Jgils, LLC

Jgils, LLC, a small business based in Slidell, Louisiana, supplies mechanical and electrical components and industrial parts to the Defense Logistics Agency as a prime contractor, operating a high-volume, transactional purchase-order-driven supply model with no identified subcontract footprint. The vendor competes across both set-aside and full-and-open categories, with Total Small Business set-asides recurring across roughly 40 percent of recent awards; the remaining 60 percent carry no set-aside designation. Jgils has maintained registered small business prime contractor status since 2001.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on commodity mechanical and electrical components for defense logistics depots: bolts, nuts, screws, rivets, and washers; gaskets, packing, and sealing devices; nonpowered valves; hose, pipe, tube, and railing fittings; diesel engines and engine components; and related industrial parts. Recent representative prime awards include a $348.7 million fuel injector parts kit order (Land and Maritime, Total Small Business set-aside, May 2026), a $309.9 million cable assembly order under Total Small Business set-aside (Aviation, May 2026), a $296.2 million diesel cylinder head order under Total Small Business set-aside (Land and Maritime, May 2026), and a $276.6 million vaneaxial fan order (Construction and Equipment, June 2026). Orders range from single-digit dollars (e.g., $254 for various fasteners and components) to high-six-figure contracts, reflecting the vendor's position as a high-volume commodity supplier. All work is performed in Slidell, Louisiana, with delivery to Defense Logistics Agency Distribution Centers across continental and overseas locations.

Customer concentration is extreme and singular. The Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime division accounts for 33,070 awards (99 percent of recent award count) and $468.1 million in combined potential value (72 percent of total portfolio value). Defense Logistics Agency Aviation places 9,743 awards for $72.9 million; Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Construction and Equipment places 7,221 awards for $71.3 million; and Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Hardware places 8,951 awards for $28.9 million. Together, these four divisions represent 99 percent of all recent awards and 99 percent of combined potential value. No other federal agencies appear in the portfolio.

Jgils holds four single-award indefinite-delivery contracts with DLA Land and Maritime, each valued at $350,000 and awarded under Total Small Business set-asides in May and June 2026. These vehicles are structured as automated indefinite-delivery contracts with one-year terms or $350,000 aggregate order thresholds, whichever occurs first. The IDIQs cover push rod valve components (NSN 2815006496528), engine sleeves (NSN 2815011800716), and fuel injection nozzles (NSN 2910013286447). Beyond these four named IDIQs, the vendor's activity flows through transactional purchase orders placed directly under DLA divisions' ordering authority; the top five named parent vehicles in the source carry only tens of thousands of dollars in combined potential value, indicating that most volume does not route through named contract vehicles but rather direct DLA purchase orders.

Activity has declined year over year across the five-year window. The vendor received 4,383 awards in 2022, declining to 967 in 2026 (through July). The source identifies 376 awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months, carrying combined potential value of $29 million, representing recompete exposure for current and adjacent competitors.

Jgils' award concentration by product category reflects its commodity-parts posture. The top NAICS codes are Bolt, Nut, Screw, Rivet, and Washer Manufacturing (5,069 awards); Hardware Manufacturing (3,939 awards); Gasket, Packing, and Sealing Device Manufacturing (3,916 awards); Industrial Valve Manufacturing (2,644 awards); and Other Engine Equipment Manufacturing (2,632 awards). The vendor competes predominantly in commercial-item categories, with pricing structured as firm fixed price across all sourced awards. The vendor has no recorded presence on government-wide acquisition contracts, multiple-award schedules, or blanket purchase agreements; its footprint is entirely within DLA's direct ordering authority and the four single-award IDIQs noted above.