Maga Defense, LLC

Maga Defense, LLC, a veteran-owned limited liability company based in Houston, Texas, supplies sealing devices, O-rings, and fluid-system components to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor on full-and-open purchase orders and small-business-set-aside indefinite-delivery contracts, with all eighteen recent awards coming from a single customer: the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime division.

Maga Defense operates exclusively as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards) on small-dollar transactional work. The vendor holds a single-award indefinite-delivery contract with DLA Land and Maritime (awarded March 30, 2026, ceiling $350,000, Total Small Business set-aside) for NSN 5331011810584 O-ring products under NAICS 339991 (Gasket, Packing, and Sealing Device Manufacturing) and PSC 53 (Hardware and Abrasives), with delivery required within 83 days of order. A second single-award indefinite-delivery contract (awarded March 24, 2026, ceiling $350,000, Total Small Business set-aside) carries the same scope. Beyond these two IDCs, Maga Defense has received sixteen purchase orders from DLA Land and Maritime between February and April 2026, ranging from $250 to $7,370.28 per order, procuring O-rings, nonmetallic tubing, pipe tees, bushings, and related sealing and fluid-system components. Place of performance is Houston, Texas, with deliveries to DLA depots across the continental United States and overseas locations via consolidation points.

Customer concentration is absolute: the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime accounts for all eighteen awards (100% of combined potential value of $737 thousand). Activity is nascent — all eighteen awards cluster within a four-month window (February 15 through April 15, 2026), reflecting recent vendor onboarding or contract award activity rather than established portfolio maturity. Combined dollars obligated across all awards total $41 thousand (6% of the $737 thousand combined potential value), indicating early-stage performance. Three awards (combined potential value $12 thousand) face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and thus recompete exposure, though the small dollar magnitude and single-customer dependence suggest recompete risk is modest relative to vendor scale. The vendor carries no subcontract work and holds no position on government-wide vehicles, GWACs, or multi-agency IDIQs — all engagement is direct purchase-order and IDC activity from DLA Land and Maritime.