Hansome Energy Systems Inc.

Hansome Energy Systems Inc., a for-profit manufacturer of precision electrical motors, generators, bearings, fasteners, and related mechanical components headquartered in Linden, New Jersey, competes as a prime contractor on full-and-open federal procurement with no SBA set-aside certifications. The company operates across 2,264 federal awards (99% prime, 1% sub) spanning four decades, with recent annual activity ranging from 65 to 189 awards per year and combined potential value of $141.7 million across the portfolio.

Customer concentration centers on the Department of the Navy and Defense Logistics Agency. Naval Supply Systems Command anchors the portfolio by dollar value—305 awards carrying $112.3 million in combined potential value—while DLA Land and Maritime leads by award count with 647 awards totaling $16 million. DLA Aviation places 470 awards valued at $6 million, and Naval Sea Systems Command holds 205 awards worth $5.2 million. The top five customers account for 85% of awards and 99% of combined potential value, demonstrating tight concentration around naval and logistics procurement offices. This concentration reflects Hansome's core capability: supplying standardized electrical and mechanical components—motors, fans, resilient mounts, bearings, fasteners, gaskets, contact brushes, and specialized assemblies—to military equipment maintenance and supply chain operations.

Capability portfolio is highly specialized and repeatable. Recent representative work includes a $690,000 total small business set-aside purchase order from Naval Supply Systems Command (June 2, 2025) for alternating current motors with mercury-free specifications for submarine and surface-ship use; a $560,386 total small business set-aside order from DLA Land and Maritime (April 15, 2025) for twelve alternating current motors under NAICS 335312; a $323,500 purchase order from Naval Supply Systems Command (September 11, 2025) for alternating current motor repair services with 496-day turnaround time and government source inspection; and a $342,750 single-award indefinite delivery contract with Naval Sea Systems Command (June 30, 2026) for rotor position sensor testing services on HAN 9361 rotor positioning sensor circuit card assemblies, running through June 29, 2031. The portfolio spans 445 awards in motor and generator manufacturing alone, with secondary concentrations in fasteners (301 awards), gaskets (142 awards), electrical components (131 awards), and hardware (129 awards). PSC activity clusters around motors and electrical equipment (624 awards), gasket materials (182 awards), nuts and washers (173 awards), electrical brushes (156 awards), and pumps (111 awards).

Vehicle position reflects scattered small-dollar IDC relationships. The top five parent vehicles carry modest combined values—a $75 thousand pool across 14 task orders under IDC SPE4A620D5681, $50 thousand across 7 task orders under SPE4A620D5AF3, and $20 thousand across 7 orders under SPE4A615D5681—indicating that the vast majority of Hansome's work flows through direct purchase orders rather than standing IDIQs. This vehicle profile differs sharply from IT and professional services vendors; Hansome operates primarily on single competitive procurements and simplified acquisitions.

Activity has grown from 92 awards in 2022 to a peak of 189 in 2024, then contracted to 147 in 2025 and 65 (year-to-date) in 2026. Fifty-two awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $62.2 million—significant recompete exposure centered on Naval Supply Systems Command, DLA Land and Maritime, and DLA Aviation recurring motor, bearing, and mechanical component orders.

Subcontract footprint is minimal (1% of awards) but routes through tier-one primes. Named subs include Hamilton Sundstrand Corporation (motor assembly and rotor rework, awarded November 5 and November 11, 2025), Curtiss-Wright Electro-Mechanical Corporation (pump unit centrifuge motor repair, February 26, 2026), Electric Boat Corporation (submarine long-lead material and streamlined changes coupons, August 21 and 22, 2024), and Huntington Ingalls Inc. (CVN-81 resilient mount detailed design and construction, December 10, 2024). Sub engagement is typically low-value rework, component supply, and long-lead material support rather than systems integration.

Hansome competes in a commodity and consumables posture across the defense supply chain. Firm fixed-price purchase orders for fasteners, seals, and bearings dominate the award record, with individual order values typically ranging from several hundred dollars for single fasteners to $400 thousand for larger motor or assembly procurements. Total small business set-aside designations appear on a small share of awards—roughly ten across the visible record—suggesting the company is neither a certified small business nor a frequent recipient of set-aside preference, yet it regularly wins against full-and-open competition on technical and pricing merit.