MIT Holdings LLC

MIT Holdings LLC, doing business as MIT Distributors, is a for-profit limited liability company headquartered in Roswell, Georgia, that serves as a key supplier of electrical, electronic, telecommunications, and technical components to the U.S. federal government, particularly the Department of the Navy. As a subsidiary of World Micro Components LLC, a global franchised distributor supporting federal prime contractors across the Department of Defense, MIT Distributors has established itself as a versatile vendor capable of supplying a broad range of hardware and materials essential to Navy shipbuilding, fleet maintenance, and operational readiness. The company has maintained its registration in SAM.gov since May 2001 and holds the status of a small business entity, which has positioned it favorably for participation in federal procurement through both competitive and set-aside contract vehicles.

MIT Distributors has demonstrated extensive capability across multiple product categories through its federal prime contract awards, which are primarily issued by the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) under various contract vehicles. The company has received firm fixed-price purchase orders and Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) calls for specialized maritime components, including PDRM O-rings, secure locks, variable frequency drive assemblies, HVAC kits, electrical material kits, and aluminum powder, with individual awards ranging from approximately $3,750 to $246,970. Many of these awards have been designated as total small business set-asides, reflecting MIT Distributors' qualification under small business procurement programs. Beyond its direct NAVSEA contracts, the company serves as a subcontractor to major defense prime contractors, including The Boeing Company and Atlantic Diving Supply, Inc., providing common aerospace commodities and electrical components that support naval and aerospace programs. The company's subcontract activity with The Boeing Company has been particularly extensive and consistent, with numerous awards dating back to at least 2021, while also maintaining an active subcontract relationship with Atlantic Diving Supply, Inc. for specialized materials and components. This diversified customer base and product portfolio demonstrates MIT Distributors' ability to meet both specialized Navy requirements and broader aerospace industry demands.

MIT Distributors currently holds thirteen active Blanket Purchase Agreements with the Naval Sea Systems Command, each with a $5 million ceiling value and performance periods extending through June 14, 2029. These master BPAs, awarded in June 2024 with a subsequent modification in November 2024, establish framework agreements covering a comprehensive range of product categories essential to Navy operations: master BPAs for telecommunications and IT equipment, semiconductors, electronic components, laboratory equipment, alarm and security devices, fire fighting equipment, piping and hosing, air conditioning equipment, lumber and building materials, hand tools, boxes and containers, special purpose clothing, and general electrical and electronic materials. Rather than functioning as standalone vehicles, these BPAs represent established master agreements from which NAVSEA issues individual delivery orders to procure specific items as operational needs arise. The structure allows NAVSEA to efficiently manage procurement across diverse commodity categories while leveraging MIT Distributors' established vendor relationships and distribution capabilities. MIT Distributors' responsibility under these IDVs is to respond to task orders with pricing and delivery schedules for the specified products, enabling the Navy to maintain flexibility in sourcing requirements while benefiting from pre-negotiated terms and MIT Distributors' proven logistics and supply chain management capabilities. The breadth and diversity of these master BPAs underscore MIT Distributors' role as a comprehensive supplier to naval shipbuilding and maintenance operations, with the company positioned to fulfill emerging requirements across technical, engineering, and operational support categories throughout the Navy's fleet modernization and maintenance cycle.

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