Haun Welding Supply Inc.

Haun Welding Supply Inc., doing business as Haun Companies, is a fourth-generation family-owned small business based in Syracuse, New York, that supplies industrial gases, welding equipment, and related support services to federal defense and civilian agencies primarily as a prime contractor under full-and-open competition with no set-aside designations. A Subchapter S Corporation established in 1958, the company competes across delivery orders, blanket purchase agreements, and indefinite delivery contracts, with no participation in 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, WOSB, or other SBA set-aside programs despite carrying "Total Small Business" set-aside designations on a handful of awards with Army TACOM and Defense agencies.

Haun's federal capability portfolio centers on aviator's breathing oxygen, liquid oxygen, liquid nitrogen, helium, hydrogen, welding equipment, and gas cylinder rental and maintenance services. Representative work spans 523 federal awards: a $226,830 single-award indefinite delivery contract with Defense Logistics Agency Energy (July 2025–June 2030) for Type II Aviator Breathing Oxygen and Type II Liquid Nitrogen to 26 military installations across the Northeast; a $912,716 single-award IDIQ with Naval Sea Systems Command (May 2025–May 2030) for industrial gases including aviator's breathing oxygen and regulators; an $810,810 single-award indefinite delivery contract with Department of Defense Energy (April 2025–October 2030) for liquid oxygen and liquid nitrogen to Tobyhanna Army Depot, Pennsylvania; a $7.5 million single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (March 2025–February 2030) for helium and hydrogen supply, delivery, and tank rental across NOAA's Eastern Region; and a $62,601 single-award BPA with Defense Health Agency (May 2024–May 2029) for medical gases and dry ice to Fort Drum, New York. Smaller delivery orders for welding equipment—a $38,431 small-business-set-aside purchase order from Army Communications-Electronics Command (June 2024) for a Dual Wire Feeder welder and a $50,387 no-set-aside purchase order from CECOM (December 2022) for a tungsten gas and stick welder package—demonstrate secondary capability in welding machinery procurement.

Customer concentration shows significant exposure to DLA Energy (174 awards, $2 million combined potential value) and Army CECOM (61 awards, $528 thousand), but potential-value concentration skews heavily toward NOAA ($8.8 million across 19 awards), DLA Energy, Naval Sea Systems Command ($1.7 million across 23 awards), and Army Redstone Arsenal ($1.6 million across 10 awards)—together accounting for 82% of combined potential value. DLA Energy dominates award frequency but anchors most dollars in small recurring delivery orders for aviator's breathing oxygen ($1,000–$4,700 per order), while the NOAA BPA and NAVSEA IDIQ represent high-dollar vehicles with multi-year runway.

Activity has grown from 20 awards in 2024 to 47 in 2025 and 16 in the first four months of 2026, driven primarily by recurring delivery orders against the DLA Energy and NAVSEA IDIQs established in mid-2025. Only two awards face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months (combined potential value $67 thousand), indicating minimal recompete pressure in the near term. The source data span from 1992 through April 2026, with 523 total awards and $18.5 million in combined potential value; $5.4 million has been obligated to date (29% of potential).

Haun's parent-vehicle footprint centers on three high-velocity indefinite delivery contracts: SPE60120D1518 (DLA Energy, 86 delivery orders, $268 thousand combined potential value), SPE60117D1522 (35 delivery orders, $35 thousand), and SPE60125D1503 (23 delivery orders, $329 thousand). The company does not hold positions on GWACs or government-wide vehicles; its business is rooted in single-award and single-source IDIQs and BPAs with individual agencies. Work is performed at the contractor's Syracuse, New York headquarters and subordinate locations including Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Tobyhanna, Pennsylvania; Poquonock Bridge, Connecticut; Rome, New York; and multiple military installations across the Northeast. Haun competes exclusively as a prime contractor with no identified subcontract footprint in the federal awards portfolio.

WELDING EQUIPMENT, WELDING SUPPLIES, GASES, SAFETY EQUIPMENT, ABRASIVES, POWER TOOLS, PLASMA CUTTING EQUIPMENT, EQUIPMENT REPAIR, MANUFACTURING EQUIPMENT.