Morpac Industries, Inc.

Morpac Industries, Inc. Actuator Division, a woman-owned small business manufacturer based in Auburn, Washington, supplies electro-mechanical actuators, valve assemblies, motor controllers, and related specialized components to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor on 1,005 firm fixed-price purchase orders and indefinite delivery contracts, plus a subcontractor on four destroyer-class naval construction programs.

The Actuator Division operates as a Subchapter S corporation classified under NAICS 332911 (Industrial Valve Manufacturing) and PSC 4810 (Valves, Powered), competing predominantly full-and-open on non-set-aside purchase orders, though the vendor also holds two active single-award indefinite delivery contracts under Total Small Business set-asides with the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime. Recent representative prime awards include a $327.6 million firm fixed-price purchase order from DLA Land and Maritime on January 27, 2025, for 16 gate valves under a Total Small Business set-aside with ultimate completion in May 2027; a $214.2 million purchase order from DLA Land and Maritime on April 11, 2024, for nine valve assemblies (NSN 4820016735098) with completion in October 2025; and a $201.5 million purchase order from DLA Land and Maritime on April 1, 2025, for nine units of valve assembly (NSN 4810016587068) with completion in August 2026. On the subcontracting side, Morpac supplies valve and actuator components to Huntington Ingalls Incorporated for DDG 51-class guided-missile destroyer construction, including recent work on DDG 131, DDG 128, and DDG 142.

Customer concentration is extreme and single-source dependent. The Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime accounts for 851 of 1,011 awards (84% of the portfolio) and $28.7 million of the $34.5 million combined potential value (83%). The Department of the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command holds 55 awards ($5 million combined potential value, 14%), and the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command holds 50 awards ($362 thousand, 1%). The remaining 13 customer agencies combined account for fewer than 2% of potential value. The top two ranking metrics align tightly — DLA Land and Maritime dominates both volume and dollar magnitude — but the vendor has zero pipeline diversity outside the Navy and DLA complex.

The vendor's vehicle footprint is fragmented across five single-award indefinite delivery contracts with DLA. The highest-value vehicle is IDC SPE7MX19D0052 with 24 task orders totaling $1.4 million in combined potential value; the most recent vehicle is IDC 4610117004, a $250,000 single-award IDC for motor controllers awarded December 13, 2024, and set to expire December 13, 2025, with an estimated nine orders per year and a guaranteed minimum of two units. IDC 4610131764, a $350,000 single-award Total Small Business vehicle for motor controllers (NSN 6110014111367), was awarded February 6, 2026, and runs through February 6, 2027.

Activity has accelerated sharply. The vendor recorded 57 awards in 2022, 50 in 2023, 58 in 2024, 102 in 2025, and 23 in the first quarter of 2026, reflecting sustained high-velocity purchase-order issuance from DLA Land and Maritime. One hundred sixteen awards (combined potential value $5.4 million) carry ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months and will face recompete or replacement procurement in that window. The vendor's award concentration by product category is correspondingly narrow: 667 awards (66% of the portfolio) fall under NAICS 332911 (Industrial Valve Manufacturing), 113 awards under Other Measuring and Controlling Device Manufacturing, and 59 under Other Metal Valve and Pipe Fitting Manufacturing, reflecting Morpac's role as a single-source or narrow-source valve and actuator supplier to DLA. The top PSC codes reflect identical specialization: Valves, Powered (636 awards), Valves, Nonpowered (153 awards), and Electrical Control Equipment (117 awards).

Morpac's combined dollars obligated across all awards total $38.1 million, or 110% of the $34.5 million combined potential value figure, indicating that obligated spend has exceeded the published ceiling values—a signal of either repricing, scope growth, or volume orders exceeding estimates. The vendor has no visible parent contract vehicle positions outside the DLA single-award IDC fleet and carries zero presence on GSA schedules, GWACs, or agency-wide competitive pools. Subcontracting exposure is minimal (6 of 1,011 awards, or less than 1%), routed entirely through Huntington Ingalls on naval shipbuilding. The vendor's award footprint shows structural recompete cliff risk: the concentration on DLA Land and Maritime purchase orders, combined with the single-source IDC model and imminent expiration of the December 2024 $250,000 motor-controller IDC, creates binary win-or-lose dependency on DLA recompete actions in the next twelve months.

ELECTRICAL MOTOR OPERATED VALVES, STEPPING MOTORS AND CONTROLLERS, WATER AND WASTE WATER CONTROL. Underground and submersible actuators, fail safe battery operated actuators.

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