Hi-Line Electric Co., Inc.

Hi-Line Electric Co., Inc., doing business as Hi-Line, Inc., is a Dallas-based industrial maintenance, repair, and operations (MRO) catalog supplier that operates as a prime contractor on the GSA Federal Supply Schedule and Defense Logistics Agency vehicles, holding no SBA set-aside certifications and competing under full-and-open procurement. The vendor supplies electrical and mechanical components, fasteners, hardware, hose clamps, push-connect fittings, soldering equipment, air brake fittings, and specialized industrial parts to federal agencies on a predominantly small-order, high-frequency transaction basis.

Hi-Line's federal footprint centers on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS), which anchors 305 task orders with $1.1 million combined potential value and runs through May 31, 2028. The MAS contract, awarded June 1, 2023, carries a $13.4 million ceiling and provides discounts of 16 to 29 percent off commercial list prices. Recent representative MAS work includes a $99 delivery order issued by Naval Sea Systems Command in August 2025 for hypersonic trailer install components at Crane, Indiana, and a $150 order in June 2024 for nylon rings at Naval Construction Battalion Center Port Hueneme, California. Outside the MAS, Hi-Line places delivery orders through Defense Logistics Agency Logistics Information Service IDCs (134 task orders, $22 thousand combined potential value) and other DLA supply-chain vehicles. Recent GSA Federal Acquisition Service purchase orders span June through August 2026, ranging from $840 to $9,898, for industrial MRO components sourced from the vendor's Farmers Branch, Texas facility.

Customer concentration is split between GSA and Defense Logistics Agency. GSA Federal Acquisition Service commands $61.6 million (90% of combined potential value) across 19 awards, while DLA Logistics Information Service holds $5 million across 22 awards. By award count, Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support leads with 113 awards but carries only $16 thousand in combined potential value, and the Department of the Army accounts for 90 awards worth $364 thousand. The disparity between volume and dollars reflects Hi-Line's transaction profile: hundreds of small orders for specific components rather than large blanket contracts. Award concentration data encompasses 38% of the vendor's 696 total awards; the remaining 62% distribute across 28 additional federal agencies in smaller volumes.

Hi-Line competes exclusively as a prime contractor (695 of 696 awards); one sub-award exists — a hardware manufacturing sub to GE Renewables US LLC in August 2025 for Chief Joseph Dam generator rewind work. The vendor's NAICS concentration splits between Hardware Stores (306 awards) and All Other Miscellaneous Manufacturing (136 awards), with procurement code concentration in Hardware, Commercial (175 awards) and Hand Tools, Nonedged, Nonpowered (141 awards). Activity has been episodic: 12 awards in 2022, declining to 1 in 2024, then recovering to 13 in 2026. The vendor has maintained federal registration since January 2002 and derives minimal obligated dollars relative to potential value ($1.5 million obligated against $68.4 million ceiling across the portfolio, 2%), reflecting the nature of catalog-call ordering.

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!