MCI Solutions Inc.

MCI Solutions Inc., doing business as Dimensions Unlimited Group, a for-profit supplier headquartered in Bohemia, New York, provides aerospace and defense component manufacturing—specifically aircraft parts, electrical components, fasteners, seals, valves, bearings, gears, and related hardware—to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor on over 1,000 purchase orders and blanket purchase agreements. The vendor competes full-and-open; it holds no SBA set-aside certifications and does not use set-aside vehicles for the bulk of its work, though a small number of recent awards carry Total Small Business designations.

The vendor's customer concentration is extreme and narrowly focused on defense logistics. Defense Logistics Agency Aviation dominates the portfolio with 756 awards (73% of the total) representing $21.6 million in combined potential value. Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime follows with 114 awards ($1.8 million), Naval Air Systems Command Naval Air Warfare Center with 38 awards ($6.7 million), Air Force Sustainment Center with 93 awards ($1.4 million), and Army Communications Electronics Command with 11 awards ($136 thousand). These five customers account for 98% of all awards and 99% of combined potential value. The Naval Air Warfare Center's position on the value ranking—second despite far fewer awards than DLA Aviation—reflects a single significant vehicle: a $5 million single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement running through October 2026 covering technical, engineering, and logistics support. The remainder of the vendor's work consists of transactional purchase orders for low-to-mid-value commodity aircraft components.

Recent activity shows growth from 32 awards in 2022 to 75 in 2025, but 2026 to date carries only 15 awards, suggesting post-holiday or seasonal reporting lag. The vendor faces minimal recompete exposure: only one award with combined potential value of $39 thousand reaches ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months. The $5 million Naval Air Warfare Center BPA, however, extends to October 2026 and represents the vendor's largest vehicle footprint.

The vendor's capability footprint is narrow and specialized. Top NAICS categories by award count include Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (227 awards), Aircraft Engine and Engine Parts Manufacturing (152), Ball and Roller Bearing Manufacturing (74), Hardware Manufacturing (68), and Mechanical Power Transmission Equipment Manufacturing (65). Top PSC categories reflect similar focus: Engine Fuel System Components, Aircraft And Missile Prime Movers (115 awards), Airframe Structural Components (83), Bearings, Antifriction, Unmounted (80), Aircraft Hydraulic, Vacuum, And De-Icing System Components (74), and Gears, Pulleys, Sprockets, And Transmission Chain (57). Concrete representative work includes a $248.5 thousand Total Small Business fitting assembly for DLA Land and Maritime (November 2025), a $223.965 million electrical controls order for DLA Aviation (March 2026), a $170.8 thousand bearing, roller, cylindrical order for DLA Aviation (August 2024), and a $157.5 thousand position transmitter order for DLA Aviation (September 2025). The vendor also subcontracts: one sub-award to General Dynamics Information Technology on a Naval Air Warfare Center C5ISR systems support task order (October 2025).

MCI Solutions operates from a single manufacturing and logistics facility in Bohemia, New York—the place of performance for substantially all awards. The vendor was registered in the System for Award Management in August 2008 and maintains active federal vendor status. Combined potential value across all 1,033 awards totals $31.9 million, with $25.7 million obligated (80% of potential value), indicating high follow-through on awards. The vendor competes almost entirely outside any IDIQ or parent contracting vehicle framework; the two named parent vehicles—a Naval Air Warfare Center Blanket Purchase Agreement and a DLA Land and Maritime indefinite delivery contract—account for only 15 task orders combined and are mostly administrative classification artifacts for recurring small purchases rather than strategic contract vehicles anchoring the vendor's footprint.