Industrial Strength Industries LLC

Industrial Strength Industries LLC, a woman-owned small business (WOSB) based in Oyster Bay, New York, supplies tactical and protective equipment—ballistic helmets, body armor, breaching doors, dry suits, night vision accessories, and mission-specific gear—to federal defense and civilian law enforcement agencies as a GSA Multiple Award Schedule prime contractor. The company operates exclusively as a prime (100% of recent awards) under its GSA MAS contract, which carries a $1.5 million ceiling through August 2029.

Industrial Strength Industries competes across both small-business set-asides and full-and-open procurement. Roughly 45% of recent awards carry WOSB, Total Small Business, or other set-aside designations; the remainder are full-and-open. This mixed posture reflects the vendor's capability to win both protected work and unrestricted competition on the MAS vehicle. Recent representative work includes a $902 thousand WOSB-set-aside purchase order from Air Education and Training Command for Crye body armor, First Spear body armor, and Team Wendy helmets (August 2025); an $816 thousand Total Small Business purchase order from the Air National Guard for ballistic helmets and ear covers (August 2024); a $175 thousand Total Small Business delivery order from Naval Education and Training Command for door breaching gear (September 2025); and a $98 thousand Total Small Business delivery order from Customs and Border Protection for tactical helmets (January 2026).

Customer concentration is moderate and spread across defense and DHS agencies. The Air Force accounts for the largest customer footprint—broken across multiple commands (Air Mobility Command, Air Combat Command, Global Strike Command, Air National Guard, Air Education and Training Command)—followed by the Navy (Naval Sea Systems Command, Naval Education and Training Command), GSA Federal Acquisition Service, and Department of Homeland Security (Customs and Border Protection). The top five customer groupings account for 47% of award count and 56% of combined potential value, suggesting a diversified customer base with no single agency dominating. GSA FAS ranks highest by potential value ($1.5 million across six awards), driven by the MAS vehicle itself as the contracting entity for GSA supply orders.

Industrial Strength Industries sits solely on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, which accounts for 51 delivery orders (task orders) worth $2.2 million in combined potential value. All sixty-four recent awards are MAS delivery orders or purchase orders against this single vehicle; the vendor has no presence on GWACs, BPAs, or other IDVs. This concentration on GSA MAS creates a straightforward but narrow competitive surface—the vendor competes when federal agencies place MAS task orders for tactical and protective equipment, and exits when customers use other vehicles (Alliant, SEWP, agency-specific BPAs, sole-source awards outside MAS).

Activity has grown unevenly. Awards per year climbed from eight in 2022 to a peak of seventeen in 2023, then moderated to thirteen in 2025 and three through early 2026 (a partial-year snapshot). Combined potential value across all awards is $5.8 million, with $4.3 million obligated (73% realization). Only three awards face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months (combined potential value $114 thousand), indicating minimal recompete pressure in the near term.

Equipment portfolio centers on ballistic and protective gear. Top NAICS framing is 338992 (Other Building Equipment Contractors), which captures armor and specialized equipment manufacturing, with secondary classifications for apparel and appliance accessories. The PSC profile reflects this: Armor, Personal (13 awards), Individual Equipment (8 awards), Safety and Rescue Equipment (5 awards), Marine Lifesaving and Diving Equipment (4 awards), and Hand Tools, Edged, Nonpowered (6 awards). The vendor supplies dry suits, dive lights, helmets (ballistic and bump), body armor systems, weapon mounts and optics, door breaching systems and accessories, night vision equipment, tactical backpacks, insulated hand tools, and specialized protective headgear. Performance is executed at Oyster Bay, New York, with occasional delivery to end-use sites (military installations, law enforcement field offices, overseas locations).

Industrial Strength Industries has no subcontract footprint in the source data; all sixty-four awards are prime. The company carries no visible teaming relationships as a subcontractor to larger primes and does not bring subs into its own MAS delivery orders. This prime-only profile limits partner-discovery signal for larger contractors seeking minority or women-owned subs in the protective-equipment space.

Industrial Strength Industries is a distributor for industrial tools, SCUBA gear, & emergency response equipment