Jlogistics LLC

Jlogistics LLC, operating through its KD Depot LLC division, is a minority-owned, Asian-Pacific American-owned small disadvantaged business that supplies industrial hardware, tools, equipment, and commercial off-the-shelf products to federal agencies as a prime contractor on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule. The company competes full-and-open without set-aside restrictions, though individual task orders occasionally carry Total Small Business designations reflecting customer procurement policies rather than vendor eligibility constraints.

Jlogistics maintains a single dominant vehicle position: the GSA Federal Supply Schedule contract (47QSHA22D0026), a $500 thousand, five-year indefinite delivery vehicle awarded July 14, 2022 and expiring July 13, 2027. This multiple-award schedule covers Special Item Number 332510C—hardware store, home improvement center, industrial supply, and maintenance, repair and operations distribution—and serves as the contracting vehicle for 256 of the vendor's 271 prime awards. The schedule enables flexible ordering from Jlogistics' Fullerton, California headquarters with standard seven-day delivery and net 30 payment terms, supported by a price list structure accommodating volume discounts.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted toward the General Services Administration Federal Acquisition Service, which accounts for 150 awards (55% of the footprint) and $793 thousand in combined potential value. The Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command is the second-largest customer by award count at 75 orders valued at $93 thousand combined, followed by the Air Force (5 awards, $83 thousand), the Bureau of Overseas Building Operations (4 awards, $25 thousand), and the Coast Guard (4 awards, $38 thousand). These five customers represent 88% of recent award volume. A single FBI Headquarters order ($103 thousand for office equipment) and a Veterans Affairs VISN 16 order ($52 thousand for submersible pumps) account for significant outlier dollar values, but the vendor's revenue base remains concentrated in small-dollar recurring supply orders from GSA and Naval Sea Systems Command.

Capability delivery is grounded in commercial hardware distribution rather than services or specialized manufacturing. Representative work includes: a $63,675 delivery of metal cages to the National Capital Region IADS (November 2025); a $52,497 order for custom submersible pumps to Veterans Integrated Service Network 16 (February 2025, set aside for small business); a $46,911 sale of a vertical contour band saw to an Office of Technology Services and Innovation (August 2024); a $25,561 order for 820 concrete saws to Air Combat Command (March 2026); and dozens of routine orders under $5,000 for door closers, bearings, tools, safety equipment, fasteners, storage systems, and office furniture. Performance locations span Fullerton, Costa Mesa, and Crane, Indiana, with task orders distributed across civilian and defense agencies. The vendor's NAICS concentration—259 of 271 awards coded to Hardware Manufacturing—reflects a product-distribution posture, not manufacturing capacity.

Activity trajectory shows sustained growth over recent years. The vendor placed 9 awards in 2022 (the year the GSA schedule was awarded), 47 in 2023, 64 in 2024, and 105 in 2025, with 46 awards year-to-date in 2026. Combined potential value across all 271 awards stands at $1.7 million, with $1.2 million obligated (69% execution rate), indicating strong order fulfillment velocity on a small-dollar, high-volume distribution model. The recompete cliff is minimal: only 3 awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months, carrying $37 thousand combined potential value. The GSA Federal Supply Schedule itself does not expire until July 13, 2027, providing runway for continued ordering.

The vendor operates as 100% prime contractor with no subcontract footprint in the source data. Jlogistics operates nationwide from its Fullerton headquarters and maintains delivery capacity through multiple facilities, positioning itself as a fast-fulfillment distributor rather than a systems integrator or prime with notable teaming relationships.