Nationwide Supplies, L.P.

Nationwide Supplies, L.P., doing business as Nationwide Supplies LP, operates as a HUBZone-certified woman-owned small disadvantaged business prime contractor supplying tools, equipment, office supplies, facilities maintenance items, and law enforcement training aids to the federal government, predominantly through firm-fixed-price purchase orders rather than long-term vehicle positions. Based in Garland, Texas as a for-profit limited liability partnership, the vendor competes in full-and-open procurement across multiple federal agencies without relying on set-aside vehicles as a primary funding source, though HUBZone set-asides appear frequently across its Department of State award footprint.

Nationwide Supplies' federal business is overwhelmingly concentrated in the Department of State, which accounts for the vast majority of recent awards and dollars. The Department of State Bureau of Diplomatic Security dominates the vendor's customer base at 1,058 awards (14% of all awards) and $46.1 million in combined potential value (47% of total portfolio value), almost exclusively for law enforcement training aids and counterterrorism equipment supporting the Anti-Terrorism Assistance (ATA) program across deployment regions including Pakistan, Philippines, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Lebanon, Iraq, Kenya, Egypt, and other strategic locations. The Bureau of African Affairs (509 awards, $3.2 million), Bureau of Overseas Building Operations (352 awards, $2.9 million), Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs (478 awards, $1.4 million), and Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs (357 awards, $1.4 million) round out the top State Department buyers. The five largest State Department bureaus alone cover 37% of all awards and 58% of combined potential value. Secondary customers include Department of the Army (167 awards, $2 million), Naval Sea Systems Command, and Air Force, but State Department work dominates.

The vendor's capability portfolio spans broad commodity supply. Recent representative work includes a $457.6 million HUBZone purchase order from Bureau of Diplomatic Security for law enforcement training aids in Tajikistan (September 2024), a $215.2 million Total Small Business set-aside from Bureau of Information Resource Management for materials to build radio infrastructure at overseas posts (February 2025), a $176.5 thousand Total Small Business set-aside from Air Force for infrastructure IT materials—cable, cord, and wire assemblies—in Massachusetts (September 2025), a $150 thousand Total Small Business set-aside from Air Force for fiber optic cable and accessories to Iowa (April 2026), and $42.6 thousand and $41.5 thousand Total Small Business set-asides from Naval Sea Systems Command for RF cable and flashlights respectively (April 2026). Across smaller transactions, the vendor supplies vacuum cleaners, HVAC equipment, batteries, lighting, office furniture, digital meters, safety shoes, tools, power supplies, transformers, and specialized technical equipment to State Department bureaus worldwide.

Nationwide Supplies holds one named parent vehicle: a Blanket Purchase Agreement with US Embassy Kuwait valued at $29.3 thousand (awarded June 2022, completed April 2024) for office, medical, and facilities supplies. A secondary BPA under GSA numbering (GS02FNATIO) and an indefinite delivery contract (SAQMMA12D0165) appear in the top vehicles list but carry minimal task order volume. The vendor does not occupy seats on major government-wide GWACs, agency-wide IDIQs, or large multi-award schedules; its work flows almost exclusively through direct purchase orders.

Activity has declined from peak volume. The vendor awarded 218 contracts in 2023, declining to 177 in 2024, 117 in 2025, and only 29 awards in 2026 year-to-date. This downward trajectory, combined with recompete exposure of $941 thousand across 21 awards completing in the next twenty-four months, signals potential revenue cliff risk, particularly in State Department training-aids work where larger awards (such as the $457.6 million Tajikistan contract noted above) represent outsized portions of recent pipeline.

The vendor's prime footprint is nearly monolithic—7,471 of 7,472 awards are prime contracts (100% prime), with a single sub-award appearing on a PAE Government Services OMSS contract at US Embassy Baghdad in April 2024 for tire-wheel assembly supplies. Top NAICS codes reflect commodity supply: Office Equipment Merchant Wholesalers (507 awards), Computer and Computer Peripheral Equipment and Software Merchant Wholesalers (425 awards), Other Professional Equipment and Supplies Merchant Wholesalers (272 awards), and All Other Support Services (261 awards). Top PSC codes align: Information Technology Support Equipment (633 awards), Office Devices and Accessories (603 awards), Office Supplies (389 awards), Training Aids (349 awards), and Office Furniture (341 awards). The vendor's strategy centers on rapid fulfillment of small-to-medium consumables orders and specialized equipment procurement for overseas diplomatic operations, with pricing discipline and catalog breadth anchoring competitiveness rather than technical differentiation or teaming.