Libby Power Systems, LLC

Libby Power Systems, LLC, a small business manufacturer based in Bethany, Connecticut, operates as a prime contractor supplying power systems components, automotive parts, electrical items, and defense logistics equipment to the Department of Defense on full-and-open contracts with no recurring set-aside designations. The company holds a for-profit limited liability company structure and competes across 930 recent prime federal awards worth a combined potential value of $33.7 million, with $21.4 million obligated to date.

Libby Power Systems' customer concentration is overwhelmingly concentrated within the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) ecosystem. DLA Land and Maritime leads with 521 awards valued at $14.9 million combined potential value, while DLA Aviation anchors 192 awards at $12.9 million. Together, these two DLA sub-agencies account for 95% of the vendor's award count and 98% of combined potential value across all federal customers. The remaining concentration splits among DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment (106 awards, $4.7 million), DLA Troop Support Hardware (46 awards, $313 thousand), and the Department of the Army Materiel Command Communications Electronics Command (21 awards, $246 thousand).

The company's capability portfolio, grounded in recent task orders, centers on manufacturing and supplying highly specific defense components. Representative work includes fuel tank engines (recurring across multiple DLA Land and Maritime IDCs, such as NSN 2910014283080 under a $350,000 single-award IDC awarded January 26, 2026), turbine exhaust ducts (supplied under a $1,585,493 Total Small Business set-aside IDC with DLA Aviation awarded August 7, 2023, with three delivery orders totaling $301,556), current and voltage regulators (supplied across multiple $250,000 single-award IDCs), automotive axle assemblies, exhaust pipes and systems, wiring harnesses, metallic tubing, pressure gages, spacers and sleeves, and miscellaneous electrical and mechanical assemblies. Delivery orders typically range from $1,176 to $134,112 in value, with firm fixed-price terms and performance at Libby Power Systems' Bethany facility.

The vendor holds 26 active and recently completed Indefinite Delivery Contracts across DLA sub-agencies. The top five IDVs by task order count are SPM40705D1593 (19 task orders, $702 thousand), SPE4A616D0113 (9 task orders, $679 thousand), SPM4A613D0093 (9 task orders, $608 thousand), SPM7M110D5M13 (9 task orders, $98 thousand), and SPE4A620D0184 (7 task orders, $841 thousand). Most ceiling values fall in the $250,000 to $350,000 range, with the exception of the DLA Aviation turbine exhaust duct contract at $1,585,493. IDVs are structured as single-award contracts, some designated Total Small Business set-asides and others open competition, with one-year performance periods and anticipated task order frequencies ranging from three to twelve orders annually.

Award activity has remained relatively flat year over year, averaging 38–48 awards per year across the five-year window captured, with 12 awards in 2026 year-to-date through mid-April. Only five awards face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, carrying a combined potential value of $126 thousand, indicating minimal recompete exposure in the near term. The vendor's category concentration reflects its core business: top NAICS codes include Other Measuring and Controlling Device Manufacturing (142 awards), Turbine and Turbine Generator Set Units Manufacturing (81 awards), and Other Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturing (78 awards). Top Product Service Code categories are Electrical Control Equipment (189 awards) and Gas Turbines and Jet Engines components (89 awards).

Libby Power Systems competes entirely as a prime contractor across its footprint with no subcontract activity reported. The vendor does not hold positions on government-wide acquisition contracts or GSA Schedules in the source data; all work flows through DLA single-award IDCs and spot purchase orders. Performance is consistently executed at the contractor's Bethany, Connecticut manufacturing facility, with deliveries to CONUS and OCONUS DLA distribution depots.