Mile Master Transport LLC

Mile Master Transport LLC, doing business as Vincent Kelly Bennett, is a black American–owned, minority-owned small disadvantaged business based in Conyers, Georgia that supplies fasteners, mechanical components, and medical supplies to the Defense Logistics Agency as a prime contractor on purchase orders with no set-aside designation, competing full and open.

The vendor's federal footprint consists entirely of small-dollar purchase orders issued by three Defense Logistics Agency divisions. The Defense Logistics Agency Aviation command dominates the portfolio, accounting for 32 of 40 awards (80%) worth a combined $2 thousand in potential value; the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime division placed 5 awards worth $2 thousand; and the Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Medical division placed 3 awards worth $1 thousand. Across all forty awards, combined potential value totals $5 thousand, with $5 thousand obligated — a 100% obligation rate indicating order fulfillment or drawdown. The vendor serves three distinct customer agencies, all within the Defense Logistics Agency structure.

Mile Master's capability portfolio centers on fastener supply — bolts, nuts, screws, washers, pins, and setscrews dominate the award record, with 27 awards falling under NAICS 325920 (Bolt, Nut, Screw, Rivet, and Washer Manufacturing) and another 7 awards for nuts and washers under PSC code. Representative awards include a $502 purchase order for invasive blood cables issued on April 14, 2026, by the Medical Supply Chain division (ultimate completion April 28, 2026); a $1,500 order for storage batteries from the Land and Maritime division awarded March 10, 2025; and a $359 purchase order for a bolt from the Aviation division awarded March 11, 2025. A single award—a plunger assembly component issued July 18, 2025, for $40,889 with performance in Irving, Texas—stands out as materially larger than the routine fastener and hardware orders, suggesting occasional capability in mechanical subassemblies for defense logistics operations.

Activity accelerated in 2025 with 35 awards, then slowed in 2026 to five awards in the first four months of the year. No subcontract activity or participation in parent contract vehicles (GWACs, IDIQs, BPAs) appears in the source. The vendor operates as a pure direct-sale prime to DLA catalog-purchase ordering processes rather than through higher-value contract vehicles or team arrangements.