NT Sales And Leasing, Inc.

NT Sales And Leasing, Inc., doing business as Cuda Cleaning Systems, supplies industrial cleaning equipment—parts washers, pressure washers, and aqueous cleaners—to military and federal agencies as a small-business prime contractor under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule. The Watertown, South Dakota–based Subchapter S corporation competes predominantly under total small business set-asides, holding a $500,000 GSA Federal Supply Schedule contract (MAS) running through November 2028 that anchors its federal footprint.

Customer concentration clusters heavily within the Department of Defense and military services. The top five customer agencies by potential value account for 76% of recent awards, led by the GSA Federal Acquisition Service (the $500,000 IDV itself, $500 thousand), the Department of the Army Reserve Command (six awards, $244 thousand combined potential value), the Virginia Army National Guard (one award, $215 thousand), the Department of the Air Force (five awards, $170 thousand), and the Department of the Army proper (three awards, $147 thousand). The Army Reserve Command dominates by award count (six purchases) but not by dollar magnitude because individual orders are modest; the Virginia National Guard's single December 2025 delivery order of $215 thousand for parts washers supporting three MATEs and two CSMSs represents the largest single transaction in the recent portfolio. Cuda works with fourteen distinct federal agencies across the National Guard (Virginia, Tennessee, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Nebraska, Iowa), active-duty military branches (Army, Air Force, Coast Guard), Department of Veterans Affairs, and Department of Defense logistics.

Cuda's work streams through the GSA Schedule as delivery orders and standalone purchase orders. Representative awards include a $215 thousand firm-fixed-price delivery order from the Virginia National Guard (December 2025, parts washers), a $50.7 thousand Army Reserve Command purchase for CUDA 2840 and 2518 top-load parts washers (September 2024), a $57 thousand Air Force delivery order for aqueous parts washers (September 2024), a $29.9 thousand Air Education and Training Command delivery order for a front-load washer (September 2024), and a $12.4 thousand Department of Veterans Affairs purchase for a CUDA parts washer (August 2023). Award values typically range from $11,000 to $116,000, reflecting unit equipment sales plus installation and training. Nine task orders ride the GSA Schedule vehicle with $448 thousand combined potential value; an additional ten purchase orders bypass GSA and flow directly from military departments and agencies.

Activity has grown from two awards in 2022 to twelve in 2024, with seven awards posted in 2025 through the December snapshot. Recent completions cluster in the September–December 2024 window and again in summer 2025, suggesting steady reorder cycles from National Guard maintenance shops and Air Force base supply. Primary NAICS concentration falls under 333912 (Air and Gas Compressor Manufacturing) and PSC 4940 (Miscellaneous Maintenance and Repair Shop Specialized Equipment); secondary work streams include machine-shop equipment and commercial industrial machinery manufacturing and repair. Cuda operates as a 100% prime contractor with no subcontract footprint in the source data, manufacturing or procuring Unison-brand and proprietary CUDA-branded parts-washing equipment for direct delivery to federal maintenance facilities nationwide.