Jolen Services, Inc.

Jolen Services, Inc., doing business as Jolen Services Inc., supplies electronic and electrical components—connectors, circuit breakers, resistors, capacitors, relays, switches, and related assemblies—to the Defense Logistics Agency as a prime contractor under firm fixed-price purchase orders and indefinite-delivery vehicles, with nearly all work (11,420 prime awards) executed without set-aside designation despite the vendor's status as a minority-owned, Hispanic American-owned small disadvantaged business.

Jolen Services is a for-profit Subchapter S Corporation based in West Caldwell, New Jersey, with headquarters at 1129 Bloomfield Ave # 208. The company is minority-owned and Hispanic American-owned, and has self-certified as a small disadvantaged business. Performance occurs in North Caldwell, New Jersey. The vendor operates under primary NAICS category 335313 (Electrical Component Manufacturing) and competes overwhelmingly on full-and-open (non-set-aside) basis despite its SDB eligibility. The company has maintained federal vendor registration since June 2001.

Jolen Services' capability portfolio centers on supplying discrete electronic components and electrical parts to support military logistics operations. Representative work includes purchase orders from the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime for circuit breakers valued at $27.5 million (December 31, 2025), connector receptacles valued at $13.8 million (February 2, 2026), and electromagnetic relays valued at $15.2 million (March 11, 2026). The vendor's product mix spans connectors (electrical plug connectors, connector receptacles, connector assemblies), circuit breakers, resistors (fixed, chip, film, wire-wound, and network variants), capacitors (ceramic and fixed), relays (electromagnetic and solid-state), switches (toggle, rotary, push-button, thermostatic, pressure, sensitive), fuses, backshells, terminal boards, power supplies, fans, and protective components including dust caps, shielding gaskets, and grommets. All identified work is delivered on firm fixed-price terms under rapid-turn purchase-order cycles, with typical lead times of 60–90 days to DLA depots within the Continental United States and overseas locations.

Customer concentration is absolute. The Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime accounts for 10,069 awards (88% of the total footprint) and $31.5 million in combined potential value (89% of dollars). The Defense Logistics Agency Aviation division accounts for 637 awards and $1.4 million. The Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Construction and Equipment division accounts for 400 awards and $878 thousand. Three additional DLA divisions (Troop Support Hardware, general DLA, and unspecified DLA sub-components) account for the remaining 268 awards and $704 thousand. All seven identified federal customer agencies are components of the Defense Logistics Agency; no other agencies appear in the source.

Jolen Services holds multiple indefinite-delivery contract vehicles with DLA Land and Maritime. The source identifies a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract (SPE7M121D61KZ, ceiling $350,000, Total Small Business set-aside, awarded February 19, 2026, performing through February 19, 2027) for connector receptacles, circuit breakers, and related components with an estimated ordering cadence of seven orders annually and a 79-day lead time to DLA depots in CONUS and OCONUS locations. The source also references legacy IDIQ vehicles: a $250,000 connector receptacles IDIQ (awarded March 30, 2022), a $250,000 fixed wire resistors IDIQ (awarded August 5, 2021), and a $250,000 circuit breakers IDIQ (awarded October 9, 2025). The five named parent vehicles in the <top_parent_vehicles> block are all DLA Land and Maritime contract vehicles (SPE7M121D61KZ, SPE7M521D61QZ, SPE7M120D61PZ, SPE7M120D61WK, SPE7M520D60RW) carrying minimal task-order counts (six to seven orders each) and sub-million dollar ceilings, reflecting the high-volume, low-dollar-per-order transactional posture of DLA component procurement.

Activity has declined materially year over year: 1,172 awards in 2022 to 173 awards through July 2026, representing a decline of 85% over four years. Despite the activity reduction, combined potential value remains $35.3 million across all 11,420 historical awards, with $25.7 million already obligated (73% of potential). Seventeen awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $28 thousand, indicating negligible recompete exposure. The source does not identify any sub-award activity; Jolen Services operates exclusively as a prime contractor.

The vendor holds no positions on government-wide acquisition contracts, agency IDIQs, or vehicle mechanisms outside the Defense Logistics Agency. All named parent vehicles are single-award or narrow-population DLA procurement instruments. The company does not appear on GSA Schedules, GWACs, or broader shared-service vehicles. Work is entirely transactional purchase-order based under established DLA component-procurement relationships rather than delivery-order driven off larger vehicles.

Jolen Services' federal footprint is narrow, mature, and materially declining. The vendor operates as an electronic-components supplier exclusively to one customer (the Defense Logistics Agency) across seven sub-components, with 88% of historical awards flowing through the Land and Maritime division. The business model is high-volume, low-margin, and highly specialized in discrete component supply for military logistics operations. No parent company, subsidiary relationships, or teaming arrangements appear in the source. The vendor's competitive posture is full-and-open unrestricted procurement rather than set-aside utilization, despite small disadvantaged business certification.