Hi-Line Electric Co., Inc.

Hi-Line Electric Co Inc., doing business as Hi-Line, Inc., is a Dallas-based industrial MRO supplier operating as a prime contractor on full-and-open federal procurements, with 100% of its recent awards on non-set-aside vehicles and no SBA certifications in the source material. The vendor supplies electrical and mechanical components, fasteners, hardware, and specialized industrial parts to federal agencies, primarily through a GSA Federal Supply Schedule and task-order vehicles at Defense Logistics Agency.

Hi-Line's customer concentration is heavily weighted to GSA and DLA. The GSA Federal Acquisition Service dominates by potential value at $61.6 million across 16 awards (100% of combined potential value), driven by Hi-Line's Multiple Award Schedule contract with a $13.358 million ceiling running through May 31, 2028. The Defense Logistics Agency Logistics Information Service brings the second-largest potential value at $5 million across 22 awards. By award count, the top five customers account for 38% of all awards: Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support (113 awards), the Department of the Army (90 awards), DLA Logistics Information Service (22 awards), DLA Land and Maritime (19 awards), and DLA Distribution (18 awards). These DLA customer splits reflect the vendor's role as a catalog supplier for component replenishment across Defense Logistics Agency's supply chains rather than a single-customer relationship.

Hi-Line's product mix centers on hardware, fasteners, and electrical supplies. Named recent work includes small-dollar purchase orders through the Federal Acquisition Service for industrial MRO components (six purchase orders placed between February and June 2026 ranging from $744 to $9,898), delivery orders from Naval Sea Systems Command under the Multiple Award Schedule (August 2025 for hypersonic trailer install components valued at $99, June 2024 for nylon rings valued at $150), and Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime purchase orders and delivery orders for fuse cartridges, pipe bushings, air brake fittings, and hex nuts (spanning 2021–2023, most sub-$1,000 individually). The vendor's NAICS concentration reflects this portfolio: 306 awards classified as Hardware Stores, 136 as All Other Miscellaneous Manufacturing, with PSC concentration in Hardware, Commercial (175 awards) and Hand Tools, Nonedged, Nonpowered (141 awards).

Activity has been episodic. The vendor recorded 12 awards in 2022, 5 in 2023, 1 in 2024, 3 in 2025, and 10 through mid-2026 (as of June 26, 2026). Combined potential value across 693 total awards since 2003 stands at $68.4 million, but only $1.5 million (2%) has been obligated, reflecting the small-dollar, high-frequency transaction profile typical of federal supply schedule and DLA catalog vendors. The source contains one subcontract reference: Hi-Line supplied hardware manufacturing components to GE Renewables US LLC for Chief Joseph Dam generator rewinds in August 2025. The vendor maintains active registrations with Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime, Aviation, and Distribution, alongside its primary GSA vehicle position.

ELECTRICAL TERMINALS, WIRE, CABLE, WIRE TIES, CRIMPING TOOLS, DRILL BITS, TUBE, BRASS AND STEEL FITTINGS, SHRINK TUBE, CLAMPS, WIRE LOOM, BOLTS: GRADE 5, GRADE 8, STAINLESS AND METRIC, MACHINE SCREWS, SHEET METAL SCREWS,DELIVERED FROM A FULLY STOCKED VAN!