Kennett Andrew

Kennett Technology Services, a Long Beach, California–based sole proprietorship operated by Kennett Andrew, supplies water treatment equipment, filtration components, and specialized industrial machinery to federal agencies as a full-and-open prime contractor on small-dollar purchase orders. The vendor operates without SBA certifications but has received total small business set-aside designations on a minority of recent awards (two of 32 in the source data); the majority of work flows through unrestricted, simplified-acquisition purchase orders for commercial-off-the-shelf items, particularly filtration and pressure-control equipment for maritime and water-system applications.

Kennett Technology Services' customer base concentrates heavily on maritime and water-infrastructure agencies. The U.S. Coast Guard leads by award count with eight purchase orders ($108 thousand combined potential value) for reverse osmosis filter elements, sediment filters, and high-pressure filters supporting vessel water systems and cutter boat launch recovery systems. The Department of the Interior National Park Service Pacific West Region anchors the dollar volume with three awards ($308 thousand combined potential value), centered on a $121.7 thousand facilities-operations contract running through September 2028 to operate and monitor reverse-osmosis water treatment plants at Death Valley National Park (Furnace Creek, Cow Creek, and Stovepipe Wells locations). The Coast Guard and DLA Land and Maritime account for 15 awards collectively, followed by smaller engagement across NOAA, the National Park Service Northeast and Southeast regions, and the Navy Military Sealift Command. The Defense Logistics Agency places orders for industrial machinery and pressure-control components (pressure switches, hydraulic cylinders, CAT pumps) typically valued under $10 thousand each. Award concentration spans twelve distinct agencies and covers 72% of the award count via the top five customers.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on water purification and filtration equipment (13 awards across the PSC classification) and related industrial components including pumps, centrifugals, and pressure switches. Representative work includes the $121.7 thousand Death Valley NPS facilities-operations contract, a $16.4 thousand Coast Guard small-business purchase order for Parker brand filter elements (July 2025), a $13.5 thousand Coast Guard order for 5-micron sediment filter elements for vessel potable water systems (July 2025), and a $22.4 thousand Environmental Protection Agency purchase order for a direct-contact membrane-distillation testing cart with data logging for PFAS experimental programs (July 2021). Activity has remained flat at two to four awards per year over the past five years; two awards in 2026 have already been placed, suggesting continued low-volume, transactional engagement.