Liberty Components Inc.

Liberty Components Inc., a woman-owned small business based in Brookshire, Texas, manufactures industrial hardware components and consumable products for the Defense Logistics Agency as a prime contractor, operating across a portfolio of over 2,200 awards spanning purchase orders and indefinite delivery contracts with no subcontractor relationships. The company is classified under NAICS 332510 (Hardware Manufacturing) and competes predominantly full-and-open rather than under small business set-asides, though it holds six active single-award Total Small Business set-aside IDIQs with the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime division, each with $350,000 ceilings awarded between April and July 2026.

Liberty Components' customer base is entirely concentrated within the Defense Logistics Agency. The vendor has received 2,222 awards across three operational divisions: Land and Maritime (1,336 awards, $19.9 million combined potential value), Troop Support Hardware (757 awards, $28 million combined potential value), and Aviation (65 awards, $332 thousand combined potential value), with the remainder split between Troop Support Construction and Equipment and the Naval Sea Systems Command. The two customer rankings diverge on dollar concentration—Troop Support Hardware anchors most of the potential value despite Land and Maritime driving the volume—but both reflect the vendor's deep operational integration with DLA supply chains. Liberty Components' product portfolio centers on fasteners, clamps, brackets, handwheels, manual control levers and handles, spring tension clips, retaining straps and plates, access covers, protective dust plugs and caps, mounting plates, standoffs, and mechanical hardware components, with individual awards historically ranging from under $100 to approximately $100,000.

Recent activity shows moderation following a growth period. The vendor received 291 awards in 2024, declined to 277 in 2025, and has recorded 176 awards through mid-July 2026. The combined potential value across all awards is $51.2 million; obligated dollars to date stand at $7 million (14% of potential value), reflecting the obligation cadence typical of firm fixed-price purchase orders and IDIQ delivery mechanisms. The recompete cliff presents minimal exposure—24 awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry only $143 thousand in combined potential value, a negligible share of the total footprint.

Liberty Components holds six active indefinite delivery vehicles, all structured as single-award Total Small Business set-asides with $350,000 ceilings and one-year performance periods ending between April and July 2027. The IDIQs cover loop clamps (NSN 5340001049476, awarded July 2026), mounting brackets (NSN 5340010985105, June 2026), loop clamps and related hardware (NSN 5340015124421, May 2026), spring tension clips (NSN 5340012668626, April 2026, no set-aside), extension handles (NSN 5340016419885, April 2026), and clamp loop components (NSN 5340016559257, April 2026). The top five parent vehicles across the full award dataset are older IDIQs—SPE5EY15D0570 (81 task orders), SPE5EY15D0578 (44 task orders), SPE5EN16D0003 (34 task orders), SPE5EY15D0525 (24 task orders), and SPM5EN13D0020 (22 task orders)—reflecting Liberty's historical engagement with DLA procurement infrastructure.

The vendor's capability footprint is narrow and specialized. Liberty manufactures hardware components to military specifications with demonstrated ability to meet tight delivery schedules of thirty to 216 days. Performance of work occurs exclusively at the Brookshire, Texas facility, with delivery to Defense Logistics Agency depots across both Continental United States and Outside Continental United States locations via consolidation and containerization points. The sourcing model relies entirely on DLA's responsive purchase-order system and IDIQ delivery orders; no prime contractors or strategic teaming relationships appear in the award history, and Liberty carries no subcontractor relationships of its own.