Milpar Inc.

Milpar Inc., a woman-owned small business manufacturer headquartered in York, South Carolina, supplies electrical and mechanical components for federal defense applications as a prime contractor exclusively — 119 awards with no subcontract engagement. The company manufactures navigational lights, resistors, capacitors, coils, gaskets, arresters, and related electrical components and competes in open federal procurement without set-aside designations, though it holds a Total Small Business set-aside on one recent IDC.

Milpar's customer base concentrates almost entirely with the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA). DLA Aviation accounts for 40 awards valued at $4.3 million combined potential value; DLA Land and Maritime holds 69 awards valued at $734 thousand. The two rankings diverge meaningfully — DLA Aviation's dollar concentration reflects higher-value delivery orders for navigational lights under Milpar's cornerstone single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract (ceiling $1,359,879.60, running through June 8, 2028), while DLA Land and Maritime's volume reflects numerous smaller purchase orders for resistors, coils, capacitors, and gaskets. Three remaining awards scatter across DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment, DLA Troop Support Hardware, and the Department of the Air Force Materiel Command.

The navigational-lights IDC with DLA Aviation is Milpar's anchor vehicle. Multiple delivery orders issued under it range from $57,600 to $115,403.82, with the most recent order (March 23, 2026) valued at $106,352.54. Milpar also holds a second single-award IDC with DLA Land and Maritime for fixed film resistors (ceiling $350,000, awarded December 16, 2025, expiring December 15, 2026) under Total Small Business set-aside. Beyond these two primary vehicles, Milpar places orders under three additional DLA IDCs: SPE4A623D0159 (8 task orders, $788 thousand combined potential value), SPE4A616D5811 (4 task orders, $152 thousand), and SPE4A621D5030 (4 task orders, $231 thousand).

Milpar's recent activity shows volatility — three awards in 2022, 12 in 2023, a drop to six in 2024, a rebound to 15 in 2025, and three awarded in 2026 to date. Only two awards reach ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, carrying $108 thousand combined potential value, exposing minimal recompete risk in the near term. The portfolio's product concentration skews heavily toward electric vehicular lights and fixtures (38 awards), coils and transformers (23 awards), capacitors (21 awards), and resistors (11 awards), aligned with primary NAICS categories in capacitor and resistor manufacturing. Representative recent work includes the March 23, 2026 navigational-light delivery order from DLA Aviation ($106,352.54), a December 18, 2025 navigational-light delivery order from the same customer ($115,403.82), and August 22, 2025 electrical-coil purchase order from DLA Land and Maritime ($15,900.60).

Produce and assemble quality aircraft navigational lights.