administration since at least 2006.

Customer concentration is bimodal. GSA's Federal Acquisition Service accounts for 19 awards totaling $109 thousand in combined potential value (31% of total awards), while the Department of the Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs Western Region holds 9 awards valued at $95 thousand. The Department of Energy's Western Area Power Administration and Department of Agriculture Forest Service R3-Southwestern Region round out the active set. Combined, the top five customer offices represent 81% of recent awards. Work is performed at the vendor's Tolleson, Arizona facility. Recent activity shows a decline in award volume — four awards in 2021 declining to two in each of 2023, 2024, and 2025 — with combined potential value across all 42 awards sitting at $353 thousand and obligated dollars of $1.4 million. The vendor operates without subcontract relationships; all 42 awards are primes. Across the portfolio, 52% of awards carry Total Small Business set-aside designations; the remainder compete full-and-open.