J.g.w. (International) LTD.

J.g.w. (International) LTD., doing business as JGW International LTD, a Reston, Virginia-based for-profit corporation, supplies electronic components, assemblies, detectors, and repair services to the Department of Defense as a small business prime contractor across purchase orders, delivery orders, and indefinite delivery contracts, with no subcontract footprint. The vendor competes predominantly in full-and-open procurements; small business set-asides appear on roughly 15 percent of awards and anchor the $500 million JPEO CBRND IDIQ, but the vast majority of recent work carries no set-aside designation.

The customer concentration is extreme and driven by a single mega-vehicle. The top five customers by award count account for 64 percent of awards, but the top customer by potential value is the Department of the Army Acquisition Support Center Joint PEO Chemical and Biological Defense, which alone accounts for $8.78 billion of the $8.82 billion combined potential value across all 393 awards. That figure reflects the $500 million JPEO CBRND indefinite delivery contract awarded June 10, 2025, under total small business set-aside, with a ceiling of $500 million, a one-year base plus four one-year options running through July 31, 2026. The contract is one of approximately twelve multiple-award IDIQs for brand name commercial items, equipment, and ancillary training and services supporting CBRN defense applications. JGW has issued three delivery orders against CBRND to date: a $1.78 million order (January 28, 2026) for Elpasolite Dual-Mode (E2MU) sensors from the Department of the Army with completion by April 21, 2027; a $118,622.96 order (April 24, 2026) from Army Research Development and Engineering Command for scales and training aids; and a $2,500 minimum order guarantee (August 5, 2025). Beyond the CBRND mega-vehicle, the vendor's customer base fragments rapidly. Defense Logistics Agency Aviation anchors the second tier with 134 awards ($22 million combined potential value) primarily for electronic lead assemblies, capacitor assemblies, temperature sensors, and thermocouple harnesses. DLA Land and Maritime follows with 69 awards ($3.4 million) for similar component categories. The Department of the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command, Air Force Sustainment Center, and other DoD technical commands round out the active set, each with single-digit award counts and sub-$3 million potential values.

The vendor's concrete capability portfolio centers on small electronic components and repair services. Representative prime awards include a $1.08 million firm fixed-price definitive contract from Air Force Sustainment Center (January 28, 2026) for new manufacture of F-108 sensor element temperature components with delivery through September 2027; a $617,368.33 definitive contract from Air Force Sustainment Center (September 9, 2025) for new manufacture of F-108 sensor elements with performance in France through January 2027; $482,735.88 in lead assembly electrical procurement from DLA Aviation (May 14, 2025) under total small business set-aside; $237,475 in evaluation and repair of front panel control components from Naval Information Warfare Systems Command (September 24, 2025); and $227,511.77 in power supply and PEC interface repairs from NIWS (September 24, 2025). The vendor also delivers brand name detection equipment—an order from Air Mobility Command (September 30, 2025) for a Smiths IonScan 600 Explosive Detection System valued at $34,355 under total small business set-aside, and a $51,000 procurement of a Metrasens Cellsense Detection Device from the U.S. Embassy Sarajevo (August 26, 2024). Across all categories, work is performed at the vendor's Reston and Herndon, Virginia facilities, with some manufacturing offshore (France for F-108 sensors) and some performance at military installations including Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland (CBRND work), and Fairchild Air Force Base, Washington.

Activity has grown year over year — nine awards in 2022 to 32 in 2025, with six awards logged through April 2026 — but this growth is almost entirely attributable to the single CBRND award. Excluding CBRND, the vendor logged approximately 30 awards per year in 2023–2025, centered on small purchase orders and routine delivery orders averaging $50–$250 thousand each. Six awards with combined potential value of $3.6 million face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating recompete exposure. The vendor holds four named indefinite delivery contracts. Beyond CBRND ($500 million ceiling through July 2026), the largest is a $4.67 million single-award DLA Aviation IDV for electrical lead assemblies running through February 2025 (expired as of the summary date; recompete pending). Two additional single-award DLA IDVs carry ceilings of $350,000 (Land and Maritime, through January 2027) and $218,828.39 (Army Training and Doctrine Command ARGON equipment repair services, through September 2028). The vendor also operates under multiple unnamed DLA IDVs as evidenced by 13 task orders each against SPE4A613D0242 and SPE4A618D5703 (combined $400 thousand potential value). Place of performance for CBRND and related Army work is Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland; DLA and Navy work is distributed across Reston, Herndon, and contractor facilities in Buena Park, California and Hanahan, South Carolina.

The vendor registered in SAM.gov in 2002 and has held a small business designation throughout its federal contracting life. No ownership designations (8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, women-owned) appear in the source. The award footprint is 100 percent prime; the vendor does not subcontract and appears in no sub-award records. NAICS concentration skews toward electronic component manufacturing (Other Measuring and Controlling Device Manufacturing: 93 awards; Other Electronic Component Manufacturing: 47 awards; Capacitor, Resistor, Coil, Transformer Manufacturing: 38 awards). PSC concentration mirrors this: Pressure, Temperature, and Humidity Measuring Instruments (68 awards); Hazard-Detecting Instruments (49 awards); Capacitors (38 awards); and Training Aids (28 awards).