Front Line Military Vehicles, Inc.

Front Line Military Vehicles, Inc., a self-certified small disadvantaged business and for-profit Subchapter S corporation based in Wrightsville, Pennsylvania, manufactures and supplies specialized mechanical and electrical components for military vehicles and aircraft as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards) exclusively to the Defense Logistics Agency and subordinate DoD customers. The company operates entirely outside set-aside vehicles, competing full-and-open on firm fixed-price purchase orders.

Front Line's capability footprint centers on ball and roller bearings, fasteners, assemblies, electrical components, and hydraulic and mechanical parts that support aircraft and ground-vehicle readiness. Recent representative awards include a $12 thousand pneumatic wheel assembly order from DLA Land and Maritime (July 2023), a $2,694.89 plate assembly delivery to DLA Aviation (February 2025), a $2,623.95 oil drain tube supply to DLA Aviation (November 2024), and recurring electromagnetic relay contracts to DLA Land and Maritime at $2,590 per award. The award portfolio reflects steady, granular purchase orders ranging from under $100 to mid-five-figure values, with no parent vehicle or GWAC engagement — all work flows through spot purchase orders.

Customer concentration runs deep into the Defense Logistics Agency's operational divisions. DLA Land and Maritime accounts for 118 awards worth $314 thousand combined potential value; DLA Aviation accounts for 113 awards worth $163 thousand. DLA Troop Support Hardware, Naval Supply Systems Command, and DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment round out the remaining 4% of the portfolio. By dollar ranking, Land and Maritime and Aviation dominate both volume and value, with no material divergence between counts and dollars. The company has served 12 distinct federal agencies across the source data, but DLA variants claim 95% of recent award count and 99% of combined potential value.

Activity has remained steady across the past five years—fourteen awards in 2022, rising to eighteen in 2024, then dropping to sixteen in 2025 and seven in the first four months of 2026. The combined potential value of all 296 awards in the source data is $567 thousand, though obligated dollars total $776 thousand, indicating Front Line has over-performed contract ceilings across the portfolio. No recompete cliff or parent vehicle position exists; the vendor operates transactionally on individual small-dollar purchase orders with short completion windows (typically 30 to 60 days). Front Line maintains no known subcontract engagement and does not serve as a prime on any IDVCs, BPAs, GWACs, or agency-wide vehicles. The company has held continuous SAM registration since May 2001, anchoring a two-decade track record as a DLA supply-chain vendor for precision components in the narrow specialties of bearings, fasteners, seals, tubes, relays, and structural metal parts for military aircraft and vehicles.