GOV Source LLC

GOV Source LLC, a self-certified small disadvantaged business based in East Point, Georgia, supplies specialized technical equipment and precision components to federal agencies as a prime contractor, operating exclusively under total small business set-asides across nine recent purchase orders worth $249 thousand combined potential value.

GOV Source is a for-profit limited liability company competing entirely in small business set-asides — all nine awards in the recent portfolio carry total small business designations. The vendor's equipment portfolio spans highly specialized categories: acoustical panels, compressed air drying systems, aircraft loading cells and antenna power sensors, robot arms for testing, heat pumps, ultrasonic testing calibration blocks, camcorders, high-pressure hose assemblies, and marine-grade sensors. Representative work includes a $109,120 purchase order from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (August 2025) for two Universal Robot arms for bimanipulation test methods, with place of performance in Denmark; a $34,040 total small business set-aside from Army Training and Doctrine Command (July 2025) for camcorders at Fort Moore, Georgia; a $32,651 Naval Sea Systems Command purchase order (July 2025) for Phased Array Ultrasonic Testing calibration blocks to support naval vessel maintenance; and a $23,800 Army Corps of Engineers purchase order (September 2025) for a heatless regenerative desiccant compressed air dryer rated at 100 standard cubic feet per minute for Ice Harbor Lock and Dam in Washington.

Customer concentration is broad but light. Naval Sea Systems Command leads by award count (three awards, $51 thousand combined potential value), but the National Institute of Standards and Technology anchors the portfolio by potential value at $109 thousand on a single award. The top five customers by potential value — NIST, NAVSEA, Army Training and Doctrine Command, Army Corps of Engineers, and Customs and Border Protection — account for 95% of combined potential value across seven distinct agencies. The category concentration reflects the equipment-supply nature of the business: NAICS codes fragment across air compressor manufacturing, miscellaneous fabricated metal products, and analytical laboratory instrument manufacturing; PSC codes similarly splinter across ship and marine equipment, compressors, and hose assemblies. GOV Source operates as a 100% prime contractor with no subcontract footprint in the source data. Activity is recent and nascent — eight awards in 2025 and one in 2026 — with one award already obligated through completion (the March 2026 NAVSEA acoustical panels order due April 30, 2026).