Jag Components, LLC

Jag Components, LLC, a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) and small disadvantaged business headquartered in Commack, New York, supplies mechanical, electrical, and aviation-specific spare parts and components to the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) as a prime contractor. The company operates almost exclusively under SDVOSB and total small business set-asides, competing in the defense logistics supply chain rather than full-and-open federal markets.

Jag Components functions as a specialized supplier within the DLA procurement network, delivering concrete categories of goods: shipping and storage drums (metal container manufacturing); pressure transmitters, electromagnetic relays, sensors, and switches (electrical and measuring devices); hose and pipe fittings and assemblies (fabricated metal products); hydraulic and centrifugal pumps; transformers and power supplies; seal kits and gaskets; and aviation-specific components including shackles, terminal studs, and pressure equipment. Representative recent work includes a $238,800 total small business set-aside purchase order for 4,000 units of shipping drums (NSN 8110002929783) awarded April 3, 2026, by DLA Construction and Equipment with delivery to DLA Distribution Puget Sound; a $99,904 SDVOSB set-aside purchase order for centrifugal switches (NSN 5930012575839) awarded January 29, 2026, by DLA Land and Maritime; and a $209,649.60 SDVOSB set-aside purchase order for 20 pressure transmitters (NSN 6685015099474) awarded October 15, 2025, by DLA Aviation.

Customer concentration is absolute: all 2,166 awards in the source span six DLA divisions, with DLA Land and Maritime dominating at 1,557 awards and $83.4 million combined potential value (69% of the portfolio), followed by DLA Aviation with 361 awards and $22.5 million (19%), and DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment with 201 awards and $12.3 million (10%). The remaining three DLA divisions (Troop Support Hardware, Troop Support Medical, and others not separately named) account for 46 awards and $2.2 million combined. No other federal agencies appear in the award history.

Jag Components holds 11 named indefinite delivery contracts across DLA Land and Maritime, DLA Aviation, and DLA Troop Support divisions, each valued between $250,000 and $350,000, with performance periods extending through October 2026 to October 2030. The five highest-velocity parent vehicles are Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE7LX21D0099 (22 task orders, $558 thousand potential value), SPE4A719D0168 (21 task orders, $1.2 million), SPE4A718D0159 (17 task orders, $461 thousand), SPE7M521D61XA (10 task orders), and SPE7M820D60FJ (8 task orders, $87 thousand). Task orders issued against these vehicles range from $1,863.90 to $280,000 in individual value; the company executes dozens of purchase orders and delivery orders monthly across DLA distribution centers in Commack, NY, and performance locations spanning Chatsworth, California; Delaware, Ohio; St. Louis, Missouri; Quebec, Canada; and numerous DLA depots domestically and overseas.

Activity has grown steadily from 269 awards in 2022 to a peak of 369 in 2024, declining to 267 in 2025 and 36 awards year-to-date in 2026 (reflecting the recency of data as of July 15, 2026). The 58 awards completing within the next 24 months carry combined potential value of $3.5 million, representing modest recompete exposure for the vendor's established DLA relationships. Award concentrations cluster in fabricated metal products (Other Measuring and Controlling Device Manufacturing, Hardware Manufacturing, Industrial Valve Manufacturing, All Other Miscellaneous Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing), with top Product Service Codes reflecting hose and pipe fittings (94 awards), valves (81 awards), switches (78 awards), and electrical components (76+ awards).

Jag Components operates with no subcontract footprint; all 2,166 awards in the source are primes. The company does not hold positions on government-wide acquisition contracts (GWACs) or multi-agency IDIQs—its entire business derives from direct task order competition and single-award IDCs issued by individual DLA divisions. Combined potential value of $120.4 million with $80.8 million obligated (67% execution rate) reflects a mature, steady-state vendor executing hundreds of routine purchase orders annually against its nine-plus indefinite delivery vehicles, with no evidence of growth into new agencies, contract vehicles, or business lines beyond the DLA's spare-parts procurement mission.