Gulf Coast Air & Hydraulics Inc.

Gulf Coast Air & Hydraulics Inc. is a for-profit organization registered in SAM.gov since 2002, located in Mobile, Alabama, that specializes in supplying mechanical and electronic components to federal agencies, primarily the Department of Defense. The company provides a wide range of industrial parts including valves, filters, fluid power cylinders, gaskets, seals, electronic components, and specialized equipment for military logistics and maintenance operations. As a small business contractor, Gulf Coast Air & Hydraulics Inc. has established itself as a reliable vendor for the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA), consistently delivering critical supply chain materials that support military readiness and operational capabilities.

The company has received numerous federal contract awards, predominantly from the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime division, for delivering specific mechanical and electronic parts. These contracts have included purchase orders and delivery orders for items such as compressor pistons, linear valves, filter elements, circuit card assemblies, gasket and seal sets, and electronic parts kits. Most of these awards were not set aside, though some specific contracts were designated under total small business set-aside provisions. The contract values have ranged from as low as $13 to over $36,000, demonstrating the company's versatility in fulfilling both small and medium-sized federal procurement needs. Gulf Coast Air & Hydraulics Inc. has also received a contract from the United States Fleet Forces Command (Atlantic), further expanding its federal contract portfolio beyond the DLA.

Gulf Coast Air & Hydraulics Inc. holds multiple Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDVs) with the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime, each with a $250,000 potential value and set aside for total small businesses. These IDVs cover specific product categories including filter elements (intake and fluid), electronic parts kits, and gasket and seal sets. The contracts typically have a one-year performance period and allow the DLA to issue multiple delivery orders as needed. Under these IDVs, the company has received numerous task orders for filter elements, electronic components, and maintenance parts to be delivered to various CONUS and OCONUS depots. The IDVs demonstrate the company's ongoing relationship with the DLA and its ability to consistently meet the agency's specialized procurement requirements for industrial and electronic components supporting military logistics and maintenance operations.