Fuel Systems Inc.

Fuel Systems Inc. is a small business subchapter S corporation headquartered in Brookfield, Wisconsin, specializing in the design, manufacture, and supply of specialized fuel and fluid management components for defense and commercial vehicle programs. The company has been registered to receive federal awards since March 4, 2002, and maintains an active presence in the federal procurement marketplace through extensive relationships with the U.S. Department of Defense. Fuel Systems Inc. serves as a critical supplier to military aviation, land, and weapons systems by providing mechanical and electronic components essential to maintenance and logistics operations across multiple defense branches.

Through its federal contract awards, Fuel Systems Inc. has demonstrated substantial expertise in delivering a diverse portfolio of specialized components to support Department of Defense operations. The company's product offerings include pressure transmitters, liquid quantity indicators, speedometers, temperature indicators, indicator lights, cable assemblies, interconnecting boxes, voltmeters, time totalizing meters, fan impellers, heat shields, valve assemblies, filter elements, heaters, door access systems, and various fasteners and mechanical hardware components. Primary funding agencies include the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Aviation, DLA Land and Maritime, and the Army Contracting Command, reflecting the company's strategic importance across multiple military supply chains. The company has received both unrestricted and total small business set-aside contract awards, with delivery orders ranging from several hundred dollars for individual fasteners to over $275,000 for larger component procurements. Recent contract awards span from purchase orders and delivery orders valued under $1,000 to substantial orders exceeding $200,000, demonstrating the company's capability to fulfill varied procurement needs. Fuel Systems Inc. consistently operates as a prime contractor on these awards, with no evidence of subcontracting arrangements disclosed in the federal contract records, indicating direct performance of contracted work at its Brookfield, Wisconsin manufacturing facility.

Fuel Systems Inc. maintains an extensive portfolio of Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDCs) with multiple defense agencies, establishing the company as a foundational supplier across critical defense logistics platforms. The company currently holds nine active IDC vehicles with total ceiling values collectively exceeding $6 million. These include a $1,893,356.64 IDC with DLA Land and Maritime for interconnecting boxes; a $1,898,746.87 total small business set-aside IDC with DLA Aviation for pressure transmitters; a $760,972.10 total small business set-aside IDC with DLA Aviation for liquid quantity indicators; and a $382,803.63 total small business set-aside IDC with DLA Aviation for speedometers. Additional IDC vehicles valued at $250,000 each support the procurement of temperature indicators, voltmeters, cable assemblies, pressure indicators, and fan impellers, with an emerging $250,000 contract for plunger detent components awarded in April 2025. These IDC vehicles provide the Defense Logistics Agency and affiliated defense agencies with flexible, pre-established procurement frameworks that enable efficient acquisition of critical components on an as-needed basis. The identi deployment of these multiple IDCs across DLA Aviation and DLA Land and Maritime reflects the Defense Logistics Agency's reliance on Fuel Systems Inc. as a vetted, capable supplier capable of meeting both routine and surge procurement demands for components essential to military vehicle maintenance, aircraft readiness, and overall operational sustainability. Performance periods for these IDCs extend through 2025 to 2029, ensuring continuity of supply relationships for the foreseeable future.