Mwckc Consulting LLC

Mwckc Consulting LLC, a black American-owned, minority-owned limited liability company based in Omaha, Nebraska, supplies mechanical and hydraulic components to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor on full-and-open purchase orders and indefinite-delivery contracts, competing without set-aside designation across all recent awards.

The vendor's portfolio centers on parts distribution and light manufacturing for military maintenance and equipment operations. Mwckc holds a single-award indefinite-delivery contract with the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime valued at $350,000 with a one-year performance window through February 12, 2027, covering disc brake rotors (NSN 2530015838837) with an estimated seven task orders annually and a guaranteed minimum of 16 units. Representative smaller purchase orders include a $23,800 thermostatic switch order awarded April 15, 2026 (completion August 13, 2026), a $6,300 tensioner pulley assembly order awarded January 21, 2026 (completion May 21, 2026), and a $5,775 pressure relief valve order awarded March 26, 2026 (completion July 24, 2026). Many purchase orders carry zero ceiling values in the source data, suggesting they represent line-item requesters or partial invoicing events.

Customer concentration is narrow and monolithic. The Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime accounts for all but $7,360 of the vendor's $389,000 combined potential value across 14 of 21 awards (coverage 100% across both volume and dollar rankings). The DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment division placed six awards for $7,000, and DLA Aviation placed one award for $360. Work spans mechanical components — bolts, nuts, screws, rivets, washers, relief valves, o-rings, switches, pumps, and thermal protection devices — distributed across four-digit PSC categories typical of consumable parts procurement for ship, vehicle, and facility maintenance. The vendor has no subcontractor relationships; all 21 awards are prime awards.

Activity accelerated sharply in 2026, with three awards in 2025 and eighteen through mid-April 2026, though the magnitude remains small. Three awards reach completion within the next twenty-four months, carrying $30,000 combined potential value and therefore facing recompete exposure. Only $43,000 of the $389,000 ceiling has obligated to date, indicating orders are still materializing against the vehicle, particularly the February 2026 indefinite-delivery contract. The vendor operates as a direct parts supplier to a single customer (DLA Land and Maritime) on routine, low-complexity component replenishment, without evidence of service work, integration, or systems capability.