Jag Components, LLC

Jag Components, LLC, a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) based in Commack, New York, supplies mechanical, electrical, and aviation-specific spare parts and components to the Defense Logistics Agency as a prime contractor exclusively competing under SDVOSB and total small business set-asides, with no subcontract footprint across its 2,227-award federal portfolio.

Jag Components operates as a specialized supplier within the DLA procurement network, delivering critical components including hose and pipe fittings, valves, switches, electromagnetic relays, thermal resistors, pressure transmitters, aircraft maintenance equipment, and fastening assemblies. Representative work spans a $32,580 SDVOSB purchase order from DLA Land and Maritime for 10 electrical meters awarded July 16, 2026; a $94,188 order from DLA Aviation for 12 load cell force-weighing instruments awarded June 3, 2026; and a $203,520 delivery order from DLA Land and Maritime for thermal resistors awarded May 13, 2026. The company supplies items ranging from aviation-specific shackles and terminal studs to nonmetallic seals, solenoid valves, windshield wiper assemblies, and shipping drums.

Customer concentration is extreme and singular. DLA Land and Maritime accounts for 1,598 awards (71.8% of the award count) with $88.1 million in combined potential value. DLA Aviation holds 368 awards (16.5%) worth $22.6 million. DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment commands 213 awards (9.6%) valued at $12.9 million. DLA Troop Support Hardware and Medical Supply Chain together represent fewer than 50 awards. The top five customers represent 100% of Jag Components' federal work by definition—no other federal agencies appear in the portfolio.

Jag Components holds eleven single-award indefinite delivery contracts across DLA Land and Maritime, Aviation, and Troop Support divisions, each valued at $350,000 with performance periods running through 2027. These vehicles cover solenoid relays, adapter connectors, electromagnetic relays, mounting plates, vehicular seats, nonmetallic seals, electronic air coolers, pneumatic demouters, thermal resistors, power transformers, and other components. Task orders issued under these parent vehicles range from $1,863.90 to $280,000 in individual ceiling value. The company executes dozens of purchase orders and delivery orders monthly, with place of performance spanning Commack, New York (headquarters); Chatsworth, California; Delaware, Ohio; St. Louis, Missouri; Quebec, Canada; and various DLA distribution depots domestically and overseas.

Activity declined sharply in 2026, dropping from 369 awards in 2024 to 97 awards year-to-date as of July 16, 2026. This trajectory reflects either reduced DLA procurement velocity or pipeline shifts rather than vendor performance issues—74 awards with ultimate completion dates falling within the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $3.4 million and will face recompete or non-renewal decisions in the 2026–2027 window. Jag Components' eleven indefinite delivery contracts, worth $350,000 each, represent roughly $3.85 million in ceiling value but are mature vehicles nearing or at their one-year term expiration dates. Renewal or recompete of these parent contracts will be decision-critical for sustaining pipeline velocity.

The company's award distribution reflects deep specialization in mechanical and electrical component sourcing. Top NAICS categories by award count include Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (150 awards), Other Measuring and Controlling Device Manufacturing (101 awards), Hardware Manufacturing (99 awards), and Industrial Valve Manufacturing (89 awards). Top Product Service Categories center on Hose, Pipe, Tube Fittings (95 awards), Nonpowered Valves (83 awards), and Switches (80 awards). No single component type dominates; rather, Jag Components operates as a broad-based supplier of standardized military spare parts to DLA, executing hundreds of discrete purchase orders for different NSNs (National Stock Numbers) across common mechanical and electrical categories.

Jag Components' SDVOSB and small disadvantaged business certifications are current through March 27, 2028, anchoring its competitive posture to set-aside vehicles. The company competes almost exclusively under SDVOSB and Total Small Business set-asides; full-and-open competition is rare in its award history. Jag Components holds no position on government-wide vehicles, industry consortia, or multi-agency IDIQs; its entire footprint derives from direct single-award relationships with DLA divisions. This vertical concentration—one federal customer (DLA), one set-aside category (SDVOSB), and one role (prime)—creates substantial pipeline vulnerability if DLA procurement volumes contract or if recompete cycles unfold unfavorably. The portfolio shows no evidence of subcontracting; Jag Components performs all work as prime, sourcing components from approved NSN suppliers and managing delivery to DLA depots directly from its Commack headquarters and distributed performance locations.