Gardner Denver Nash LLC

Gardner Denver Nash LLC, operating through its Gardner Denver Nash Division as Gardner Denver Engineered Products Group, manufactures specialized compressed air and gas equipment—vacuum pumps, trim and drain assemblies, float valves, rotors, gaskets, seals, and related maritime and industrial components—and supplies them to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor (99% of recent awards) competing in full-and-open federal procurement with no set-aside designations. The company is a subsidiary of Ingersoll-Rand Company and is based in Charleroi, Pennsylvania.

Gardner Denver Nash's customer base is heavily concentrated in defense logistics and naval supply. The Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime leads by award count with 548 recent awards valued at $14.5 million combined, while the Department of the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command anchors the dollar value with 78 awards totaling $29.1 million combined potential value. Together, these two customers account for roughly 84% of all recent prime awards and 93% of combined potential value. The DLA Aviation division places 161 awards worth $1.8 million, the DLA Troop Support Hardware group 108 awards worth $296 thousand, and Naval Sea Systems Command 21 awards worth $1.2 million. This concentration reflects Gardner Denver Nash's role as a critical supplier of vacuum pump assemblies, valve components, and specialized fasteners to Navy ship construction and maintenance programs and DLA's maritime equipment logistics operations.

Gardner Denver Nash's awards span five primary parent IDVs. The largest by order count is Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE4A621D5AH2 with 19 task orders valued at $18 thousand combined; SPE7M121D64EK carries 7 orders worth $46 thousand; SPE4A616D5736 holds 6 orders for $6 thousand; SPE7M822D60KC supports 5 orders for $61 thousand; and SPE7M320D61QC covers 4 orders for $119 thousand. These vehicles enable flexible, recurring procurement of components essential to naval vessel operations without re-competition on each order. Recent representative contracts include a $3.159 million definitive contract from Naval Supply Systems Command (April 2026) for repair and modification of vacuum pump units; a $615 thousand purchase order from NAVSUP (July 2025) for SEPA trim and drain assemblies; a $387.748 million purchase order from DLA Land and Maritime (April 2025) for 53 units of lobe vacuum pumps; a $298.350 million order from DLA Land and Maritime (June 2025) for pump rotors; and a $936.148 million definitive contract from NAVSUP (August 2024) for six vacuum pump units.

Award activity shows contraction after a spike in 2022: 130 awards that year declined to 71 in 2023, recovered to 92 in 2024, held at 80 in 2025, and dropped to 22 in the first quarter of 2026. Eleven awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $5.6 million and face recompete risk. Gardner Denver Nash's product portfolio maps tightly to its NAICS and PSC coding: gasket and packing device manufacturing leads with 163 awards; air and compressor manufacturing follows with 143 awards; industrial valve manufacturing carries 95 awards; bolt, nut, and fastener manufacturing accounts for 69 awards; and fluid power pump manufacturing 67 awards. PSC codes confirm the same framing—compressors and vacuum pumps anchor 200 awards, packing and gasket materials 193, nonpowered valves 134, and power and hand pumps 102.

Gardner Denver Nash serves as a subcontractor on three recent awards under Electric Boat Corporation on submarine and shipboard work (2022, 2023, 2024), reflecting its role as a critical component supplier within the naval construction industrial base. The company's $56.7 million combined potential value across 942 prime and sub awards, with $46.8 million obligated (83% execution rate), demonstrates steady absorption of work across DLA and Navy customers competing on full-and-open procurement terms where set-aside categories do not apply.