Line Drive Logistics LLC

Line Drive Logistics LLC, based in St Johns, Florida, is a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) and veteran-owned small business (VOSB) that operates as a prime contractor delivering catered meals, meal services, and logistics support to military and federal agencies primarily through blanket purchase agreements. The company operates 100% as a prime contractor across 195 awards tracked in the source, competing almost exclusively under total small business set-asides, with SDVOSB and VOSB certifications expiring May 9, 2027.

Line Drive Logistics' federal footprint is heavily concentrated in subsistence and catering services. The company delivers hot and cold meals, boxed lunches, and dining facility operations to Army National Guard units and active-duty installations across multiple states. Representative catering contracts include a $975,000 indefinite-delivery vehicle with the North Carolina National Guard for meal preparation and delivery (established April 2026, runs through March 2031), a $1,000,000 BPA with the Oklahoma Army National Guard for catered meal services through January 2027, and a $500,000 food services BPA with the Alabama Army National Guard through September 2028. Beyond catering, Line Drive Logistics supplies specialized goods: a $1,000,000 doors-and-door-parts BPA with Army Contracting Command Redstone (July 2024–July 2029), a $12,000,000 vehicle repair and maintenance BPA with the Department of Interior Fish and Wildlife Service Region 6 (awarded May 2026), and $63,441.50 in lumber supply to Yellowstone National Park for boardwalk rebuilding (June 2025). The company also holds a $6,000,000 civilian-agency BPA for miscellaneous electrical, electronic, and mechanical/industrial products (awarded December 2025), suggesting a diversified product-services portfolio beyond food.

Customer concentration reflects heavy reliance on military and National Guard meal services. The top five funding agencies account for 82% of award count: the North Carolina Army National Guard leads with 70 awards valued at $3.7 million combined potential, followed by the Department of the Army with 51 awards ($1.8 million), the Air Force with 24 awards ($174 thousand), the Defense Logistics Agency with 8 awards ($185 thousand), and the Oklahoma Army National Guard with 6 awards ($672 thousand). By potential value, the picture shifts: the Department of Interior Fish and Wildlife Service Region 6 anchors $12 million in a single vehicle, the Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration carries $6.2 million across five awards (likely facility or subsistence support), and the North Carolina and Army components remain significant at $3.7 million and $1.8 million respectively. Activity has grown steadily — from 7 awards in 2022 to 47 in 2026 — with the company executing 195 awards totaling $29.6 million in combined potential value, of which $3.6 million (12%) has been obligated to date.

Line Drive Logistics operates primarily through five blanket purchase agreements. The North Carolina Army National Guard's catering BPA (W9124224A0002) has generated 43 task orders totaling $972 thousand; the Department of the Army Oklahoma catering BPA (W912L624A0001) has 39 calls worth $508 thousand; and the North Carolina National Guard's fiscal 2024 subsistence-in-kind agreement (W9124223A0004) carries 25 calls for $391 thousand. The Army Installation Management Command Northeast Region's building materials BPA and the Department of Interior Fish and Wildlife Region 6 vehicle round out the active vehicle set. Individual catering calls range from under $1,000 to $72,037 and are predominantly 30- to 60-day performance periods supporting training exercises, annual training, and inactive-duty training events at National Guard installations across North Carolina, Oklahoma, Alabama, Michigan, Wisconsin, Nevada, Virginia, and Delaware.

Award category concentration is stark: 155 of 195 awards (79%) are in NAICS 722320 (Caterers), with meal delivery identified under PSC code H-Housekeeping Food. Secondary capabilities include wood containers and pallet manufacturing (6 awards), electrical equipment and component manufacturing (5 awards), truck and utility trailer rental (5 awards), and sawmill operations (3 awards), reflecting the company's diversification into logistics equipment rental and construction materials. Recompete exposure is modest; no concentration of award completions is flagged in the 24-month window, though the North Carolina National Guard's $975,000 catering vehicle and the Oklahoma Army catering BPA represent material ordering vehicles reaching term over the next two years. The company's set-aside posture remains consistent: 100% of awards are small business set-asides, with total small business accounting for the vast majority and SDVOSB designations on Defense Logistics Agency and specialized procurement calls.

Provides pallet & crate materials, panels, retail/commercial distribution, building & truss materials, industrial/manufacturing, hardwood products, and animal bedding to any of the contiguous states.