Lawrence Technologies Inc.

Lawrence Technologies Inc., a for-profit Subchapter S corporation based in Dayton, Ohio, supplies aviation and ground-vehicle spare parts—primarily light assemblies, light domes, window washer pumps, and rotary switches—to the Defense Logistics Agency as a prime contractor. The vendor operates exclusively in unrestricted federal procurements (100% of awards) and competes predominantly full-and-open, though it holds one small-business set-aside Indefinite Delivery Contract worth $250 thousand with DLA Aviation.

Customer concentration is extreme. Lawrence Technologies serves eight federal agencies but derives 96% of its award count and 100% of its potential value from the Defense Logistics Agency. DLA Land and Maritime accounts for 191 awards valued at $47.4 million combined potential value, and DLA Aviation accounts for 152 awards valued at $10.1 million. The remaining six customer agencies (DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment, the Department of the Air Force, and four other DLA components) account for $128 thousand combined. This concentration reflects Lawrence's established, decades-long relationship with DLA—the vendor has held a SAM registration since October 2001 and has received consistent delivery orders for recurring logistics requirements. Recent activity shows individual delivery orders ranging from $7,267 to $100,458, typically with firm fixed-price terms and performance periods of 90 to 180 days, all performed at the Dayton facility.

Lawrence Technologies holds a portfolio of five primary Indefinite Delivery Contracts with DLA. The largest vehicle is IDC SPM75005D7842 with 41 task orders valued at $2.6 million combined potential, followed by SPM7LX11D0107 with 31 task orders at $1.1 million, and SPE7MX16D0097 with 20 task orders at $905 thousand. Two additional single-award IDCs—one for light domes (SPE4A623D0010, $456,391 ceiling, expiring October 2027) and one for light assemblies under small-business set-aside (SPE4A622D5AAS, $250 thousand ceiling, expiring September 2027)—anchor most of the vendor's recent work. Total combined ceiling value across active IDCs approximates $3.2 million, with task orders regularly issued against these vehicles.

Activity has remained relatively flat to declining over the past five years: fifteen awards in 2022, declining to eleven in 2025, with only one award recorded year-to-date in 2026. Combined potential value across all 456 prime awards stands at $57.9 million, with $33.1 million obligated (57% realization). The vendor's award portfolio is defined by narrow product scope—136 awards fall under NAICS 335129 (Motor Vehicle Electrical and Electronic Equipment Manufacturing), and 221 awards are categorized under PSC Vehicular Furniture and Accessories, reflecting the vendor's singular focus on light and electrical components for military ground vehicles and aircraft. No subcontract footprint is evident; Lawrence Technologies operates purely as a prime contractor with no recorded sub-award activity in the source data.