Landstar System, Inc.

UEI
J3C4WKJZZKN5
CAGE
7BU49
Primary NAICS
336412 Aircraft Engine and Engine Parts Manufacturing
SAM.gov registration
Deleted

Company facts

Self-certified in SAM.gov
  • Non-Profit Organization
  • Manufacturer of Goods
Entity structure
Sole Proprietorship
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Contract obligations

Most of Landstar System, Inc.'s contract dollars go to its subsidiaries: $315 thousand across 1 awardee in NAICS 48412 in FY2025.

Contract subawards

Prime contractor Prime award Amount Awarded
Lockheed Martin Corporation Adding administration functions and incorporating attachment 0013. Landstar roundtrip transportation W31P4Q23C0008 $15,000
Lockheed Martin Corporation Updating SOW and funding option clins: 0001, 0005, 0008, and 0009. Landstar add a line to PO 4106216437. W31P4Q23C0008 $90,360
Lockheed Martin Corporation Execute a NTE, update attachment 0006, and update dfars section i. Landstar roundtrip transportation W31P4Q23C0008 $35,760

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About the company

Landstar System, Inc., doing business as Landstar, operates as a non-profit parent organization that manufactures goods and holds federal contract awards exclusively as a subcontractor, with all recent federal work routed through Lockheed Martin Corporation on Department of the Army programs. The vendor's federal footprint in the source data spans three subcontract modifications across 2024, totaling $141 thousand in obligated dollars, all categorized under engineering services.

Landstar's corporate structure includes four for-profit subsidiaries: Landstar Ranger, Inc.; Landstar Inway, Inc.; Landstar Global Logistics, Inc.; and Landstar Ligon, Inc. The parent entity itself carries non-profit and goods-manufacturing designations, creating a hybrid organizational posture that is atypical for federal IT or professional services vendors. This structure suggests operational diversity across subsidiaries, though the federal award data provided does not distinguish performance by subsidiary.

In its subcontractor role, Landstar performs roundtrip transportation services for the Army under Lockheed Martin's contracting authority. The three documented modifications (March 2024, June 2024, and August 2024) reflect scope and funding adjustments to an underlying transportation contract rather than distinct new awards — the modifications update statements of work, add administration functions, and adjust funded options and CLINs. The combined obligated value of $141 thousand across these three modifications is modest and may understate the full contract value if the underlying parent agreement carries higher potential value not itemized in this source excerpt.

Customer concentration is absolute: all recent documented federal work serves the Department of the Army through a single prime contractor relationship. No prime awards, IDVs, BPAs, or government-wide vehicles are present in the award history. The source data reflects activity only in 2024 with no longitudinal trajectory, making assessments of growth, decline, or recompete exposure impossible from this snapshot. The vendor does not appear in federal grants, and no subcontracting relationships to other primes are documented in the source. Given the narrow scope of documented federal activity — three transportation-related task modifications under one Lockheed Martin contract — Landstar's federal footprint remains highly concentrated and appears to be a niche supplier within a larger prime's supply chain rather than a diversified federal contractor.

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Is Landstar System, Inc. registered in SAM.gov?

Landstar System, Inc.'s SAM.gov registration was deleted on March 23, 2018.

How does Landstar System, Inc. rank among federal contractors?

Landstar System, Inc. ranked #4 in NAICS 48412, #21 in NAICS 4841 and #48 in PSC V112 in FY2025.

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