JBL System Solutions LLC

JBL System Solutions LLC, a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) based in Halethorpe, Maryland, supplies military vehicle components, spare parts, and equipment to the Defense Logistics Agency as a prime contractor exclusively, with 100% of awards representing direct procurement relationships and no subcontract work. The firm holds SBA SDVOSB and Veteran-Owned Small Business certifications expiring August 17, 2027, and operates as a limited liability company competing predominantly under small-business set-asides, particularly SDVOSB and Total Small Business designations, across the DLA supply chain.

JBL's capability footprint centers on procurement and delivery of specialized military logistics components: cylinder assemblies, brake drums, air brake chambers, fluid filter elements, electrical connectors, switches, bearings, gaskets, valves, mounting brackets, and mechanical assemblies spanning vehicular, electrical, and hydraulic categories. Representative work includes a $508,117 purchase order from DLA Land and Maritime for 893 sprocket wheels (June 2025), a $388,270 procurement of 386 roller assemblies for vehicular equipment (December 2024), a $223,144 delivery of shock absorbers to support military equipment (January 2025), and a $210,888 purchase order for refrigeration compressors from DLA Troop Support (September 2025). Work is performed across multiple locations including Halethorpe, Maryland (headquarters and primary performance site), Sunrise, Florida, and subordinate operational locations, with deliveries to DLA distribution centers nationwide and overseas.

Customer concentration is acute and DLA-centric. The top five agencies account for 100% of awards; DLA Land and Maritime alone represents 70% of award count (1,601 of 2,276 awards, $91.8 million potential value), while DLA Aviation represents 18% (412 awards, $26.2 million). DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment and Hardware round out the customer base (253 awards combined, $10.2 million). The Department of the Army Washington Army National Guard holds two awards worth $61 thousand. No customer diversification beyond DLA and minimal Army presence characterizes this vendor.

JBL holds a multi-tiered vehicle portfolio with DLA. The largest is a $2 million single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with DLA Aviation (awarded December 2023, running through December 2028) covering diverse military vehicle components and electrical parts. Seven separate $250,000 single-award IDCs with DLA Land and Maritime cover distinct commodity categories—brake drums, cylinder assemblies, air brake chambers, filter elements, mirror heads, air cleaners, and staff sections—collectively representing $1.75 million in contracting authority. These vehicles are consistently set aside for SDVOSB firms. Individual task orders drawn against these IDCs range from $2,226 to $47,600; the vendor also receives direct purchase orders and delivery orders outside the IDC framework.

Activity has been steady to declining. Awards averaged 45 in 2022, peaked at 158 in 2024, then declined to 114 in 2025 and just 8 in 2026 (through April). Combined potential value across all 2,276 awards is $128.5 million, with $108.9 million (85%) obligated. The recompete cliff presents modest near-term pressure: 29 awards completing within the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $1.8 million, largely concentrated in DLA Land and Maritime cylinder assembly, brake drum, and air brake chamber IDCs scheduled to mature between October 2025 and December 2026.

The capability distribution reflects DLA's procurement patterns. Top NAICS categories include Other Electronic Component Manufacturing (213 awards), Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (171), Fabricated Pipe and Pipe Fitting Manufacturing (159), Industrial Valve Manufacturing (131), and Other Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturing (130). Top PSCs are Hose, Pipe, Tube, Lubrication and Railing Fittings (180 awards), Valves Nonpowered (153), Miscellaneous Electric Power and Distribution Equipment (98), and Vehicular Brake, Steering, Axle, Wheel and Track Components (92). This portfolio reflects supply-chain specialization in hydraulic, pneumatic, electrical, and mechanical components that feed military vehicle maintenance and readiness operations across DLA's global logistics footprint.

JBL operates as a pure prime contractor with no identified subcontractors or sub-award activity in its recent portfolio. The company delivers components directly from its Maryland facility and contracted performance locations, leveraging its SDVOSB status to compete under socioeconomic set-asides and maintain recurring task-order relationships with DLA across Aviation and Land and Maritime divisions. The narrow customer concentration and reliance on DLA sole-source vehicle renewals create significant recompete dependency; loss of IDC renewals or a significant shift in DLA procurement patterns would materially impact pipeline volume.

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