Jdci Enterprises, Inc.

Jdci Enterprises, Inc., a woman-owned small business and self-certified small disadvantaged business based in Fort Myers, Florida, manufactures and supplies automotive and marine components—principally disc brake systems, axles, wheel hubs, trailer frames, pneumatic tires, and specialized equipment—to the Defense Logistics Agency, the U.S. Coast Guard, and other federal agencies as a prime contractor. Jdci competes predominantly in full-and-open (non-set-aside) procurements, though a minority of recent awards carry Total Small Business designations; the vendor maintains no active role as a subcontractor in the federal space.

Jdci's customer concentration is extreme and deeply rooted in DLA. The top five customer agencies account for 92% of all awards by count, with Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime commanding 1,499 awards (51% of the portfolio) worth $22.8 million in combined potential value. The U.S. Coast Guard ranks second in dollar value at $12.6 million across 198 awards but represents a markedly different procurement posture than DLA—Coast Guard awards tend toward larger, higher-value delivery orders for specialized marine equipment (boat trailers, trailer parts, specific OEM components), while DLA Land and Maritime work consists overwhelmingly of routine purchase orders for commodity vehicle components in the hundreds to low thousands of dollars. DLA Aviation contributes 397 awards worth $2.5 million; DLA Troop Support (Hardware and Construction and Equipment) adds 597 awards worth $1.3 million. GSA Federal Acquisition Service, the Department of the Navy, and the Maritime Administration round out the active set but represent less than 5% of total potential value.

Jdci's vehicle position centers on single-award indefinite delivery contracts (IDCs) with DLA divisions. The vendor holds at least nine active DLA Land and Maritime IDCs, each with ceilings ranging from $250,000 to $350,000 and performance periods extending through 2026 and beyond. These cover discrete commodity lines—disc brake calipers, disc brake rotors, grease caps, wheel assemblies, torsion axles, vehicle support stands, and similar components—with automated delivery order issuance mechanisms. A $2.77 million Coast Guard requirements contract, awarded February 3, 2026, provides OEM trailer parts for the 90-unit MS-26TH-12 trailer fleet, structured as a sole-source acquisition and running through January 31, 2031. Jdci also holds positions on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule and several Coast Guard IDCs (including HSCG4010DK50043 with 45 task orders worth $398 thousand and HSCG4014D52000 with 23 task orders worth $536 thousand).

Activity has remained stable over the past five years at roughly 160–190 awards annually, with 2026 showing a 60% year-over-year decline (64 awards to date) largely attributable to the source cutoff in late September. Combined potential value across the full portfolio totals $55.2 million with $27.8 million obligated (50% invoiced). Awards reaching completion in the next twenty-four months total nine with combined value of $371 thousand—a minimal recompete exposure relative to the overall portfolio size, reflecting DLA's rolling renewal of commodity-based IDCs rather than time-concentrated cliff events.

Jdci's capability portfolio is tightly aligned with DLA's Land and Maritime supply mission: vehicles, trailers, and marine equipment maintenance parts. The vendor manufactures or procures under its own name and distributes disc brake rotors, disc brake calipers, brake shoes, axles (vehicular non-directional and torsion), wheel hubs, wheel assemblies with pneumatic tires, wiring harnesses, bearing kits, hand-operated drum winches, grease caps, tie-down equipment, and boat trailers and related structural components. Representative prime awards include a $664 thousand Naval Supply Systems Command purchase order for boat moving trailers (March 14, 2025; ultimate completion September 8, 2026), a $257 thousand Coast Guard delivery order for assorted trailer parts (February 25, 2026; completed April 25, 2026), a $177 thousand Naval Supply Systems Command purchase order for boat moving trailers (April 6, 2026; completing April 6, 2027), a $114 thousand Naval Sea Systems Command purchase order for a Silver Ships 11 MSC trailer (May 2, 2025), and the $2.77 million Coast Guard OEM parts requirements contract noted above. Routine DLA Land and Maritime and Aviation orders for disc brake components, axle assemblies, and bearing kits dominate transaction volume, with individual orders ranging from low hundreds to $40,000, issued frequently against the vendor's standing IDC portfolio.

Jdci registered in the System for Award Management in 2002 and has maintained active federal contractor status for over two decades. The company's Subchapter S corporate structure, woman-ownership, and self-certified small disadvantaged business designation position it favorably for small business scoring on federal procurements, though the vendor competes and wins in full-and-open categories at scale. The narrow concentration in DLA Land and Maritime commodity supply—a stable, recurring transactional business model with predictable, lower-value orders—contrasts sharply with the Coast Guard's reliance on Jdci as a specialized OEM supplier for marine trailers and associated infrastructure, a higher-value, mission-critical role. Most awards carry firm fixed-price terms and no set-aside restriction, reflecting Jdci's established position as a qualified commercial source within federal logistics networks. The vendor operates primarily from its Fort Myers headquarters, with performance of work at that location for domestic DLA orders and at overseas DLA consolidation points for international shipments.