Integrity Tool & Supply Co

Integrity Tool & Supply Co, a for-profit manufacturer based in Horsham, Pennsylvania, supplies rotary files and end-mill cutting tools to the Defense Logistics Agency as a prime contractor on full-and-open purchase orders, with no SBA set-aside designations across its federal footprint.

The vendor operates exclusively as a prime across 106 purchase orders spanning twenty years of federal work, all rooted in a single customer: the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA). DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment accounts for 95 of 106 awards ($25 thousand combined potential value), with DLA Land and Maritime placing 9 awards ($5 thousand) and DLA Aviation 2 awards. The vendor's capability portfolio is narrowly focused on machining consumables — rotary files and end-mill cutters used for equipment maintenance and repair across military facilities. Representative orders include a $1,616.80 purchase order for rotary files (National Stock Number 8510972686) awarded October 2024, a $1,250.00 order for rotary files (National Stock Number 8510629027) in May 2024, and a $262,800 order for rotary files (National Stock Number 8510009047) in July 2023. The source notes over forty similar orders since 2019 ranging from under one hundred dollars to over two hundred sixty thousand dollars.

Activity has declined markedly over the past five years, from ten awards in 2022 to one award in 2026 year-to-date, reflecting a narrowing procurement footprint or shift in DLA sourcing patterns. Combined potential value across all 106 awards totals twenty-nine thousand dollars, with forty thousand dollars obligated — a thirty-four percent overrun of ceiling values, typical of purchase orders for commodity items where actual invoiced amounts exceed initial contract values. The vendor holds no position on government-wide vehicles, BPAs, or IDIQs; all work flows through individual transactional purchase orders with DLA. As a pure manufacturer of goods with no subcontract footprint, Integrity Tool & Supply Co operates as a direct supplier to the defense logistics supply chain rather than as a systems integrator or service provider, and the concentration of business within a single customer and product category presents both predictability and recompete risk as procurement patterns shift.