Integrated Procurement Technologies

Integrated Procurement Technologies (IPT), a small business based in Vandalia, Ohio, is a prime contractor supplying aerospace, military, and industrial components to federal defense agencies through thousands of individual purchase orders and delivery orders placed against single-award and multi-award indefinite delivery contracts with the Defense Logistics Agency and Naval Supply Systems Command. The vendor operates predominantly in the unrestricted (full-and-open) competitive space, with a secondary posture under Total Small Business set-asides; across 21,310 prime awards, the vendor competes across both postures but does not anchor to 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, or other categorical set-asides.

IPT's capability portfolio centers on procurement and distribution of mechanical, electrical, and fluid systems components for defense platforms. Representative work includes a $4.9 million single-award indefinite delivery contract with DLA Land and Maritime for power supplies and battery storage items (awarded April 2026, running through April 2031); a $1.6 million definitive contract from Naval Supply Systems Command for an audio control panel (awarded March 2026); and a $372 thousand delivery order from the U.S. Coast Guard for MH-60T helicopter fuel tanks (awarded March 2026). Across thousands of smaller orders—typical ceiling values in the $1,000 to $50,000 range—IPT supplies valves (safety relief, check, globe, regulating types), filters (fluid, air, particle), batteries and battery storage, cable assemblies, bearing components, fasteners, hose assemblies, pumps, accumulators, and specialized aerospace components to DLA depots and Navy supply commands. The vendor's NAICS footprint clusters in Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (2,047 awards), Industrial Valve Manufacturing (1,443 awards), Hardware Manufacturing (1,048 awards), and Bolt, Nut, Screw, Rivet, and Washer Manufacturing (1,039 awards), indicating a mix-and-match procurement strategy across mechanical and electrical subcategories rather than vertically integrated production.

Customer concentration is extreme. DLA Land and Maritime dominates with 9,226 awards worth $396.9 million combined potential value (roughly 38% of the vendor's total), followed immediately by DLA Aviation with 7,920 awards worth $393.2 million (also roughly 38%). Together, these two DLA sub-organizations account for 16,146 awards and $790 million of IPT's $1.06 billion portfolio—approximately 75% by count and 75% by dollars. The Department of the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command places 1,299 awards worth $110.8 million. The top five customers by count cover 97% of all awards. The potential-value ranking tracks the count ranking closely; DLA Land and Maritime and DLA Aviation anchor both lists. The Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Air Force Sustainment Center enters the top five by dollars (nine awards, $47.9 million) despite not appearing in the top count list, signaling occasional high-value orders rather than frequency.

IPT's parent-vehicle footprint is anchored to single-award indefinite delivery contracts issued by DLA. The top five vehicles by task-order count are IDC SPE7L425D5006 (171 orders, $236 thousand combined value), IDC N0010418DPF01 (153 orders, $3.9 million), IDC N0010424DGW01 (117 orders, $6.7 million), IDC SPE7L425D5011 (67 orders, $139 thousand), and IDC SPE7L425D5012 (42 orders, $47 thousand). The vendor does not appear on any major government-wide acquisition contracts (GWACs) or schedules; its entire posture is built on individual DLA single-award contracts that function as standing supply vehicles, each with a $250,000 to $5 million ceiling and a one- to five-year performance period. Six DLA IDCs visible in the source award from 2026 with ceilings of $350,000 each, suggesting the agency uses a standardized $350,000 vehicle structure for component categories below strategic visibility.

Activity has been volatile. The vendor recorded 1,427 awards in 2022, declining to 1,215 in 2023, recovering to 1,512 in 2024, and accelerating to 2,035 in 2025. As of July 2026, 466 awards have been placed this year (annualized: roughly 890 for the full year, implying potential decline from the 2025 peak). However, obligation rate is robust: $831.2 million of the $1.06 billion combined potential value has been obligated, representing 79% realization across the portfolio. Within the next twenty-four months, 814 awards (combined potential value $115 million) reach completion and face recompete exposure, though the single-award IDC structure suggests significant likelihood of renewal or follow-on award to the incumbent.

The vendor operates a single subsidiary structure. A second entity, Integrated Procurement Technologies, Doing Business As IPT, is registered at 7230 Hollister Ave, Goleta, California with UEI KE56BGW71DY3 and designated as a parent organization with federal contract prime awardees. The Vandalia, Ohio entity (UEI K6HPN25G7FC4) is designated as a child, suggesting a parent-subsidiary relationship where the California entity may hold corporate registration or IP and the Vandalia operation functions as an operating subsidiary. The sub-award footprint is minimal: only 17 sub-awards across the entire portfolio, with one named prime—Atlantic Diving Supply, Inc.—placing IPT as a subcontractor for a fiber-optic test set in December 2024, indicating IPT does not pursue significant sub opportunities and functions almost entirely as a prime.

IPT's federal footprint is characterized by extreme customer concentration, low vehicle diversity, high transaction volume, and commodity-like component supply. The vendor is well-positioned as a standing supplier on DLA's single-award IDC network but carries recompete risk concentrated in a small number of high-touch contracts. Competitors bidding against DLA or Navy component procurements will encounter IPT as an incumbent on several active vehicles through 2027–2028; conversely, IPT has minimal teaming capacity and does not appear in the broader systems-integrator or services ecosystem.

Military distributor with over 25 years experience in working with complex requirements both in the United States and around the world.