Lansing Logistics LLC

Lansing Logistics LLC, a Black American-owned, minority-owned limited liability company headquartered in Lansing, Illinois, supplies mechanical and engine components to the Defense Logistics Agency as a prime contractor on full-and-open purchase orders, with no involvement in federal grants or subcontracting work. The vendor competes predominantly outside set-aside vehicles — 31 of 35 recent awards carry no set-aside designation — though two awards receive Total Small Business set-aside treatment.

Lansing Logistics delivers diesel engine components, fasteners, switches, and aircraft systems parts under firm fixed-price purchase orders issued by DLA Land and Maritime (25 awards, $122 thousand combined potential value) and DLA Aviation (10 awards, $37 thousand combined potential value). Representative work includes a $72,895 Total Small Business piston procurement from DLA Land and Maritime (March 12, 2026, 239 units to DLA Distribution Albany), a $57,603 shell assembly (water) order from DLA Land and Maritime (July 15, 2026, three units to DLA Distribution Depot Oklahoma), a $16,650 fuel metering pump from DLA Land and Maritime (July 15, 2026), and a $14,477 Total Small Business fastener order (pins, shoulder hardware, headless fasteners) from DLA Aviation (December 16, 2025). The portfolio includes lower-value line items — bolts at $47, screws at $150 and $725, metallic tubes at $70 and $81 — typical of defense supply chain replenishment ordering.

Customer concentration is complete and narrow. DLA Land and Maritime and DLA Aviation account for 100% of awards, with Land and Maritime dominating both volume (25 awards) and dollar value ($122 thousand). Category concentration reflects engine and drivetrain components: Other Engine Equipment Manufacturing anchors 10 awards, Bolt/Nut/Screw/Rivet/Washer Manufacturing accounts for 4 awards, and Plastics Pipe and Pipe Fitting Manufacturing represents 3 awards. Top PSC codes track similarly — Diesel Engines and Components (9 awards), Pipe/Tube/Rigid Tubing (3 awards), Screws (3 awards), and Switches (2 awards).

Activity has accelerated sharply. The vendor received 2 awards in 2025 and 33 awards in 2026, with all orders dated between December 2025 and July 2026. Combined obligated dollars ($270 thousand) exceed combined potential value ($159 thousand) by 69%, signaling that invoiced delivery has outpaced ceiling values on many orders — typical of purchase order work where ceiling reflects estimate and actual delivery quantity or pricing differs. Within the next twenty-four months, 9 awards with combined potential value of $98 thousand face ultimate completion, creating recompete exposure across engine components, fasteners, and hydraulic/pneumatic parts. Lansing Logistics maintains no parent vehicle positions, receives no government-wide contract or GWAC seating, and operates entirely on point-in-time DLA purchase orders.