Mavich, LLC

Mavich, LLC, a small disadvantaged, woman-owned, and Hispanic American-owned business headquartered in Southlake, Texas, supplies specialized electronic components and cable assemblies to the Defense Logistics Agency as a prime contractor on 825 recent awards totaling $45.4 million in combined potential value. Mavich operates primarily under total small business set-asides across its entire federal footprint, competing on individual purchase orders and task orders issued against a portfolio of single-award indefinite delivery contracts rather than as a subcontractor or through higher-ceiling vehicle participation.

The company's customer concentration is extreme and by design: the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime accounts for 726 of 825 awards (88% of total count) with $34.9 million in potential value, and DLA Aviation adds 93 awards ($10.4 million). The remaining three customer agencies—Naval Sea Systems Command, Naval Supply Systems Command, and a parent DLA account—together represent less than 1% of value. This deep DLA integration reflects Mavich's niche as a dedicated supplier of standardized electronic parts for military equipment maintenance and logistics operations, with no meaningful concentration tension between the two rankings: both are dominated by DLA.

Mavich's award portfolio is composed almost entirely of small discrete purchase orders and delivery orders. The top five named parent IDVs are single-award indefinite delivery contracts, each carrying task order counts in the range of six to seven, with combined potential values in the range of $4,000 to $72,000 per vehicle. The company maintains a large fleet of individual $250,000 to $350,000 ceiling indefinite delivery contracts awarded by DLA Land and Maritime and DLA Aviation, all designated total small business set-asides, covering specific electronic components such as electrical connector plugs (NSN 5935014720269), rotary relays (NSN 5945010513423), variable resistors (NSN 5905011262302), electrical contacts, and cable assemblies. Representative high-value orders include a $659,328 cable assembly purchase order from DLA Aviation (Jan 22, 2026), a $502,892 cable assembly order from DLA Aviation (Feb 25, 2025), a $291,983 cable assembly order from DLA Aviation (Jul 3, 2024), and a $254,740 cable assembly order from DLA Aviation (May 10, 2024), all firm fixed-price under total small business set-asides. Smaller orders routinely fall in the $15,000 to $60,000 range for connectors, relays, and resistors, with occasional micro-orders under $1,000 for low-volume or urgent replenishment.

Activity has remained relatively stable at 80–92 awards per year through 2024, then dropped to 60 in 2025 and 23 in the first quarter of 2026, reflecting the snapshot timing of the source data rather than a decline signal. Seventeen awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $1.4 million and face routine recompete risk as individual task orders and IDCs reach their one-year expiration and are recompeted or renewed. Mavich holds no subcontract position in the source data; all 825 awards are prime awards.

Mavich's capability footprint is narrow and highly focused: the company procures and supplies electronic components for military equipment maintenance and sustainment. The top NAICS categories are Electronic Connector Manufacturing (204 awards), Capacitor, Resistor, Coil, Transformer, and Other Inductor Manufacturing (162 awards), Current-Carrying Wiring Device Manufacturing (112 awards), and Relay and Industrial Control Manufacturing (80 awards). Product Service Code concentration mirrors this: Connectors, Electrical (352 awards), Resistors (119 awards), and Relays and Solenoids (84 awards) account for the bulk of work. Specific components include cable assemblies, electrical connectors and plugs, rotary and electromagnet relays, variable resistors, protective dust caps, pulse transformers, insulation sleeving, circuit breakers, electrical contacts, and conductor splices, all sourced and delivered to DLA distribution depots across continental and overseas military logistics networks.

The company's federal presence since its SAM registration in November 2009 has been almost entirely DLA-focused. Mavich competes exclusively under small business set-asides and holds no position on government-wide vehicles, agency-wide GWACs, or multi-award IDIQs. Its contractual posture is that of a dedicated supplier to DLA's electronic components procurement mission, holding many single-award, fixed-ceiling indefinite delivery contracts that generate task orders on a recurring basis, with individual orders ranging from under $100 to over $500,000. The firm operates out of Keller, Texas (with historical references to Southlake, Texas as headquarters), and the source indicates the company has maintained continuous federal contracting engagement for over sixteen years.

Mavich is a distributor of industrial supplies, electronic components, promotional products, and apparel/uniforms. We also provide printing services as well as inventory management services.