Juengermann, Inc.

Juengermann, Inc., operating through its Spring Industries Division and doing business as Juengermann Inc., manufactures precision helical, flat, and torsion springs for the Defense Logistics Agency as a small business prime contractor, with 100 percent of recent awards in the prime footprint and near-zero presence in the subcontracting market. The Ventura, California–based manufacturer is not an SBA-designated 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, WOSB, or other set-aside firm; it competes predominantly in full-and-open and total-small-business-set-aside procurements with the Defense Logistics Agency.

Juengermann's federal capability footprint is narrow and specialized. The vendor manufactures helical compression springs, helical extension springs, helical torsion springs, flat springs, garter extension springs, and spring packs—all procured by the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Land and Maritime and DLA Aviation to support critical military equipment and systems across Continental United States and Outside Continental United States locations, including military depots. Recent representative awards include a $66.2 million total-small-business-set-aside purchase order for 14,145 units of helical compression springs awarded October 7, 2024; a $61.7 million total-small-business-set-aside purchase order for helical compression springs awarded March 7, 2025; and a $36.5 thousand full-and-open purchase order for spring pack components awarded October 23, 2025. The vendor also holds two single-award indefinite delivery contracts (IDCs) with DLA Land and Maritime, each valued at $250,000 and set aside for total small business participation—one expiring January 14, 2024, the other expiring January 14, 2026—both focused on helical compression spring procurement with an estimated three orders per year and a guaranteed minimum quantity of 33 units per vehicle.

Customer concentration is absolute. DLA Land and Maritime accounts for 317 awards representing $1.6 million in combined potential value (98 percent of awards and dollars); DLA Aviation placed 7 awards valued at $20 thousand (2 percent). No other federal agencies appear in the portfolio. Awards are issued as individual purchase orders under the IDCs, with ceiling values typically ranging from sub-$1,000 to $36,500, though two outlier total-small-business-set-aside purchase orders (October 2024 and March 2025) exceeded $28 million and $61 million, respectively. The source confirms DLA Land and Maritime as the sole contracting agency; DLA Aviation serves as a secondary, minimal-volume customer.

Activity trajectory shows steep growth from inception into DLA's supplier base. The vendor received 2 awards in 2022, 80 in 2023, 89 in 2024, 117 in 2025, and 36 through mid-July 2026—demonstrating consistent expansion of transaction volume into its single customer's procurement cycle. Within the next twenty-four months, 14 awards with combined potential value of $79 thousand are scheduled for ultimate completion and face recompete risk. IDC vehicles expire January 14, 2026; any continuation beyond that date will require new vehicle awards from DLA Land and Maritime.

Juengermann competes exclusively as a prime contractor; the vendor carries no subcontracting footprint and does not appear in any upstream prime relationships. The vendor's sole parent vehicle is an Indefinite Delivery Contract (SPE7L123D60TD) under which 2 task orders with $4 thousand combined potential value have been placed. This limited parent-vehicle presence reflects the vendor's operational posture: DLA issues discrete purchase orders against the standing IDCs rather than task-order-based ordering against multi-award government-wide vehicles.

Juengermann's product portfolio is entirely spring manufacturing. The source identifies Spring Manufacturing (NAICS, 226 awards) as the dominant category, followed by secondary categories (Nonferrous Forging, Hardware Manufacturing, Bolt/Nut/Screw/Rivet/Washer Manufacturing, and Motor Vehicle Electrical/Electronic Equipment Manufacturing) that represent cross-classification artifacts rather than active capability diversification. PSC coding confirms 324 awards under Coil, Flat, Leaf, and Wire Springs, indicating perfect category alignment. The vendor manufactures no other product or service lines and does not diversify into services, systems integration, engineering, or non-manufacturing roles. This specialization means Juengermann is vulnerable to reductions in DLA spring demand and has no lateral revenue streams to hedge customer concentration or technology obsolescence risk.