Juengermann, Inc.

Juengermann, Inc. Spring Industries Division, doing business as Juengermann Inc., manufactures precision helical and flat spring components for the Defense Logistics Agency as a small business prime contractor (100% of recent awards) under full and open and total small business set-aside purchase orders and indefinite delivery contracts.

Juengermann is a for-profit manufacturer headquartered in Ventura, California, with no stated SBA certifications beyond small business status. The company competes across a narrow but high-velocity procurement channel: nearly all recent work flows through DLA's standardized purchase order and IDC vehicles for helical compression, extension, and torsion springs, plus flat and garter extension springs, delivering to military depots across CONUS and OCONUS locations. Representative recent work includes a $66.2 million total small business set-aside purchase order (October 2024, DLA Land and Maritime) for 14,145 units of helical compression springs to Arizona Industries for the Blind; a $61.7 million total small business set-aside purchase order (March 2025, DLA Land and Maritime) for helical compression springs; and routine firm fixed-price orders ranging from $600 to $36.5 thousand for helical compression, torsion, extension, and flat springs awarded monthly or bi-weekly throughout 2024–2026.

Customer concentration is near-total. DLA Land and Maritime accounts for 291 of 298 awards (97.7% by count) valued at $1.5 million combined potential value; DLA Aviation accounts for 7 awards at $20 thousand. Both rankings align—no tension between volume and dollars. The top parent vehicle is the indefinite delivery contract SPE7L123D60TD, which carries 2 task orders worth $4 thousand; Juengermann's two primary IDVs with DLA Land and Maritime, each valued at $250 thousand and set aside for total small business participation, anchored January 2025 and January 2023 awards and support approximately 3 delivery orders annually with guaranteed minimum order quantities.

Award activity has accelerated sharply. The vendor received 2 awards in 2022, 80 in 2023, 89 in 2024, 117 in 2025, and 10 through April 2026. Fourteen awards (combined potential value $109 thousand) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing modest recompete exposure given the underlying IDC refresh cycle. Juengermann operates purely as a prime contractor; the source contains no subcontract engagements.

The company's footprint is vertically narrow and specialized. Spring manufacturing dominates its category concentration (209 of 298 awards); remaining awards span nonferrous forging, hardware manufacturing, and fastener categories. All work is procured under PSC Coil, Flat, Leaf, And Wire Springs. Purchase order values cluster between $1 thousand and $15 thousand for routine deliveries; occasional set-aside solicitations yield larger awards ($28 thousand to $66 thousand). Juengermann's entire federal revenue stream derives from DLA's standardized spring procurement process, with no visible presence on government-wide contract vehicles, GWACs, or civilian agency contracts.