Hansome Energy Systems Inc.

Hansome Energy Systems Inc., a for-profit manufacturer of precision electrical motors, generators, bearings, fasteners, and related components based in Linden, New Jersey, operates as a prime contractor (99% of awards) supplying the Department of Defense through direct purchase orders and indefinite delivery contracts. The company competes full-and-open with no SBA set-aside certifications, though it has received total small business set-aside awards sporadically across the portfolio.

The vendor's customer concentration is heavily skewed toward Naval Supply Systems Command, which accounts for 300 awards but drives 80% of combined potential value at $111 million—a stark divergence from the award-count rankings. Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime places the highest volume by count at 636 awards ($15.7 million), while DLA Aviation contributes 459 awards ($5.9 million). The five largest customers account for 85% of award count and 99% of combined potential value. Naval Sea Systems Command and DLA Troop Support Hardware complete the active base.

Hansome's recent work exemplifies its core capability: individual purchase orders ranging from several hundred to several hundred thousand dollars for motors, generators, resilient mounts, bearings, fasteners, gaskets, electrical contact brushes, and specialized mechanical assemblies. Representative prime awards include a $690 thousand total-small-business AC motor for Naval Supply Systems Command (June 2025), a $560.4 thousand motor order from DLA Land and Maritime (April 2025), and a $323.5 thousand alternating-current motor repair contract with Naval Supply Systems Command (September 2025). The vendor also supplies consumables: a $52.5 thousand monitor-control box order (December 2025), $103.6 thousand in monitor-control boxes from DLA Land and Maritime (November 2024), and recurring sub-thousand deliveries of washers, nuts, o-rings, and deflector components.

Parent vehicles are DLA-specific indefinite delivery contracts. The vendor holds IDCs under SPE4A620D5681 (14 task orders, $75 thousand), SPE4A620D5AF3 (7 task orders, $50 thousand), and SPE4A615D5681 (7 task orders, $20 thousand), all with DLA Land and Maritime or Aviation. A single-award $250 thousand IDC from DLA Aviation (awarded April 2022, ultimate completion April 2023) for electrical brush products anchors a long-term supply relationship that generates delivery orders spanning years.

Award trajectory shows rapid growth: 92 awards in 2022, 96 in 2023, accelerating to 189 in 2024 before moderating to 147 in 2025 and 28 year-to-date in 2026. The vendor faces a recompete cliff of 47 awards (combined potential value $63 million) with ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months, representing significant renewal exposure.

Subcontracting relationships are minimal (1% of awards, 30 total sub-awards). Named prime contractors include Huntington Ingalls Inc. (resilient mounts for CVN 81 detailed design and construction, December 2024), Hamilton Sundstrand Corporation (motor and blower rework, November 2025), Electric Boat Corporation (long-lead submarine material and streamlined coupons for SSN 814, SSN 815, and SSBN 826, August 2024), and Curtiss-Wright Electro-Mechanical Corporation (centrifugal pump motor repair, February 2026).

NAICS concentration centers on Motor and Generator Manufacturing (440 awards), Bolt/Nut/Screw/Rivet/Washer Manufacturing (295 awards), Gasket/Packing/Sealing Device Manufacturing (141 awards), and Hardware Manufacturing (125 awards). PSC concentration follows: Motors, Electrical (620 awards); Packing and Gasket Materials (180 awards); Nuts and Washers (170 awards); Electrical Contact Brushes (154 awards); and Pumps (111 awards). The portfolio spans 2,227 cumulative awards with $138.3 million combined potential value and $186 million obligated (134% payout rate), indicating a mature, production-focused vendor with steady Navy and DLA logistics demand for commodity and specialized electrical equipment components.