Marks & Company USA Inc.

Marks & Company USA Inc. is a woman-owned small business located in Penllyn, Pennsylvania that manufactures and provides various industrial parts and components to the federal government, primarily the Department of Defense (DoD). The company holds several indefinite delivery contracts to supply items such as belts, bumpers, starter engines, and electrical strips to Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) depots across the country and overseas.

Through prime contract awards, Marks & Company has delivered belts, tubes, caps, jacks, lights, poles, shackles, alarms, lamp units, clamps, crucifixes, casters, and life preservers to DLA agencies including Land and Maritime, Aviation, Troop Support Construction and Equipment, and Troop Support Clothing and Textiles. The awards ranged from $0 to $43,815 in value and many included accelerated delivery timeframes between one to eight months. Performance locations were largely set for the contractor's Penllyn facility. Some contracts were set aside for small businesses while others applied no set-aside designation. Marks & Company was also awarded a $12,127 firm fixed price delivery order as a subcontractor to provide electrical strip materials to DLA Land and Maritime by November 2021.

Marks & Company currently holds seven indefinite delivery contracts with DLA Land and Maritime to supply belts, bumpers, electrical strips, starter engines and components, vehicle support stands and related items. The single-award IDVs have potential values spanning $250,000 over one year terms. Associated delivery orders issued to Marks & Company against the IDVs total $350 in value to procure various belts and starter engines. The IDVs were awarded via solicitations seeking quotes for delivery quantities ranging from 50 to 688 items to CONUS and OCONUS DLA locations within delivery windows of 39 to 138 days. Some IDVs were set aside for total small businesses while others applied no set-aside designation. Task orders are expected to be placed at rates ranging from seven to 12 orders annually until the conclusion of the period of performance.